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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stalker0" data-source="post: 8065682" data-attributes="member: 5889">I’ll reshout out the previous idea for flexible feats for the fighter, which offers him at least some solid flexibility in the face of magic. Also allows for some niche nigh level feats to be made to add to his list of abilities as needed.So if we look at our modern Marvel culture, Hawkeye is a high level fighter. I don’t think he’s 20th level, but he’s technically with his “party” dealing with world and even universe ending threats...so he’s dealing with the stakes expected of a high level fighter.Hes considered “mundane”, but realistically does have a power...he never ever misses. That’s a pretty darn useful combat ability, so how about.Sure StrikeWhen a 10th level fighter swings his sword or knocks an arrow, it carries the assuredness of death.once per round, the fighter may declare a missed attack a hit.At 20th level, the fighter has left behind the frailties of lesser warriors. He may apply this ability to all attacks.it’s still mundane, technically something an extraordinary amount of die luck could replicate...but my god is that it cool and powerful</blockquote>