Unwritten Legends: Feats

Unwritten Legends: The Feats

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As with other special abilities, spells, and items, feats can be researched. The Feat needs the approval of the god that has the Portfolio which closely matches the use of the Feat. E.g. a Throw Anything feat would most likely be used on combat, thus it would need the approval of Tempus. This approval is regardless of whatever god is the researcher's patron. This may cause conflict, but those are the breaks if you follow a god of justice and want to research Improved Backstabbing. The DC is generally 20. DC modifiers are: + 1 for each level of prerequisite required, +1 for each attribute point required above 10, +1 for each other feat required as a prerequisite. The check is made using half of both of the closest ability modifier and base attack (and epic attack). Just like craft checks, the roll is multiplied by the DC, and that is considered to be sp or cp. The roll can be made daily or weekly; but the value of all new feats is variable. Value is the DC squared plus 100 gp. Time can be accrued with breaks in between. Once you have accured enough value to "complete" it the feat can be taken by you alone. Once one hundred and one people have researched the feat, it is considered "published" and added to the lists of everyone. Failure on the check just means no progress is made, it does not consume the "gold". If researching a feat under someone who has the feat, a bonus of the traines INT may be added. The trainer may charge whatever they want.

Example: A fourteenth level fighter is going to research Throw Anything. The DC is 27. He can use half of his BAB (+7) and DEX modifier (+2). He will have a difficult time accruing 5,729 gp by only rolling 20's on his check, but the earlier he starts, the sooner he will be done.

Character Feats

New Feats: All are General feats unless noted.

