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<blockquote data-quote="FarBeyondC" data-source="post: 9492131" data-attributes="member: 6803170">It's not really all that complex.1. The feats section explicitly tells you that you can pick feats from any category if categories aren't specified.2. The Ability Score Improvement feature doesn't specify a category, thus you can pick from any category (Origin, General, Fighting Style, Epic Boon, or anything else in the future that doesn't have explicit rules preventing it).3. Level on its own almost always refers to character level. Class levels are only relevant to the very few features that explicitly mention them, and spell levels are obvious to determine from context.4. Whether intentionally or otherwise, the epic boon feat prerequisites do not prevent level 19+ multiclassed characters from choosing one at any point they're given a feat choice that allows it. They could have easily made the prerequisite (Prerequisite: Epic Boon Feature) if that was the case.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FarBeyondC, post: 9492131, member: 6803170"] It's not really all that complex. 1. The feats section explicitly tells you that you can pick feats from any category if categories aren't specified. 2. The Ability Score Improvement feature doesn't specify a category, thus you can pick from any category (Origin, General, Fighting Style, Epic Boon, or anything else in the future that doesn't have explicit rules preventing it). 3. Level on its own almost always refers to character level. Class levels are only relevant to the very few features that explicitly mention them, and spell levels are obvious to determine from context. 4. Whether intentionally or otherwise, the epic boon feat prerequisites do not prevent level 19+ multiclassed characters from choosing one at any point they're given a feat choice that allows it. They could have easily made the prerequisite (Prerequisite: Epic Boon Feature) if that was the case. [/QUOTE]

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