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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jester David" data-source="post: 7713668" data-attributes="member: 37579">I agree with this poster.A few feats (Stealthy springs to mind) take something that was once DM fiat or open to a ruling and makes it a hard rule.Before, running from cover to cover while an enemy is distracted could be allowed. That's just what stealthy people do. Now, you can do it in plain sight while the enemy is looking in that direction and the rules state you remain unseen. Just charge across that open double doorway in front of the watching guard.Other ones would be Performer or Menacing. Also, I agree with the half-feat issue. A lot of players will be uninterested in these feats as an odd-bonus isn't useful or they might already be at or close to cap. These should appeal to someone who is focused in these skills (and with those ability scores high) but will likely appeal most to characters who consider these abilities secondary.</blockquote>