Armed Deflection (Epic) You can deflect arrows or other ranged weapons with your melee weapon. Prerequisites: Dex 21, Int 13, Wis 15, Epic Weapon Focus, Expertise, Weapon Focus. Benefit: When wielding a weapon with which you have selected the Epic Weapon Focus feat, once per round when you normally would be hit with a ranged weapon, you can make a Reflex saving throw (DC 20; if the ranged weapon has a magical bonus to attack, the DC increases by that amount). If you succeed, you deflect the weapon. You must be aware of the attack and not flat-footed. Attempting to deflect a ranged weapon doesn't count as an action. Exceptional ranged weapons, such as spell effects or boulders hurled by giants, can't be deflected. Special: This feat can be substituted for the Improved Unarmed Strike and Deflect Arrows feats for the purpose of qualifying for another feat, such as Exceptional Deflection. To employ other feats that have such prerequisites, you must be wielding a weapon with which you have selected the Epic Weapon Focus feat.
Berserker lodge feats from UaE are regional feats for Halardrim and Raumvira who have membership in berserker lodges.
Chosen Weapon Specialization (Epic) You deal more damage when wielding your deity's chosen weapon. Prerequisites: War domain, Epic Prowess, Weapon Focus with deity's chosen weapon. You gain a +2 bonus on weapon damage when wielding your deity's chosen weapon.
Cinematic Dodge [Pulp] [Cinematic] You can jump about so erratically it becomes very difficult to hit you. Prerequisites: Dex 15+ Benefit: You may decide at the beginning of any round to start using Cinematic Dodge. Each round you use this feat, you must change your circumstances. For example, a character using cinematic Dodge might block foes' attack with a chair one round, jump onto a table a second round, duck behind some barrels on a third round, and defend himself with a beer stein on a forth round. If a character fails to change his circumstances, he loses Cinematic Dodge for the rest of that encounter. While using Cinematic Dodge, all attacks made against the character have a 50% miss chance, and all attacks that hit do only half damage. A character using Cinematic Dodge automatically fails any Concentration check. Additionally, any natural roll of 1 or 2 on any 2d20 check ends the character's move for the round, and fails.
Special: A character may only have one [Cinematic] feat.
Cinematic Knowledge [Pulp] [Cinematic] You are a walking encyclopedia. Prerequisites: Int 15+, Max ranks in at least two Knowledge skills. Benefit: You internal store of information is vast. Whenever buying a rank in a Knowledge skill, you may choose one topic covered by that skill in which you are specialized. For example, a character with 5 ranks in Knowledge (nobility and royalty) could have 5 specializations -- Royalty of England, Nobility of England, Inheritance Laws, French Heraldry, and The Graystoke Family Tree. Whenever making a knowledge check in an area of specialty, you roll twice and take the better of the two results.
Special: A character may only have one Cinematic feat.
Cinematic Movement [Pulp] [Cinematic] You can push yourself into a frenzy of activity, allowing you to accomplish amazing feats of acrobatics, but also putting yourself at risk of a catastrophic mobility malfunction. Prerequisites: Dex 15+ Benefit: You may, at the beginning of any round, opt to begin moving cinematically. This means you suffer no numerical penalties to movement-based skill checks. This mean that no matter what difficult circumstances you place yourself under, you do not take penalties to Balance, Climb, Jump, Move Silently, Ride, Swim or Tumble checks. This does not lower set DCS (a Jump check for distance is still increased), but you take no penalties for circumstances (carrying someone), spells (being slowed), or conditions (even if shaken).
A character may still be limited in ways having nothing to do with penalties. A character that is held cannot move at all, and no reduction of penalties changes that. Also a GM need not allow a maneuver he wouldn't allow at all under normal circumstances. (Something a GM would allow at a -10 penalty, such as Tumbling while carrying someone, may be performed without the penalty. Something the GM just wouldn't allow, such as Tumbling across a high-wire while heavily encumbered and hog-tied, carrying a glass of water, is still impossible).
When moving cinematically, and move-based skill check that results in a natural 1 or 2 on the d20 roll is a catastrophic failure. The character stops, loses the rest of his move, and is considered flat-footed until his next move.
Special: A character may only have one Cinematic feat.
Cinematic Persuasion [Pulp] [Cinematic] Your ability to talk circles around people is next to magical. Prerequisites: Cha 15+, Bluff as a class skill, max ranks of Bluff. Benefit: Your gift of gab is extraordinary. You may make Diplomacy and Bluff checks in a single round. If you wish, you may make these checks cinematically, in which case your bonus is only your Cha modifier, and your foe's opposed check is based solely on his Wis modifier. However, you automatically fail on a natural roll of 4 or less, and even if you succeed the resulting change in attitude lasts only 1d6 rounds. Special: A character may only have one Cinematic feat. A character who fails to buy maximum ranks of Bluff at each level cannot use Cinematic Persuasion until he has bought the skill back to maximum ranks.
Special: A character may only have one Cinematic feat.
Combat Insight (Epic) Your keen intellect allows you to place melee attacks where they will inflict the most damage. Prerequisites: Int 19, Epic Prowess, Expertise, base attack bonus +15. Benefit: When wielding a melee weapon, add your Intelligence modifier rather than your Strength modifier to the weapon's damage rolls.
Create Ward (NF) Will be available per rules in Spells and Spellcraft by FFG p. 84-88.
Cooperative Spell (NF) You can use Circle Magic (FR pp. 59) as many did in the ancient past before this feat was lost to those outside some regions. Prerequisites: Spellcraft 8 ranks, cast 3rd level spells, and three metamagic spells. You can join a circle and donate spells when you gain this feat, though you cannot be a circle leader until you have 13 ranks in spellcraft. You may have as many participants in a circle as you have ranks in spellcraft -11. Minimum number of participants is two. The maximum circle leaders level is their level +30. Maximum spell level for adding feats is the leaders level +10. The maximum level to which the circle leaders caster level checks can be raised to is their level +30.
Deck Ape (NF) Gives +3 to Profession (Sailor).
Deduce! [Pulp] [Cinematic] You can jump to conclusions others don't see. Prerequisites: Wis 15+, max ranks in Sense Motive. Benefit: You can make deductions about a person, place, thing, or event. You may do this once per game session without cost (see below for using it more often). To do this, you may play a game of 20 Questions with the GM. (You may ask a series of questions which can be answered yes/no. The GM must truthfully answer always, never, sometimes, or don't know.) You may use this feat more than once per session, but doing so costs 100 exp per additional use. Special: A character who fails to buy maximum ranks of Sense Motive at each level cannot use Deduce! until he has bought the skill back to maximum ranks.
Special: A character may only have one Cinematic feat.
Disarm Casting [New] You have learned to disarm targets with spells. Prerequisites: Spellcasting ability 17+, caster level 7+ Benefits: When you hit a target with a spell that deal hp damage, you may attempt to disarm him. Only one target of each spell may be disarmed, even if an area spell catches multiple targets. Your choose an amount of damage dealt to he target which he does not take, up to a maximum of your caster level (and no more than 1 less than the damage dealt). Your disarm roll is 1d20 + damage not dealt opposed by the target's attack roll with the item to be disarmed. On a successful check, your target drops the item at his feet. The target cannot make a disarm check to disarm you, even if he wins the opposed check.
For example, an 8th-level bard casts a sound burst at a goblin and a kobold. He deals 8 points of damage, and chooses to attempt to disarm the goblin. The bard reduces the damage dealt to the goblin by 7 (his maximum, as the spell must deal at least 1 point), and then makes an opposed check of 1d20+7 against the goblin's attack roll. If the bard wins the check, the goblin is disarmed. Either way, the goblin takes 1 hit point and must save or be deafened (as normal for sound burst), and the kobold is affected normally.
Divine Heritage (NF) As Arcane Schooling but for a Divine Class.
Divine Infusion (Divine) (Epic) You can channel divine energy into your body and mind to temporarily transform yourself into a half-celestial or half-fiend. This means you gain wings that allow you to fly at twice your land speed (good maneuverability), receive a +1 to natural armor, can cast daylight or darkness at will, and can smite evil or good once each day. Prerequisites: Con 21, Knowledge (the planes) 30 ranks, ability to turn or rebuke creatures. Benefit: Spend one of your turn/rebuke undead attempts to infuse your mind and body with potent energies pulled directly from the realm of your deity. You use a standard action to channel your energy, during which time you transform. For a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1 round), you gain either the half-celestial (if you channel positive energy) or the half-fiend (if you channel negative energy) template. You gain the native subtype while you're an outsider. The spell-like abilities of the half-celestial or half-fiend are based on your Intelligence and Hit Dice. Daily use limits apply per day, not per use of this feat.
Divine Spell Penetration (Epic) Choose a component of your alignment. Your divine spells of that alignment are more capable of defeating spell resistance. Prerequisites: Wis 21, Improved Alignment-Based Casting, domain of chosen alignment, alignment matching chosen component, ability to cast 9th-level divine spells. When casting spells of the chosen alignment, you gain a +4 bonus on caster level checks to defeat spell resistance.
Don't Be Dead Dude [Pulp] [Cinematic] Prerequisites: Cha 15+ Benefit: You have such great faith that you can prevent someone from being dead, as long as you make the effort quickly. A character who is killed no more than 1 minute ago, and suffering no more than double his total number of hit points, can be brought back in this way. It requires 10 full rounds (starting within the 1 minute time limit) to revive the character, or three rounds if you make a DC 15 Treat Injury check and yell "Don't you give up on me!"
Characters killed other than through hit-point loss can be revived up to an hour after death, as long as their corpse was never closely examined beforehand.
You may only use this feat once in each lunar month, and only on characters with no more than double your levels or hit dice. Additionally, using it invokes an experience debt for you. The experience point debt is 1,000� the current level of the creature you revive. This debt is recorded separately on your character sheet. From now on, whenever you gain experience half of it goes to your exp total, and half goes to pay off your debt. Once your debt reaches 0, you accumulate exp normally. You cannot use this feat if you have an experience debt greater than your exp total.
Special: A character may only have one Cinematic feat.
Enhance Item (Item Creation) As described on pp 115 ELH. This feat is being used.
Enhance Turning (General) (Epic) You affect more Hit Dice of undead than normal when you channel energy. Prerequisites: Cha 19, Extra Turning, Heighten Turning, ability to turn or rebuke creatures. Benefit: When you channel energy to turn, rebuke, command, or destroy undead, you roll turning damage twice and add the results together to determine the total number of Hit Dice of undead you affect. Using Enhance Turning is a full-round action.
Epic Armor Proficiency: Light, Medium, Heavy (NF) Epic level characters (anyone with an epic class) gains Epic Armor Proficiencies in the armor proficienceis given by their class. Epic Armor Proficiencies double the base AC of an armor, and reduce the Armor Check penalty by 1.
Epic Combat Expertise (Epic) You have extraordinary talent at using your combat skill for defense. Prerequisites: Int 19, Expertise, base attack bonus +21. Benefit: When you use the attack action or full attack action in melee, you can take a penalty equal to or less than your base attack bonus (rounded down) on your attack and add the same number to your AC. The modifiers to attack rolls and AC last until your next turn. The bonus to your AC is a dodge bonus.
Epic Devotion (Epic) Choose an alignment component (chaos, evil, good, or law) different from your own alignment. You are particularly resistant to spells of that alignment. Prerequisites: Wis 21, Iron Will, alignment different from the chosen component, patron deity who does not accept clerics who have the chosen component. You gain a +4 divine bonus on saves against spells of the chosen alignment component. For instance, a lawful good paladin of Helm who selected "chaos" would gain a +4 divine bonus on saves against chaotic spells. That paladin could not select "good" or "law" because they are part of her own alignment, nor could she select "evil" because Helm accepts evil clerics. You can take this feat more than once. Each time you select the feat, select a new alignment component
Epic Divine Might (Divine) (Epic) You can channel energy to greatly increase the damage you deal in combat. Prerequisites: Cha 21, Str 21, Divine Might, Power Attack, ability to turn or rebuke creatures. Benefit: Spend one of your turn/rebuke undead attempts to add twice your Charisma bonus to your weapon damage for a number of rounds equal to twice your Charisma modifier. The effects of this feat stack with those granted by Divine Might.
Epic Divine Resistance (Divine) (Epic) You can channel energy to temporarily reduce damage you and your allies take from energy sources. Prerequisite: Divine Cleansing, Divine Resistance, Extra Turning, ability to turn or rebuke creatures. Benefit: Spend one of your turn/rebuke undead attempts to imbue all allies within a 60-foot burst (including yourself) with fire resistance 30, cold resistance 30, and electricity resistance 30. This resistance does not stack with similar resistances, such as those granted by spells or special abilities. This protection lasts for a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum of 1 round).
Epic Divine Vengeance (Divine) (Epic) You can channel energy to gain an additional attack against undead in melee. Prerequisites: Dex 21, Divine Vengeance, Extra Turning, ability to turn or rebuke creatures. Benefit: Spend one of your turn/rebuke undead attempts to gain the ability to make one additional attack each round at your highest base attack bonus with any melee or ranged weapon. This additional attack must be directed at an undead creature. The effects of this feat last for a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier (with a minimum of 1 round with the extra attack).
Epic Divine Vigor (Divine) (Epic) You impart amazing Constitution and enhanced speed to a number of allies. Prerequisites: Cha 19, Divine Vigor, Extra Turning, Great Constitution, ability to turn or rebuke creatures. Benefit: Spend one of your turn/rebuke undead attempts to increase your base land speed by 30 feet and gain a +6 sacred bonus to your Constitution. You can impart these bonuses to a number of creatures you are touching, as long as the total number of creatures enhanced does not exceed your Charisma modifier. These enhancements last for a number of minutes equal to your Charisma modifier.
Epic Spell Specialization (Epic) Choose a spell that you can cast. That spell is more powerful when you cast it. Prerequisites: Spellcraft 24 ranks, ability to cast 9th-level spells. When casting the chosen spell, treat your caster level as 2 higher for all purposes, including range, duration, resistance to dispel checks, and overcoming spell resistance.
Epic Vow of Poverty (Epic, Exalted) You have renewed your vow to forswear material possessions. Prerequisites: Sacred Vow, Vow of Poverty, character level 21+. Benefit: You continue to gain bonuses to your Armour Class, attacks, ability scores and saving throws, as well as bonus feats, all depending on your character level. See the table below for details. Special: As Vow of Poverty.

