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<blockquote data-quote="Endur" data-source="post: 2067110" data-attributes="member: 3346">The more I think about this, the more I'm inclined to agree that Titan Fighting does increase the bonus granted by the dodge feat to +4.&nbsp; a. A dwarf/gnome vs. a dodge target their size.&nbsp; +1 dodge bonus b. A dwarf/gnome vs. a dodge target larger than them, but not a giant. +4 dodge bonusc. A dwarf/gnome vs. any giant, but not their dodge target: +4 dodge bonusd. A dwarf/gnome vs. a dodge target larger than them and a giant. +8 dodge bonus.Remember, the dodge feat only applies to a single opponent and you had to specify on your round.&nbsp; Original dodge feat bonus is +1.&nbsp; A second feat raises that bonus to +4, but only for enemies larger than you.Seems balanced to me.&nbsp; (The dodge feat is one of the wimpiest feats in the PHB, so any boost is a good thing.&nbsp; The 3.5 team was going to raise it to +1 AC against everyone, but then decided not to for unknown reasons).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Endur, post: 2067110, member: 3346"] The more I think about this, the more I'm inclined to agree that Titan Fighting does increase the bonus granted by the dodge feat to +4. a. A dwarf/gnome vs. a dodge target their size. +1 dodge bonus b. A dwarf/gnome vs. a dodge target larger than them, but not a giant. +4 dodge bonus c. A dwarf/gnome vs. any giant, but not their dodge target: +4 dodge bonus d. A dwarf/gnome vs. a dodge target larger than them and a giant. +8 dodge bonus. Remember, the dodge feat only applies to a single opponent and you had to specify on your round. Original dodge feat bonus is +1. A second feat raises that bonus to +4, but only for enemies larger than you. Seems balanced to me. (The dodge feat is one of the wimpiest feats in the PHB, so any boost is a good thing. The 3.5 team was going to raise it to +1 AC against everyone, but then decided not to for unknown reasons). [/QUOTE]

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