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<blockquote data-quote="Quasqueton" data-source="post: 1798412" data-attributes="member: 3854">The feats that drive me to distraction are those that break the standard &quot;rules format&quot;, just because either the designers didn't feel like following the set pattern, or couldn't spend an extra 10 minutes thinking on it to make it fit.Eschew Materials -- this should be a metamagic feat, just like Silent Spell and Still Spell. To hell with all the whiny sorcerers who don't think they should have to use material components.Natural Spell -- this also should be a metamagic feat, with either restrictions or a level increase. Why should druids get virtual Silent Spell and Still Spell for free?The various divine feats that use a cleric's turning ability -- why don't these feats follow the turning ability rules (standard action to activate, last 1 minute)? As they are, there is a mechanical disconnect between what they do and what they are supposed to come from.Quasqueton</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quasqueton, post: 1798412, member: 3854"] The feats that drive me to distraction are those that break the standard "rules format", just because either the designers didn't feel like following the set pattern, or couldn't spend an extra 10 minutes thinking on it to make it fit. Eschew Materials -- this should be a metamagic feat, just like Silent Spell and Still Spell. To hell with all the whiny sorcerers who don't think they should have to use material components. Natural Spell -- this also should be a metamagic feat, with either restrictions or a level increase. Why should druids get virtual Silent Spell and Still Spell for free? The various divine feats that use a cleric's turning ability -- why don't these feats follow the turning ability rules (standard action to activate, last 1 minute)? As they are, there is a mechanical disconnect between what they do and what they are supposed to come from. Quasqueton [/QUOTE]

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