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<blockquote data-quote="Fieari" data-source="post: 3002389" data-attributes="member: 16221">A few things I noticed on my first read-through:The second method of dealing with such players is not listed.Grammar: Rephrase to &quot;Divinity templates do not stack on top of one another, overlapping instead.&quot; or something similar.Paragraph cuts off here mid-sentence.Sentence left incomplete.Another unfinished sentence.And another.Should be &quot;Your Hit Die increases by one step&quot;.Need a space between &quot;can&quot; and &quot;time&quot;, and finish the sentence.an should be and.Furthermore, this feat is incredibly broken.&nbsp; The only time the exact wording of a wish is important is if you seek to exceed the boundaries set out by the description of the wish spell.&nbsp; This feat would enable a 9th level spell to grant the caster omnipotence, or to destroy all universes, or do... quite frankly... ANYTHING.&nbsp; For lesser usages of wish, the feat is redundant.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fieari, post: 3002389, member: 16221"] A few things I noticed on my first read-through: The second method of dealing with such players is not listed. Grammar: Rephrase to "Divinity templates do not stack on top of one another, overlapping instead." or something similar. Paragraph cuts off here mid-sentence. Sentence left incomplete. Another unfinished sentence. And another. Should be "Your Hit Die increases by one step". Need a space between "can" and "time", and finish the sentence. an should be and. Furthermore, this feat is incredibly broken. The only time the exact wording of a wish is important is if you seek to exceed the boundaries set out by the description of the wish spell. This feat would enable a 9th level spell to grant the caster omnipotence, or to destroy all universes, or do... quite frankly... ANYTHING. For lesser usages of wish, the feat is redundant. [/QUOTE]

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