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<blockquote data-quote="Wolfwood2" data-source="post: 3697952" data-attributes="member: 39394">Well, being mounted all the time is more of a hope than something that I can say I've successfully accomplished yet.&nbsp; I'm hoping that we have (mostly) left behind small dungeon corridors.&nbsp; Perhaps I'm wrong in this hope.&nbsp; We shall see.&nbsp; Having a hippogriff mount does help some as far as difficult terrain.Hmm. Spirited Charge at 9th is awfully tempting.&nbsp; Does anyone have any experience to offer on the utility of the mounted feats?It does say &quot;permanently sacrifice&quot; (not &quot;permanently expend&quot;) in the general description of Devotion feats.&nbsp; However, then in each individual feat description it always refers to &quot;expending&quot; turn attempts, which implies a temporary thing.The idea of permanently sacrificing turn attempts is also a bit weird because the number of turning attempts you have access to goes up and down depending on your charisma score.&nbsp; If you get a +6 boost to your charisma temporarily and get an extra 3 turns, can you then choose to immediately declare those turns as &quot;permanently sacrificed&quot;?Do you have to declare how many turning attempts you are willing to permanently sacrifice when taking the feat?&nbsp; Like, &quot;If I ever get 15 turning attempts in a day I am preemptively declaring them all permanently sacrificed, even though I only get six turning attempts a day now.&quot;I may just throw it at my DM and ask him to rule.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wolfwood2, post: 3697952, member: 39394"] Well, being mounted all the time is more of a hope than something that I can say I've successfully accomplished yet. I'm hoping that we have (mostly) left behind small dungeon corridors. Perhaps I'm wrong in this hope. We shall see. Having a hippogriff mount does help some as far as difficult terrain. Hmm. Spirited Charge at 9th is awfully tempting. Does anyone have any experience to offer on the utility of the mounted feats? It does say "permanently sacrifice" (not "permanently expend") in the general description of Devotion feats. However, then in each individual feat description it always refers to "expending" turn attempts, which implies a temporary thing. The idea of permanently sacrificing turn attempts is also a bit weird because the number of turning attempts you have access to goes up and down depending on your charisma score. If you get a +6 boost to your charisma temporarily and get an extra 3 turns, can you then choose to immediately declare those turns as "permanently sacrificed"? Do you have to declare how many turning attempts you are willing to permanently sacrifice when taking the feat? Like, "If I ever get 15 turning attempts in a day I am preemptively declaring them all permanently sacrificed, even though I only get six turning attempts a day now." I may just throw it at my DM and ask him to rule. [/QUOTE]

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