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mark_wulfgar 07-29-04, 02:58 PM	I was reading "the agony of the feat" section ( http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/bs/20040725a ) What i understood was: There suggest that you can develop feats, based on existing feats... Am I right? And, if i'm right... Wich one of these feats sounds more logic to be developed?: Frightful enemy (regional): You can scare your enemies so much that they cannot stand against you normally. Prerequisites: Cha 18, intimidate 4 ranks Region: Narsh Benefits: After making a sucessful intimidate check to your foe, you may add your charisma modifier to the attack roll until you miss an attack. Special: You may choose this feat at 1st level ------------------- Terrible enemy (epic) Your appearence is so terrible that the enemies cannot stand against you normally. