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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Brian Compton" data-source="post: 2818063" data-attributes="member: 24898">One thing I noticed about the feats- weren't some of these originally Epic feats (Two-Weapon Rend comes to mind)?I like the Weapon Mastery feats, though I think it might better be house-ruled that the bonuses apply to other weapons EXCEPT the specialized one.  That seems more in line with the intent of the feat.  Truthfully, how many fighters have passed on a really nice new weapon because all their feats were focused on a different one?  There's a fighter/paladin gestalt in my game who's focused on greatsword, and I could see him getting a lot of use from this feat if a Holy Avenger popped up.  Not ready to pass judgement on the follow-up feats for this, as I haven't read them fully.Also liked the Combat Focus feats.  Anything that can help a fighter up their Will save, even if briefly= good.  The idea of the feats building on each other was nice too- encourages characters to do more than just cherry-pick.One thing I'd like to see- a comparison of a fighter/arcane that takes the Spellsword prestige class with a Duskblade.  Are they balanced, or does one come out a little better than the other?  Likewise with a rogue/arcane with the Arcane Trickster class vs. Beguiler.  Besides the obvious advantage that Duskblades and Beguilers can do things in one class the others need three to emulate.Have to say, between this book and Spell Compendium, WotC is currently putting some good material out.  Hope they keep it up.</blockquote>

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