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<blockquote data-quote="MoonSong" data-source="post: 6770739" data-attributes="member: 6689464">Not that it is too good, but that the effort to make it more powerful makes it less useful for customization -and less attractive.&nbsp; The size of feats already makes it less useful for fine tunning, making it even more broad reduces the flavor you get from it.&nbsp; Maybe if you used something like Weapon MasterYou gain +1 to Dex or StrSelect six weapons, you gain one of the following benefits with each weapon (one benefit per weapon, you can choose each weapon and each benefit more than once)- Gain proficiency with the selected weapon- You can treat the weapon as if it had the finesse property, you can't select this benefit for heavy weapons.- You can use a bonus action to gain advantage with the next attack roll you make using that weapon before the end of your next turn.- You can wield the weapon using a part of your body you would not normally be able to use for weapons. Such as your feet, mouth or hair.- When you wield the weapon, your reach with it increases 5'. - melee weapons only.-When you use the weapon to shove, you have advantage on your Athletics/Acrobatics roll. This has the extra benefit of making it helpful to even fighters and paladins.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MoonSong, post: 6770739, member: 6689464"] Not that it is too good, but that the effort to make it more powerful makes it less useful for customization -and less attractive. The size of feats already makes it less useful for fine tunning, making it even more broad reduces the flavor you get from it. Maybe if you used something like Weapon Master You gain +1 to Dex or Str Select six weapons, you gain one of the following benefits with each weapon (one benefit per weapon, you can choose each weapon and each benefit more than once) - Gain proficiency with the selected weapon - You can treat the weapon as if it had the finesse property, you can't select this benefit for heavy weapons. - You can use a bonus action to gain advantage with the next attack roll you make using that weapon before the end of your next turn. - You can wield the weapon using a part of your body you would not normally be able to use for weapons. Such as your feet, mouth or hair. - When you wield the weapon, your reach with it increases 5'. - melee weapons only. -When you use the weapon to shove, you have advantage on your Athletics/Acrobatics roll. This has the extra benefit of making it helpful to even fighters and paladins. [/QUOTE]

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