Yet another "My House Rules" thread

[rvalle]

In the last campaign I played in, it seemed like every other NPC villain had a Ring of Protection or Cloak of Resistance (most of the enemies we faced were classed humanoids). Of course when most of the enemies are creatures, it's not so much of an issue. I always thought it odd that a 20th level Fighter, stripped of weapons and armor, could conceivably be as easy to hit as he was at 1st level. Of course there are Feats like Dodge, and whatnot, but you know what I mean.

That is becuse in DnD's weird wacky way HP's = how hard someone is to hit, even though there is AC as well. So the 10th level fighter isn't really as easy to hit because he as 100 hitpoints (or whatever) and the first level guy only has 10(ish).

rv

 

[Vrecknidj]

Do these bonus Charisma-based feats have any restrictions? I mean, a human fighter with a 16 Charisma will have 13 feats instead of 10 at 9th level. That's a ton of feats. I'm thinking you're going to get people taking higher Charisma scores just to tweak out their feat allotment, and then you'll end up with bigger problems.

Also, will this apply to non-PCs? Will monsters with a high Charisma score get these bonus feats? There are some monsters I'd really hate to face, around CR 16, if they have an extra four or five feats.

Dave

 

[Viktyr Gehrig]

I'm compiling all of my House Rules into one document as we speak. Realized a problem with Sorcerors, though-- adding all interaction skills interferes with Draconic Heritage.