Lvl Benefit
21 AC+11, Resistance+4, Reduced Sleep
22 Bonus Feat
23 Exalted Strike+6, Ability Score Increase +10/+8/+6/+4/+2
24 AC+12, Deflection+4, Natural Armor+3, DR 10/Epic, Metal* and Evil, Bonus Feat
25 Resistance+5
26 Exalted Strike+7, Bonus Feat
27 AC+13, Ability Score Increase +12/+10/+8/+6/+4/+2
28 Energy Resistance 30, Bonus Feat
29 Resistance+6, Exalted Strike+8, Timeless Body
30 AC+14, Deflection+5, Bonus Feat
31 Ability Score Increase +14/+12/+10/+8/+6/+4, Holy Strike
32 Natural Armor+4, Exalted Strike+9, Fast Healing, Bonus Feat
33 AC+15, Resistance+7
34 DR 15/Epic, Metal* and Evil, Bonus Feat
35 Exalted Strike+10, Ability Score Increase +16/+14/+12/+10/+8/+6, Energy Immunity 1
36 AC+16, Deflection+6, Bonus Feat
37 Resistance+8
38 Exalted Strike+11, Bonus Feat
39 AC+17, Ability Score Increase +18/+16/+14/+12/+10/+8
40 Natural Armor+5, Energy Immunity 2, Bonus Feat

AC Bonus, Resistance, Deflection, Natrual Armor and Ability Score Increases: These function exactly as they do for the non epic Vow of Poverty.
Exalted Strike: At 23rd level, the Exalted Strike is treated as Epic for the purposes of overcoming damage reduction. It otherwise functions exactly as described for the non epic Vow of Poverty.
Damage Reduction: At 24th level, an epic ascetic gains DR 10/Epic, Silver and Evil if lawfull, or DR 10/Epic, Cold Iron and Evil if chaotic. If neutral, the ascetic may choose either silver or cold iron.
Energy Resistance (Ex): At 28th level, an epic ascetic's energy resistance increases to 30. Beginning at 35th level, an epic ascetic chooses one energy type (acid, cold, electricity, fire or sonic). The epic ascetic is now immune to that energy type. An epic ascetic chooses another energy type for every 5 levels beyond 35th (40th, 45th, 50th and 55th).
Timeless Body (Ex): Upon attaining 29th level, an epic ascetic no longer takes penalties to his ability scores for aging and cannot be magically aged. Any such penalties that he has already taken, however, remain in place. Bonuses still accrue, and the ascetic still dies of old age when his time is up.
Fast Healing (Ex): Upon reaching 32nd level, an epic ascetic�s regeneration ability improves. He gains the fast healing ability, healing an amount of damage per round equal to the ascetic's character level/5, rounded down.
Bonus Feats: An epic ascetic gains a bonus feat every 2 levels over 20th. These bonus feats must be selected from the following list, and the character must still meet all pre-requisites for the feats:
Epic Ascetic Bonus Feats: Any exalted feat from the Book of Exalted Deeds, plus Armour Skin*, Bonus Domain**, Damage Reduction*, Energy Resistance*, Epic Toughness*, Extended Life Span*, Fast Healing*, Great Charisma*, Great Constitution*, Great Dexterity*, Great Intelligence*, Great Smiting, Great Strength*, Great Wisdom*, Improved Alignment-Based Casting (good), Improved Aura of Courage, Improved Spell Resistance*, Music of the Gods, Penetrate Damage Reduction***, Perfect Health, Planar Turning, Positive Energy Aura, Spontaneous Domain Access**, Widen Aura of Courage.
* This feat can be taken multiple times, its effects stack.
** This feat can be taken multiple times, applying to a new domain each time.
*** This feat can be taken multiple times, applying to a different type of special material each time.
Exclusionary Targeting [New] Your area spells can wrap around one target. Prerequisites: Spellcasting ability 17+, caster level 9+, Spell Expertise. Benefits: When casting a spell with a defined area, you may exclude a single target caught within the area. If two or more targets are grappling, you cannot exclude any of them. An excluded target is not affected by the spell in any way. Special: You may take this feat more than once. Each time you take it, it increases the number of targets you may exclude by one. If you can exclude all the targets in a grapple, you may do so, but you cannot exclude only some targets in a grapple.
Expert Grappler (NF) You are skilled at grappling opponents and are capable of performing maneuvers in combat that others cannot. The Expert Grappler feat gives you three new options during a grapple:

If you pin an opponent during a grapple, you can choose to immediately bull rush them. (If you or your opponent are being grappled by others, however, you must first escape those grapples.) To do so, perform the bull rush maneuver normally (however, you are already in their space, so you do not need to move in before making the opposed strength check).
When an opponent attempts to escape your pin, you can attempt to throw them rather than allowing them the chance to escape. Before resolving the escape check, make an opposed grapple check. If your opponent succeeds, they make their escape check normally. If you succeed, you can throw your opponent as a free action.
When you escape a grapple, you can leave your opponent prone. After making a successful escape check, immediately make a Trip attack against your opponents.

