[Help] Which book has the feat...

[Blood Jester]

I'm trying to track down where I saw this feat (too many books!)

It was called something like Contemptible Target'

Basically, unless you did something obviously threatening, you were the last person an enemy would choose to attack, and tended to go unnoticed, even during combat (again, unless you caused damage or somesuch).

Thanks in advance.

 

[Particle_Man]

In 2nd edition AD&D's The Complete Book of Humanoids, (that brown softcover series), kobolds had this as a racial ability. Other than that, I have no idea. Sorry.

 

[Blood Jester]

Thanks for the effort.

 

[strongbow]

Check AEG's Evil Handbook

 

[the Jester]

Ah, Piratecat could tell you- Priggle, the deep gnome npc in his game, has this feat. Hope that helps... maybe change the thread's title to Hey Piratecat, which book...

 

[Blood Jester]

Thanks and thanks!

Yeah, I noticed it on Priggle, was hoping to find it with a general search, but might have to talk to the cat Monday.

 

[Camarath]

I found it. It is in this pdf compilation of Feats. It is apparently from the Quintessential Rouge.

 

[Camarath]

I don't have the Quintessential Rouge but this is what the pdf says the feat is.

Contemptible Target
Perquisites: Str13 or less; Low Key
Benefits: Untill you attack or cast a spell, your enemies ignore because you are not a threat. this does not allow sneak attacks. they are aware of you but will just choose other targets. Opponents that have seen you fight or people that were watned of you are immune to this feat.

Low Key
Perquisites: This feat can only be taken at first level.
Benefit: +2 on Disguise; +2 on Hide; You look so plain that many people just overlook you.

 

[Blood Jester]

Camarath:

You rock. And are a gentleman and fine judge of liquor!

Thank you.