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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Destil" data-source="post: 5595305" data-attributes="member: 1980">Well, it would put some sort of constraint on feat design, which is a start. Possibly not one I'd want to see, though.My ideal feat replacement system:You have Talents and Feats. You gain 3-5 talents per tier and 2 feats per tier.Talents are always, as a rule, simple mechanically and should never come up in play. Once you have them on your character sheet you can forget about them. Things like weapon and armor prof, unarmored defense, skill training and focus, improved defenses et cehera. Bonuses from talents are VERY strictly typed to prevent stacking, no unnamed bonuses.Feats are big things. You get two per tier, they're usually untyped bonuses though really general could be a feat bonus. They actually add complexity to play.Level 1: 1 Heroic Tier Feat, 1 Talent, 1 Racial Talent, 2 At Wills, 1 encounter, 1 DailyLevel 2: Utility PowerLevel 3: Encounter PowerLevel 4: Talent, +1 to two ability scoresLevel 5: Daily PowerLevel 6: Utility Power, Heroic Tier FeatLevel 7: Encounter PowerLevel 8: Talent, +1 to two ability scoresLevel 9: Daily PowerLevel 10: Utility PowerLevel 11: Paragon Path Encounter Power Paragon Tier Feat, +1 to all ability scoresI'd even suggest possibly replacing feats instead of gaining them after 4 or so.</blockquote>