UltimaGabe
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I thought up this feat earlier when making a 30th-level Cleric for a one-shot Epic adventure.
He was True Neutral, and I didn't really see him as being only good at Positive Energy or at Negative Energy- hence, this feat.
DUAL-ENERGY CONVERSION [EPIC]
Prerequisites: Wis 21, Knowledge (Religion) 30 ranks, ability to spontaneously convert prepared spells into Cure or Inflict spells, alignment neither good nor evil.
Benefit: You are now able to convert prepared spells into Cure spells or Inflict spells, chosen at the time of casting, regardless of which choice was made upon character creation (see the Cleric class description for an explanation of spontaneously converting prepared spells).
Special: A Cleric's deity (if he has one) must be of non-good and non-evil alignment in order for the Cleric to take this feat.
How does it look? Assuming it's balanced, how would it be to add in that you can Turn AND Rebuke as well?
He was True Neutral, and I didn't really see him as being only good at Positive Energy or at Negative Energy- hence, this feat.
DUAL-ENERGY CONVERSION [EPIC]
Prerequisites: Wis 21, Knowledge (Religion) 30 ranks, ability to spontaneously convert prepared spells into Cure or Inflict spells, alignment neither good nor evil.
Benefit: You are now able to convert prepared spells into Cure spells or Inflict spells, chosen at the time of casting, regardless of which choice was made upon character creation (see the Cleric class description for an explanation of spontaneously converting prepared spells).
Special: A Cleric's deity (if he has one) must be of non-good and non-evil alignment in order for the Cleric to take this feat.
How does it look? Assuming it's balanced, how would it be to add in that you can Turn AND Rebuke as well?