Extra Favored Enemy [New] Prereqs: favored Enemy class feature. You gain an extra favored enemy as if you had gained levels.
Far Magic [New] Your spells have greater than usual range. Benefits: When determining a spell's maximum range, your caster level is treated as being two higher.
Fast Tracking (NF) prereqs: Track, Endurance, Wilderness Lore (8 ranks). The tracker may track without penalty from movement.
Focused Spell Penetration (Epic) Choose a school of magic for which you have selected the Epic Spell Focus feat. Your spells of that school are more capable of overcoming spell resistance. Prerequisites: Epic Spell Focus (chosen school), Spell Focus (chosen school), Spell Penetration, ability to cast 9th-level spells. When casting spells of the chosen school, you gain a +4 bonus to caster level checks to defeat spell resistance. This stacks with all other bonuses to overcome spell resistance; however, having this feat does not make such bonuses stack with each other if they normally don't. You may select this feat multiple times. Each time you select this feat, it applies to a different school of magic for which you have selected Epic Spell Focus.
Greater Disarm Casting [New] You have improved your ability to disarm targets with spells. Prerequisites: Spellcasting ability 21+, caster level 10+, Disarm Casting. Benefits: When using Disarm Casting, you gain a +4 bonus to your opposed check to disarm a foe. Additionally, you may attempt to disarm two foes with a single spell, as long as they are both in the area.
Greater Ram Casting [New] You have improved your ability to bull rush targets with spells. Prerequisites: Spellcasting ability 21+, caster level 10+, Ram Casting. Benefits: When using Ram Casting, you gain a +4 bonus to your opposed check to bull rush a foe. Additionally, you may attempt to bull rush two foes with a single spell, as long as they are both in the area.
Greater Trip Casting [New] You have improved your ability to trip targets with spells. Prerequisites: Spellcasting ability 21+, caster level 10+, Trip Casting. Benefits: When using Trip Casting, you gain a +4 bonus to your opposed check to trip a foe. Additionally, you may attempt to trip two foes with a single spell, as long as they are both in the area.
Hat [Pulp] [Cinematic] You have a heroic hat. It may be battered, ornate, common, or extraordinary, but it definitely looks good on you. Prerequisites: Character must have a head. Benefit: Your hat is never taken from you under normal circumstances. You may be captured and strip searched, picked up by a tornado, run through a hail of bullets or ride a runaway tank off the edge of a cliff, but unless some other feat specifically says you lose your hat, it stays with you. You may opt to take off your hat of your own free will, but you get it back as soon as you need it. As long as you have your hat, you feel more confident, giving you a +1 morale bonus to all Cha-based skills. Normal: Most people's hats aren't this ubiquitous. Special: With your GM's permission, your hat can actually be some other piece of personal apparel. Eyeglasses, lucky flasks, pocket-watches and gloves are all common "hats."
Special: A character may only have one Cinematic feat.
Held Casting [New] You can complete all but the last element of a spell casting, holding the almost-finished spell for use later. Prerequisites: Spell ability 15+, caster level 9+. Benefits: Once you have successfully cast a spell (met all its components and casting time, made any needed Concentration checks, survived any attack of opportunity for casting), you may opt to hold on to the spell rather than cast it. You may only hold one spell at a time, and may not cast any other spells while you hold one. Although having a held spell does not provoke an attack of opportunity, any event that would require a caster to make a Concentration check to cast a spell (such as taking damage or violent motion) forces you to make one at the same DC or lose the held spell. A held spell is obvious, and observers may make Spellcraft checks to identify it just as if they observed the spell being cast.
Releasing a held spell is a free action which normally must be taken on the caster's turn. However, a character with a held spell threatens his normal reach with it, and may cast it as an attack of opportunity against any foe that provokes one from him. This requires a touch attack. If successful, the target becomes the target of a targeted spell, or the center of an area spell.
Heroic Surge (NF) prereqs: Class level 12. This feat provides bons standard actions. The number of bonus standard actions is a function of level. A character can take a number of bonus actions per day equal to their class level divided by four, rounded down. This feat cannot be taken multiple times. It stacks with Haste effects. The standard actions cannot be used to cast spells, but they can be used for spell completion, use activated, command word, and single use items.
Ignore Turn Resistance (Divine) (Epic) Your ability to affect undead with channeled energy is powerful enough to penetrate resistance to turning. Prerequisites: Cha 19, Empower Turning, Extra Turning, ability to turn or rebuke creatures. Benefit: Whenever you attempt to turn, rebuke, control, or destroy undead, their turn resistance (if any) is effectively reduced by a number equal to your Charisma modifier (to a minimum turn resistance of +0) for that attempt only.
Improved Drive Back (NF) You are particularly skilled at using your melee attacks to drive back your opponent. Prereq: Int 13+, Combat Expertise. When performing the drive back maneuver, your opponents are driven back 10 feet. Normally a character performing a drive back normally only forces his opponent to move back five feet.
Improved Engage (NF) You are adept at keeping your opponents occupied on the field of combat. Prereq: Int 13+, Combat Expertise. If a character chooses to disengage from you after you have used the engage maneuver, you attack them at your highest Base Attack Bonus. Normally when attacking a character who chooses to disengage from you, you attack them at the same Base Attack Bonus of the attack you sacrificed to engage them.
Improved Far Magic [New] Your spells have much greater than usual range. Prerequisites: Spell ability 15+, Far Magic. Benefits: When determining a spell's maximum range, your caster level is treated as being four higher. This benefit replaces (does not stack with) the bonus from Far Casting.
Improved Lasting Magic [New] Your spells have much greater than usual duration. Prerequisites: Spell ability 15+, Lasting Magic. Benefits: When determining a spell's duration, your caster level is treated as being four higher. This benefit replaces (does not stack with) the bonus from Lasting Magic.
Improved Ranged Disarm [New] Choose a ranged weapon with which you are proficient. You can make a Disarm attempt with this weapon at a -4 penalty to strike in place of one of your attacks as part of a Full Attack or standard action. A fighter may select this feat as a bonus fighter feat.
Improved Ranged Pin [New] You can perform a Ranged Pin without the penalty to strike, and missing does not strike the target. A fighter may select this feat as a bonus fighter feat.
Improved Two-Spell Casting [New] You can easily cast two spells in rapid succession. Prerequisites: Spell ability 17+, caster level 10+, Two-Spell Casting. Benefits: When casting two spells with Two-Spell Casting, your caster level penalties are reduced to -2 caster levels for the first spell and -4 caster levels for the second spell.
Intensify Turning (Divine) (Epic) You turn or rebuke undead with exceptionally great strength. Prerequisites: Knowledge (religion) 30 ranks, Empower Turning, Extra Turning, Heighten Turning, ability to turn or rebuke creatures. Benefit: When you make a turning check to turn or rebuke undead, you determine the result of the turning check by consulting the following table.
Turning Check Most Powerful
Result Undead Affected

