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<blockquote data-quote="d20books" data-source="post: 926390" data-attributes="member: 11487">Feat PackagesI'm definitely not talking about &quot;wasted&quot; feats.&nbsp; The thing I'm talking about is getting a feat package that is basically a bunch of feats at a discounted &quot;Feat cost&quot;.&nbsp; There would be restrictions, as noted, to balance the feat collection.Unless the second WoT feat is that super, I don't see why there would be such a balancing act to make the second feat that expensive.&nbsp; I'm not familiar with WoT, however.It may just be psychological wrapper too.&nbsp; If the second feat is that wonderful that it actually does cost two feat points, I think they simply wanted to find a way to package it up within the D20 rules to make it work.&nbsp; I'm essentially doing the same thing but it has a new wrapper that doesn't seem to be as offensive.My Feat Packages would also allow you to go either way with the pricing.&nbsp; In the WoT example, you basically have one feat that is worth two feat points.&nbsp; In my example, I have four feats that are combined in a discount of two or three feat points and restrictions.To-may-to, To-mah-to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="d20books, post: 926390, member: 11487"] [b]Feat Packages[/b] I'm definitely not talking about "wasted" feats. The thing I'm talking about is getting a feat package that is basically a bunch of feats at a discounted "Feat cost". There would be restrictions, as noted, to balance the feat collection. Unless the second WoT feat is that super, I don't see why there would be such a balancing act to make the second feat that expensive. I'm not familiar with WoT, however. It may just be psychological wrapper too. If the second feat is that wonderful that it actually does cost two feat points, I think they simply wanted to find a way to package it up within the D20 rules to make it work. I'm essentially doing the same thing but it has a new wrapper that doesn't seem to be as offensive. My Feat Packages would also allow you to go either way with the pricing. In the WoT example, you basically have one feat that is worth two feat points. In my example, I have four feats that are combined in a discount of two or three feat points and restrictions. To-may-to, To-mah-to. [/QUOTE]

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