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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zelda Themelin" data-source="post: 829792" data-attributes="member: 167">Now I am really really curious about that book, *sniff*, of the wait..I don't think they were so powerful, at least not too so. They were about right for their specialization. And they had feeling of real specialization, and I like that.Best of all, they had no needless feat-requirments.That is really harrowing in rpg-centered campaings, since I don't like pre-planning my characters life from level one. What organization he or she joins or not, is something I really don't know at beginning of the game. And if there are three or more must-feats they make sure Ia) have to know in advance levels I am going to take and whenorb) force me to take that prestige class so much later, and when my character finally qualifies, it's most likely not an issue anymore.If feat-requiment is really directed at the class, and has actual game effect, and not a lame one just to shy away power-gamers, it's usually ok. Unique specialization flavor is ok to me also.Always better way to me, is to make requiments as skill/BAB/or "must be able to cast lv x spells".</blockquote>