Thorin Stoutfoot
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You mean I'll be having a field day banning over-powered feats.Mongoose_Matt said:
Fortunately, at this point my players know that anything coming out of a Mongoose book is likely to get banned.
(Mongoose) Ultimate Feats
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Fortunately, at this point my players know that anything coming out of a Mongoose book is likely to get banned.
Azure Trance
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Forrester said:
Aye, something like the Netbook of Feats has to give comparisons and sometimes comments on the usage/reason for a feat?
Azure Trance said:
Yeah, exactly what I was thinking of. I'm going to have to dig that up again -- there was some nifty stuff in there. Anyone have the link? I can't see spending 40 bucks for a huge melange of often unplaytested-feats that were just borrowed from a bunch of random other places without some sort of rating system/guidance for overwhelmed DMs.
On the other hand, if there IS a rating system, cool beans, and well done! I'll have to look for it.
Azure Trance
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They have their very own .org, their so cool.
www.netbookoffeats.org OR http://www.datadeco.com/nbofeats/
(leads to same place)
Ditto with what Forrester said, sometimes I feel the deluge of feats when I browse through so many that will nearly never be used. Need some way to sift the good from the bad.
www.netbookoffeats.org OR http://www.datadeco.com/nbofeats/
(leads to same place)
Ditto with what Forrester said, sometimes I feel the deluge of feats when I browse through so many that will nearly never be used. Need some way to sift the good from the bad.
Alzrius
The EN World kitten
Re: What about Malhavoc?
Just on a side note, I went back and looked at my copy of the original Book of Eldritch Might. None of the feats in there are Open Game Content. That may have something to do with why they aren't in Mongoose's new book.
I have to agree here. I have Beyond Monks, and it's one of the better products out there now, including the incredible feats in there, as well as how they organize them (Hard feats, Soft feats, Hard/Soft feats, etc). They're OGC too, its a shame they arenn't in the new book. Ah well, page limitations will do that.
Flynn said:
Just on a side note, I went back and looked at my copy of the original Book of Eldritch Might. None of the feats in there are Open Game Content. That may have something to do with why they aren't in Mongoose's new book.
I have to agree here. I have Beyond Monks, and it's one of the better products out there now, including the incredible feats in there, as well as how they organize them (Hard feats, Soft feats, Hard/Soft feats, etc). They're OGC too, its a shame they arenn't in the new book. Ah well, page limitations will do that.
Gargoyle
Adventurer
Thanks for the comments folks; the positive feedback keeps us going.
Maybe if Mongoose does a second printing then some of our stuff will make it in; (Though then they would have to call this one the "Penultimate Book of Feats". ) It would have been great to have some of our stuff printed in such a comprehensive book with such esteemed company.
Nevertheless, I look forward to this book. I think it will be one of the "unofficial core books" that most groups will actually use. And that's what I look for in a product, something I or my players can pick up and actually use right away.
Maybe if Mongoose does a second printing then some of our stuff will make it in; (Though then they would have to call this one the "Penultimate Book of Feats"
. ) It would have been great to have some of our stuff printed in such a comprehensive book with such esteemed company. Nevertheless, I look forward to this book. I think it will be one of the "unofficial core books" that most groups will actually use. And that's what I look for in a product, something I or my players can pick up and actually use right away.
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