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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Quartz" data-source="post: 8314193" data-attributes="member: 40552">Lots of stuff already covered so I won't repeat that. I do have one textual issue. Throughout the document you refer to 'd6'. I think you should refer to 'die' or 'dice' throughout the document.I.e instead ofhaveand instead ofhave(change italicised)This allows for the d6 to be changed to a different die size. For instance, instead of granting the feat at level 10, you might increase the die size from d6 to d8.All that said, the big one I've spotted is that the only ability that uses the Insight Dice as dice is the Improve Damage ability. So I wonder if you actually need Insight Dice at all? Perhaps instead you have Insight Points and the Improve Damage ability becomesImprove Damage: When an ally you can see within 30 feet of you inflicts damage to one or more creature(s) you can also see, you can use your reaction to increase the damage dealt by the ally by a number of dice equal to the points in your Insight Pool. Use the dice involved in the attack; d6 otherwise. Afterward, remove one point from your Insight Pool.(i.e. someone doing damage with a dagger rolls extra d4s; someone using a greataxe rolls extra d12s.)I also think that Improve Damage is a bit too good in later levels and should have an increased cost:Improve Damage: When an ally you can see within 30 feet of you inflicts damage to one or more creature(s) you can also see, you can use your reaction to increase the damage dealt by the ally by one die at a cost of one point from your Insight Pool. You may increase the damage by two dice per extra point of your Insight Pool expended to a maximum number of points equal to your Proficiency Bonus. Use the dice involved in the attack; d6 otherwise.You might also want to restrict Improve Damage to non-magical attacks and attacks that aren't special abilities. For instance, should it stack with Sneak Attack, Assassinate, and Meteor Swarm? How about Cure Wounds used on Undead?</blockquote>

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