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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CapnZapp" data-source="post: 6745323" data-attributes="member: 12731">My problem is that the feat text does not say you can use it outside the indicated parameters. A DM would be quite understandable if he read the feat to mean you could inspire up to six people and that this takes ten minutes full stop.(Not that the feat also allows you to inspire twelve people in twenty minutes, eighteen people in thirty, and so on.)Since this latter interpretation seems to have overall support from the forums, meaning none of you have indicated you run the feat the former way, I have provided my preferred phrasing. A feat that specifically states "N people per X minutes" makes it much more clear that the numerals mentioned aren't some kind of hard limit. The text then explicitly allows for a continuance beyond X minutes. This I prefer.ZappPS. If the feat was a spell, the original phrasing would have been much more appropriate. Then it would be obvious that each casting of the spell would do what the text says it does.</blockquote>