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<blockquote data-quote="Gaiden" data-source="post: 293512" data-attributes="member: 103">For standard race PCs, the feat is only useful for a dragon disciple when s/he gets the size increase (I believe at level 5 - don't have books with me).&nbsp; Even then the feat is only useful, if the character focuses on overrunning tactics (complete with mobility, SA, expertise, improved trip, knockdown, etc.)&nbsp; If the character is not designed around being large and movement on the battlefield, then the feat is utterly useless.&nbsp; About the only other character concept I can think of off the top of my head that would at all benefit from this feat is a ranger (or any other class with a favored enemy or similar concept) who has chosen as his foe some type of creature smaller than himself.The notion of permanent enlargement deserves further consideration.&nbsp; However, given the limited combat feats that a magic user gets (in general) this feat is extremely costly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gaiden, post: 293512, member: 103"] For standard race PCs, the feat is only useful for a dragon disciple when s/he gets the size increase (I believe at level 5 - don't have books with me). Even then the feat is only useful, if the character focuses on overrunning tactics (complete with mobility, SA, expertise, improved trip, knockdown, etc.) If the character is not designed around being large and movement on the battlefield, then the feat is utterly useless. About the only other character concept I can think of off the top of my head that would at all benefit from this feat is a ranger (or any other class with a favored enemy or similar concept) who has chosen as his foe some type of creature smaller than himself. The notion of permanent enlargement deserves further consideration. However, given the limited combat feats that a magic user gets (in general) this feat is extremely costly. [/QUOTE]

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