(Max Hit Dice)
0 or lower Cleric's level
1-3 Cleric's level +1
4-6 Cleric's level +2
7-9 Cleric's level +3
10-12 Cleric's level +4
13-15 Cleric's level +5
16-18 Cleric's level +6
19-21 Cleric's level +7
22 or higher Cleric's level +8

You automatically get a result of double normal maximum for turning damage. Normal: You determine the effect of your turning check according to Table 8-9 on page 159 of the Player's Handbook and roll turning damage normally.
Invoke Divine Wrath (Divine) (Epic) You can channel energy directly from your deity to cause devastating damage to your enemies. Prerequisites: Knowledge (religion) 26 ranks, Extra Turning, ability to cast 9th level divine spells, ability to turn or rebuke creatures, ability to smite. Benefit: As a full-round action, you can spend one of your turn/rebuke undead attempts to blast a single creature within 60 feet with divine energies channeled directly from your deity. The targeted creature must make a successful Fortitude saving throw (DC = 10 + half your turning class level + your Charisma modifier) or take 1d8 points of damage per class levels. Although damage done by Invoke Divine Wrath looks like a blast of fire in a color associated with your deity, the damage itself is divine in nature and penetrates all forms of damage reduction and energy resistance.
Item Casting [New] You can replace an item's charges with your personal spell power. Prerequisites: Spellcasting ability 15+, Craft Staves* or Craft Wands*. Benefits: When activating a wand or staff, you may use a spell use instead of burning a charge. You must expend a spell of at least the same level as the ability to be activated from the staff or wand, and doing so provokes an attack of opportunity. You must be able to use the wand or staff, and must be able to fulfill all the requirements of the spell you power it with. *From the PHB.
Lasting Magic [New] Your spells have greater than usual duration. Benefits: When determining a spell's duration, your caster level is treated as being two higher.
Less Sleep (NF) Reduces the ammount of sleep a character needs per night by half. This does not effect the "rest" time needed to recover or prepare spells.
Literacy (NF) You can read and write the languages you speak. Without this feat you cannot. Bonus feat for Bards, Clerics, Druids, Fighters, Monks, Paladins, Rangers, Rogues, Sorcerers, and Wizards.
Long Strike [General] You have learned to grasp a pole arm further down the haft than normal, granting extended reach. Prerequisite: Base attack bonus +2. As a full-attack action, you can make one attack with a pole arm as if it had reach, allowing you to strike an opponent 10 ft away. If the pole arm already has reach, treat it as if its reach were extended another 5 ft. Also.
Mighty Sunder (Epic) You deal extra damage when attacking objects. Prerequisites: Str 25, Power Attack, Sunder, Epic Prowess. Benefit: When attacking an object, you can double any bonus damage derived from Strength. When attempting to break an object with sudden force rather than dealing regular damage, you gain a +4 bonus to your Strength check.
Mounted Casting [New] You are adept at casting while riding. Prerequisites: Ride 1+ rank, Mounted Combat. Benefits: When riding a mount, you never need to make a Concentration check to overcome vigorous or violent motion. Additionally, you gain a +2 bonus to any Concentration check you are required to make while riding.
Multiturning (Divine) (Epic) You may turn undead more than once per round. Prerequisites: Cha 19, Extra Turning, Quicken Turning, ability to turn or rebuke creatures. Benefit: You can attempt to turn or rebuke undead one additional time each round, as long as you use Quicken Turning or Reactive Turning for any additional attempts. You can use this feat only when you attempt to turn or rebuke undead. You cannot use it when you attempt to power another feat. Normal: You can turn undead only once per round, even if you have the Quicken Turning feat. Special: The benefits of this feat stack. The number of times you can turn undead in a round increases by +1 each time you take this feat.
Point-Blank Casting [New] Your magic is particularly potent at short range. Benefits: When casting a medium or long range spell at a range of 30 feet or less, or any spell with a range greater than touch at a range of 5 feet or less, the spell's save DC is increased by 1.
Power Casting [New] You have learned to focus the power of certain spells. Prerequisites: Spellcasting ability 15+. Benefits: This feat allows you to alter the power of spells with an area that deal hp damage and have a Reflex save for half (such as fireball). When casting a spell of this type, you may focus its power into a few motes, which deal more damage but are easier to avoid. You may boost the caster level of the spell when determining its damage by any value up to +5. This same value is deducted from the spell's save DC.
If you cast more than one spell in the same round (using Quicken Spell, Two-Spell Casting, or any other method), the other spells also have their DCs lowered, though they gain no benefit to caster level. Thus a 3rd-level wizard with an 18 Int casting burning hands could boost the caster level to 5th when determining damage (doing the spell's maximum of 5d4), at the same time lowering the Reflex save by -2 DC to 13.
Pretty (NF) Gives a +2 to Bluff, Inuendo, Perform, Diplomacy, Gather Info, and Sense Motive if used properly and against a suitable audience. It also give a +2 to Renown.
Ram Casting [New] You have learned to bull rush targets with spells. Prerequisites: Spellcasting ability 17+, caster level 7+. Benefits: When you hit a target with a spell that deal hp damage, you may attempt to bull rush him. Only one target of each spell may be bull rushed, even if an area spell catches multiple targets. The target to be bull rushed takes half damage (after any save). You make an opposed check of 1d20 + the spell's level versus the target's Str check. On a successful check, your target is pushed back a number of feet equal to what your roll beat his (with a minimum of 5 feet). The target is moved directly away from you.
For example, a 7th-level wizard casts a call lightning at a brigand. He deals 21 points of damage, but the brigand makes his Reflex save reducing it to 10 points. The wizard decides to attempt a bull rush, so the brigand takes only 6 points of damage. The wizard rolls 1d20 +3 (the level of the spell) opposed by the brigand's Str check. The wizard gets a total of 22, while the brigand manages only a 12. The brigand is moved 10 feet directly away from the wizard.
Ranged Threaten (NF) prereqs: Base Attack +20, Point Blank Shot, Precise Shot, Weapon Focus (ranged weapon). The ranged weapon is treated as a melee weapon with reach 10' for purposes of attacks of opportunity.
Rock Climber (NF) As Tree Topper but on cliffs.
Sailor (NF) Gives +2 to Swim and Rope Use.
Sea Legs (NF) Gives +2 to Swim and +2 to Reflex saves.
Sidekick [Pulp] You're not the main hero. Benefit: You can't die. No matter how bad things looked for you, the GM must come up with some way for you to have survived. The GM may decide to spare you immediately (you grab the edge of the cliff), in which case you may continue play normally, or he may spare you after a delay (you landed in the river, and are dragged out by a friendly bear that mistakes you for her cub), in which case it may be a few scenes before you return to the group.
Your level cannot be higher than 2 levels below the lowest level PC. You gain exp normally, but can't level up if the lowest level PC isn't at least 3 levels above you. You are never mistaken for the hero. You are never the focus of attention some other PC isn't also receiving. The princess doesn't fall in love with you unless her older sister is in love with another PC, you aren't knighted unless everyone is knighted.
Special: You may abandon this feat at any time, though you can't replace the lost feat slot, and you can't ever take it again.
Simple Weapon Proficiency (Unarmed Attack) (NF) Effectively makes a character "armed" for purposes of Unarmed attacks and opportunity attacks if armed. This represents a skilled fighters ability to fight dirty, and get in and hurt his opponent. Rogues, Clerics, and Bards may swap one of their standard weapon proficiencies for this one if they desire.
Shorten Grip [General] Benefit: When weilding a pole arm with reach that you are proficient with, you may treat the weapon as if it did not have reach. The weapon is unweildly when used in this close, this fast, and in this fashion and you suffer a -2 penalty on attack rolls when attacking an opponent you normally could not. You can attack opponents within your reach normally. You cannot use this feat with the awl pike.
Sneak Magic [New] You have learned to take advantage of surprised or unbalanced targets. Prerequisites: Spellcasting ability 17+, Spell Finesse. Benefits: This feat allows you to alter the power of spells that deal hp damage (such as burning hands). When the target of such a spell is flat-footed or denied his dex bonus to AC, you deal an additional die of damage (of the same type the spell normally deals). Thus a target caught flat-footed by a Sneak Magic burning hands takes an additional 1d4 points of damage, while a target caught by a ray of frost would take an additional 1d3.
Spare Hat [Pulp] You have another hat, in case your first hat is lost. Prerequisites: Hat. Benefit: Even if a feat causes you to lose your hat, you keep it. This works just once, however, After that, you lose the Spare Hat feat, and do not gain a new feat to replace it. Normal: Most people who lose their Hat feat must pay an exp debt to get it back.
Spellchanneling (Divine) (Epic) You can imbue spells you cast with additional power by channeling energy. Prerequisites: Concentration 24 ranks, ability to turn or rebuke creatures, ability to cast spells of the normal maximum spell level in at least one spellcasting class. Benefits: You can spend one of your turn/rebuke undead attempts any time you cast a divine spell. If you use this on a spontaneous spell, it takes a full-round action to cast (and an extra full-round action if the spell already has a casting time of a full round or longer). If you choose to use this feat, make a turning check. The result indicates the actual caster level that the spell resolves at. If the turning check indicates that the spell resolves at a caster level lower than your actual caster level, the spell instead resolves at your caster level.
Spell Expertise [New] You have learned to rein in the area of your spells. Prerequisites: Spell ability 13+, Dex 13+. Benefits: When casting a spell with an area defined in feet, you may reduce the area by any number of 5-foot increments (to a minimum of 5-feet) The type of area (burst, cylinder, spread, etc.) is not changed. For example, when casting a fireball you may reduce its area to a 15-foot spread, a 10-foot spread, or a 5-foot spread.
Spell Finesse [New] You have learned to cast spells using a different style than most of your spellcasting tradition. Benefit: Choose one of the following ability scores � Intelligence, Wisdom or Charisma. All you spellcasting calculations are now based on this ability, including maximum level of spell you can cast, spell save DCs, and bonus spells per day.
Spell Siphoning (Divine) (Epic) You can cast spells using your ability to channel energy. Prerequisites: Knowledge (arcana) 24 ranks, Spellcraft 24 ranks, ability to turn or rebuke creatures, ability to cast 9th-level divine spells. Benefits: You can spend one of your turn/rebuke undead attempts to cast spontaneously any divine spell you can normally prepare. When you attempt to spell siphon a spell, make a turning check and consult the following table to determine the maximum spell level you can attempt to spell siphon.
Turning Highest Level
Check Spell
Result Possible
1 or lower 0 level
2-4 1st level
5-7 2nd level
8-10 3rd level
11-13 4th level
14-16 5th level
17-19 6th level
20-22 7th level
23-25 8th level
26 or higher 9th level

