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<blockquote data-quote="Kai Lord" data-source="post: 388942" data-attributes="member: 3570">This is exactly what I'm talking about, except for the 1/session deal.&nbsp; My character would never dream of something that would happen any sooner than 1-2 weeks, and he'd never have another dream until the events in his last dream came to pass, or were altered.Basically I'd just like to know how a character who has had this ability since he was young would be covered within official game mechanics.&nbsp; Is there anything (feat/skill/template) that covers this?&nbsp; Is there some monster or spellcaster that could touch a small child and grant such an ability?&nbsp; My preference is to find something from WOTC, with a 3rd party publisher second but acceptable.&nbsp; My understanding is that the Netbook of Feats is a collection of fan-submitted feats.&nbsp; If that's the case I'd just make it up myself if its nowhere else in print.EDIT:&nbsp; BTW, Jeremy, thanks for going to the trouble of actually searching through the NoF.&nbsp; Definitely appreciated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kai Lord, post: 388942, member: 3570"] This is [i]exactly[/i] what I'm talking about, except for the 1/session deal. My character would never dream of something that would happen any sooner than 1-2 weeks, and he'd never have another dream until the events in his last dream came to pass, or were altered. Basically I'd just like to know how a character who has had this ability since he was young would be covered within official game mechanics. Is there [i]anything[/i] (feat/skill/template) that covers this? Is there some monster or spellcaster that could touch a small child and grant such an ability? My preference is to find something from WOTC, with a 3rd party publisher second but acceptable. My understanding is that the Netbook of Feats is a collection of fan-submitted feats. If that's the case I'd just make it up myself if its nowhere else in print. EDIT: BTW, Jeremy, thanks for going to the trouble of actually searching through the NoF. Definitely appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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