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spunkrat said:Now I just want to be the Basset hound![]()
Bad dog! BAD DOG!!
(Where's the hong stick when you need it?!
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spunkrat said:Now I just want to be the Basset hound![]()
Jeff Wilder said:Why's that? I've found, as both player and DM, that adding mooks to an encounter can really make it tougher. (Just one aspect is how much a crowded battlefield restricts tactical movement.) Being able to clear out mooks is extremely handy.
I'd have voted for it tooCrothian said:I understand, I'd have voted it out too if it didn't get that stupid immunity thing....![]()
Seriously. Improved Feint is a lifesaver for certain Rogue characters. It was basically required back in my very first post on ENWorld when I made a ho-hum level 20 Rogue who could solo a Young Adult Red Dragon and automatically win, barring a winning-the-lottery style 1 in 1,000,000 chance upset (some crazy guy thought that the Young Adult dragon would always beat any character but a totally optimised one...boy was he wrong)...Crothian said:my very first 3.x character was a Fighter Rogue who did just this. Of course we had to invent the feat to make fient useful at the tame, but it worked out really well.