Once you determine the highest level spell you can spontaneously cast and have selected which spell you wish to cast, you can cast the spell just as if you had prepared it. You must supply any material components or foci the spell normally requires. Spell Siphoning is at least full-round action. If the spell you siphon has a casting time of a full-round action or longer, it takes an extra full-round action to cast the spell. You can apply metamagic feats to this spell, as long as the spell's effective level is not greater than the highest level spell possible set by the turning check. Each metamagic feat you apply, however, adds another full-round action to the casting time for the spell.
Spell Specialization [New] You are particularly adept with a particular kind of spell. Prerequisites: Spell ability 13+, caster level 1+. Benefits: Choose a subschool of spell (calling, creation, healing, summoning, teleportation, scrying, charm, compulsion, figment, glamer, pattern, phantasm, or shadow). When casting a spell of the selected subschool your caster level is treated as being two higher.
Alternatively you may selector a descriptor type (acid, air, chaotic, cold, darkness, death, earth, electricity, evil, fear, fire, force, good, language-dependent, lawful, light, mind-affecting, sonic, or water). When casting a spell of the selected descriptor your caster level is treated as being one higher.
Special: This feat may be selected more than once. Each time, a different subschool or descriptor must be selected. The effects of this feat do not stack. A caster with both Spell Specialization (charm) and Spell Specialization (mind-affecting) gains only a +2 caster level (the better of the two bonuses) when casting a charm person, not a +3 caster level.
Spirit Casting [New] You can replace personal power for expensive material components. Prerequisites: Spellcasting ability 15+, Eschew Materials* Benefits: When casting a spell with a material component that costs money, you may ignore the component and instead spend experience. You must expend one experience per 5 gp of material component ignored. You cannot bypass foci with this feat. *From the PHB.
Spirit of J. Chan [Pulp] You're more Cinematic that most characters. Benefit: You may take multiple Cinematic feats. You still can't use more than one at a time. Normal: Most characters are limited to one Cinematic feat.
Stunning Strike (NF) As stunning fist, but for melee weapons. Replace the prerequisite for Improved Unarmed Strike with Weapon Focus.
Track the Trackless (NF) prereqs: Track, Wilderness Lore (21 ranks). The tracker may track beings who are crossing terrain using a spell or ability like Trackless step albeit at a -10.
Temper of Names (NF) Prerequisite: 3+ levels in classes receiving d10 or higher hit dice. You can name one or more weapons, investing them with part of your personal legend. Benefit: You can create any magic weapon whose prerequisites you meet. Enhancing a weapon requires using the weapon in a suitably heroic act, then officially naming the weapon in a naming ceremony. This ceremony lasts one day per each 1000 GP in the price of the weapon's magical features. To enhance a weapon you must spend xp and gp just as if using Craft Magic Arms and Armor. The weapon to be enhanced must be a masterwork item. This is a Spell-like ability.
As with Craft Magic Arms and Armor, the character's level must be at least three times the enhancement bonus of the weapon, and the weapon must have at least a +1 enhancement bonus before it can gain any other special abilities. While this feat is similar to Craft Magic Arms and Armor, you can't use Name Weapon to create magic shields or armor, repair broken weapons or to enhance weapons that you have not carried in battle. You can't own more than one weapon you have personally named at one time -- the feat needs a strong sense of legend to operate, and multiple namings dilute that legend. Finally, Name Weapon has different prerequisites than Craft Magic Arms and Armor, since fighter types invest their legend through acts rather than spells.
Masterwork Weapon: The weapon must be masterwork and you must describe it; either the glint of riches or austere beauty.
Heroic Act: The weapon must be used in a heroic act, and xp from that encounter is used to create its powers based on what was done.
Naming Ceremony: Drunken binges through several cities, or bards to craft epic poems of your exploits ties the weapons name to you; this is where that money goes.
Reaffirm Name: repeating the ceremony and heroic act with different opponents can give additional abilities based on what is done.
Special Abilities: Special abilities can be added just like with other items, but they relate to the act. Defeating a ghost may grant Ghost Touch, defeating a water elemental may give Water Breathing or Flame Burst.
Tip Your Hat to Death [Pulp] Prerequisites: Hat. Benefit: Any time an event results in your character's death, you may decide to survive. If you are in an environment that's immediately fatal, you also get moved to the nearest safe location. However, surviving in this way causes you to lose your hat, and The Hat feat, unless you happen to have Spare Hat, or are willing to buy a new hat with an experience debt. The experience point debt of getting a new hat is 500� your current level. This debt is recorded separately on your character sheet. From now on, whenever you gain experience, half of it goes to your exp total, and half goes to pay off your debt. Once your debt reaches 0, you accumulate exp normally. Normal: Without this feat, someone with the Hat feat just leaves a good-looking corpse.
To P-O'D To Wear A Hat [Pulp] Prerequisites: Hat. Benefit: You may decide you are too angry to wear a hat, ripping it off and casting it aside. This causes you to lose the Hat feat unless you have a Spare hat or take an experience point debt (see TIP YOUR HAT TO DEATH for rules on buying a new hat with experience points). Because of your great anger, so great as to sever the hero/hat bond, you gain a +3 morale bonus to all actions taken in the encounter you cast off your hat. If you do it outside an encounter, you gain the bonus for the next 10 minutes per level or until an encounter met in that time ends, whichever comes first.
Trip Casting [New] You have learned to trip targets with spells. Prerequisites: Spellcasting ability 17+, caster level 7+. Benefits: When you hit a target with a spell that deal hp damage, you may attempt to trip him. Only one target of each spell may be tripped, even if an area spell catches multiple targets. The target to be tripped takes half damage (after any save). You make an opposed check of 1d20 + the spell's level versus the target's Str or Dex check, whichever is better. On a successful check, your target is tripped. The target cannot make a trip check to against you, even if he wins the opposed check. For example, a 9th-level druid casts a call lightning at an ogre. He deals 12 points of damage, and the ogre fails his Reflex save. The druid decides to attempt a trip, so the ogre takes only 6 points of damage. The druid rolls 1d20 +3 (the level of the spell) opposed by the ogre's Str check (+4 for the ogre's large size). If the druid happens to win the check, the ogre is tripped. Even though the call lightning spell lasts another number of rounds, the druid cannot make another trip attempt with it (though his future bolts from the spell deal full damage).
Two-Spell Casting [New] You can cast two spells in rapid succession. Prerequisites: Spell ability 15+, caster level 9+. Benefits: You can cast two spells with casting times of 1 standard action as a full-round action. Your caster level for the first spell is treated as being 4 levels lower than ususal, and your caster level for the second spell is treated as being eight levels lower than ususal.
Ubiquitous Luggage [Pulp] [Cinematic] There is some luggage that stays with you. No matter where you go, no matter what you do, it finds you. Benefit: There is some luggage that always finds you within three days of you losing it. The total luggage volume cannot exceed one cubic foot per character level. No matter what seems to happen to your luggage, three days after you lose sight of it, it finds its way to you. It may float to your deserted island, be found untouched in a burned mansion, or be returned to you as a gesture to the Red Cross when you're in prison. Everything in the luggage that isn't a living creature arrives relatively unscathed. However, nothing prevents people from watching you go through your luggage right after returning it to you, or stealing things from it when you know where it is. Also, you luggage may end up looking fairly disreputable, though it's never seriously damaged. Normal: Most people can't even take an airplane trip without risking lost luggage.
Special: A character may only have one Cinematic feat.
Whip Master [Pulp] [Cinematic] You can do things with a whip other's can't. Prerequisites: Proficiency with whip. Benefit: You threaten the area you can strike into with a whip (allowing you to make whip-based attacks of opportunity, including trip attacks). You act as though you had the Improved Disarm and Improved Trip feats when using a whip, and can make grapple checks with your whip to pin a target. Additionally, you may use your whip like a 1-fingered hand if you make a successful attack. For example, if you hit the AC of a control panel, door knob, or candle, you can treat that object as though you were standing next to it and hand a hand with just one finger (flip a switch on the panel, open the door, snuff out or pick up the candle). Normal: Whips don't threaten the area around them in the most current d20 System rules. The other stuff you can't do with a whip under any d20 System rules.
Special: A character may only have one Cinematic feat.
Wield Oversized Weapon (Epic) You can use larger than normal weapons with ease. Prerequisites: Str 25, Epic Prowess, base attack bonus +21. Benefit: You can treat any weapon as if it were one size category smaller than normal for the purpose of wielding it in combat. For instance, a halfling with this feat could wield a longsword as a one-handed weapon, or a human could wield an ogre's Huge greatclub as a two-handed weapon. Normal: You can wield weapons of your size or smaller only. Special: You can't use this feat in conjunction with Weapon Finesse. For instance, a halfling with this feat couldn't apply the effects of Weapon Finesse while wielding a short sword, even though this feat enables him to otherwise treat it as a light weapon.
Wild Cohort (General) You have a special bond with a wild animal, and it is willing to travel and adventure with you. You gain an animal cohort. The animal cohort is generally friendly to you and is willing to follow you and adventure with you. If given proper training, the animal cohort will willingly serve as your mount, guardian, and companion. (See the description of the Handle Animal skill on page 74 of the Player's Handbook for more details on training animals.) You can use the Handle Animal skill on your animal cohort as a move action rather than as a standard action, and you gain a +2 bonus on all Handle Animal checks made to direct or influence your animal cohort.
Provided the DM gives her approval, at 1st level you can choose from a badger, camel, dire rat, dog, riding dog, eagle, hawk, horse (light or heavy), owl, pony, snake (Small or Medium viper), or wolf. Other animals may be available with GM approval (such as called animals, or Improved Familiars). Like a druid, you can choose more powerful animals as you increase in level. These alternative animal cohorts work like the alternative animal companions available to a druid, but they are available as cohorts later than they are available as animal companions. When selecting an alternative animal cohort, use the list of alternative animal companions on page 36 of the Player's Handbook, but treat yourself as a druid three levels lower than your character level. For example, once you reach 7th level, you can choose an animal cohort off the list of animal companions available to a 4th-level druid.
Special: Druids and rangers who take the wild cohort feat gain an animal cohort in addition to their animal companion. Although the two abilities are similar, they follow different sets of rules and must be tracked separately.
You can only ever have one wild cohort at any given time.
Like a druid's animal companion, your wild cohort improves as you gain experience. Although the animal cohort improves significantly compared to others of its kind, its abilities do not rival those of a druid's animal companion.
Character Bonus Natural Str/Dex Bonus Special
Level HD Armor Adj. Bonus Tricks
1st-2nd +0 +0 +0 0
3rd-5th +1 +1 +0 1 Evasion
6th-8th +3 +3 +1 2
9th-11th +5 +5 +2 3
12th-14th +7 +7 +3 4 Devotion
15th-17th +9 +9 +4 5
18th-20th +11 +11 +5 6 Improved evasion

