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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Angel Tarragon" data-source="post: 4106051" data-attributes="member: 23733">I have a feat for my Tale of the Twin Sus setting which might interest you if you end up dropping the Wild Empathy bonus.[sblock=Survivalist Feat]Survivalist [Background]You feel comfortable and at home in wide open spaces.Benefit: You have spent so much time in the wilderness that the birds and beasts that call nature home regard you as one of their own. Survival is always a class skill for you as is Knowledge (Nature). If either of these skills is already considered a class skill by virtue of another feat, then you gain a +2 bonus on all checks regarding either skill.In addition you are treated as having one level in the druid or ranger class, but only gain the benefit of the Wild Empathy class feature.You sometimes feel uncomfortable in towns that have a population of 401 or more which results in a -2 natural modifier to Diplomacy and Sense Motive checks in these towns due to your lack of experience in the intricacies of courtly manners.If at some point in your adventuring career you gain levels in the Druid or Ranger class, the virtual level granted with this feat stacks with your actual class levels for determining the result of a Wild Empathy check.[/sblock]</blockquote>