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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Elder-Basilisk" data-source="post: 628307" data-attributes="member: 3146">Don't distort things. Aid gives an average of 4.5 hit points per level. 2 points of con gives 1 hp/level. The +2 con pulls even with Aid at level 4-5 and is significantly better thereafter.If you want to show that a 2nd level spell makes the con portion of the feat unnecessary, Endurance (which is a good 2nd level spell unlike Aid which would not be impressive as a 1st level spell) is the one to compare it to. But that only makes the Con part of the feat obsolete. The movement part remains useful. . . .That's pretty much exactly what I've done with my characters--either that or used it in the first round of outdoor encounters where all anyone was doing was exchanging missile fire with nearly invisible goblins in four-six foot tall prarie grass anyway. (Usually a rather pointless exercise). When you're on the attack (as adventurers often are) it's usually fairly easy to anticipate encounters--I'd say I can tell that about half of the total encounters are coming.I'm not sure how many times it needs to be said but it is only one feat. And when I've had the opportunity to play high level a high level character with it, he found it useful too.</blockquote>