Animal Companion Basics: Use the base statistics for a creature of the companion's kind, as given in the Monster Manual, but make the following changes.
Class Level: The character's class levels and racial Hit Dice.
Bonus HD: Extra eight-sided (d8) Hit Dice, each of which gains a Constitution modifier, as normal. Remember that extra Hit Dice improve the animal cohort's base attack and base save bonuses. An animal cohort's base attack bonus is the same as that of a cleric or rogue of a level equal to the animal's HD. An animal cohort has good Fortitude and Reflex saves (treat it as a character whose level equals the animal's HD). An animal cohort gains additional skill points and feats for bonus HD as normal for advancing a monster's Hit Dice (see the Monster Manual). The number listed is the current total of extra HD over and above the base creature's total. For example, a creature that normally has 1 HD but that is a wild cohort for a 6th-level character gains an additional 3 HD for a total of 4 HD.
Natural Armor: The number noted here is an improvement to the animal cohort's existing natural armor bonus. For example, a creature that normally has a natural armor bonus of +2 but that is a wild cohort for a 6th-level character gains an additional +3 bonus for a total natural armor bonus of +5.
Str/Dex Bonus: Add this value to the base creature's Strength and Dexterity scores. For example, a creature that normally has a Strength score of 10 but that is a wild cohort for a 15th-level character gains an additional +4 for a total Strength score of 14.
Bonus Tricks: The value given in this column is the total number of "bonus" tricks that the animal knows in addition to any that the character might choose to teach it (see the Handle Animal skill, Player's Handbook page 74). These bonus tricks don't require any training time or Handle Animal checks, and they don't count against the normal limit of tricks known by the animal. The character selects these bonus tricks, and once selected, they can't be changed. For example, a wild cohort that belongs to an 11th-level character has a total of 3 bonus tricks.
Evasion (Ex): If an animal cohort is subjected to an attack that normally allows a Reflex saving throw for half damage, it takes no damage if it makes a successful saving throw.
Devotion (Ex): An animal cohort's devotion to its master is so complete that it gains a +4 morale bonus on Will saves against enchantment spells and effects.
Improved Evasion (Ex): When subjected to an attack that normally allows a Reflex saving throw for half damage, an animal cohort takes no damage if it makes a successful saving throw and only half damage if the saving throw fails.

Approved Feats: Those listed in the PHB, BoED, BoVD, Dra, ELH, and Forgotten Realms books (don't forget FaP). Any feat appearing in the PGtF superseads those printed in previous books. Region feats can be chosen after first if you are from that region. (Tireless is barred from PGtF, as are [Initiate] feats from non-existant gods).

Other Approved Feats: Feats listed below (by book) are also approved. Others can be researched.

The Complete Adventurer:

Extraordinary Concentration

Extraordinary Spell Aim

Oversized Two-Weapon Fighting

The Complete Arcane:

Arcane Defense

Arcane Mastery

Arcane Preperation

Born of the Three Thunders

Chain Spell

Craft Contingent Spell

Heighten Spell-like Ability

Innate Spell But not Healing Magic.

Insightful

Lord of Uttercold

Mage Slayer See Changes.

Maximize Spell-like Ability

Necropolis Born

Night Haunt

Non-lethal substitution

Persistent Spell

Pierce Magical Concealment See Changes.

Pierce Magicl Protection See Changes.

Practiced Spellcaster

Ranged Spell Specialization

Reckless Wand Weilder

Repeat Spell

Sanctum Spell

Sculpt Spell

Soul of the North

Spell Hand

Sudden Empower

Sudden Extend

Sudden Maximize

Sudden Quicken

Sudden Silent

Sudden Still

Sudden Widen

Touch Spell Specialization

Twin Spell

Wandstrike

The Complete Divine:

Arcane Disciple

Augment Healing

Boar's Ferocity

Cheetah's Speed

Consecrate Spell

Disciple of the Sun

Divine Metamagic

Divine Spell Power

Domain Focus

Eagle's Wings

Elemental Healing

Elemental Smiting

Elephant's Hide

Extra Wild Shape

Glorious Weapons

Grizzly's Claws

Improved Smiting

Lion's Pounce

Oaken Resilience

Practiced Spellcaster

Sacred Boost

Sanctify Relic

Serpnent's Venom

Spell Focus

Swim like a Fish

Transdimensional Magic

True Believer

Wolverine's Rage

The Complete Warrior:

Clever Wrestler

Close-Quarters Fighting

Greater Two Weapon Defense

Hold the Line

Improved Combat Expertise

Improved Rapid Shot

Improved Toughness

Improved Two-Weapon Defense

Ranged Sunder (ignore 30 foot max range.)

Expanded Psionics Handbook:

Cloak Dance But you have to have some way to do this; i.e. smoke bomb, flash pellet, crowd, mist, etc.

Unquenchable Flame of Life

[Initiate] feats if applicable or convertble if cleared with GM.

[Tactical] feats.

Dwarven Armor Proficiency

Exotic Armor Proficiency

Exotic Shield Proficiency

Gnome Foe Killer

Goad

Heavy Armor Optimization

Heavy Armor Optimization, Greater

Improved Weapon Familiarity

Roots of the Mountain

Stronghold Builders Guidebook:

Landlord

Unearthed Arcana:

[Spelltouched] Feats

Combat Awareness (pp. 127)

Item Familiar (pp. 170)

Low Profile (pp. 182)

Renown (pp. 182)

Waterdeep: City of Splendors

Veil of Cyric known as Veil of Bane

Disapproved Feats: From among those above, the ones below are not allowed in the campaign.

Any feat which makes use of Shadow Weave.

Attune Gem

Craft Portal (requires Mystral's approval)

[Initiate] Feats from non-existant gods

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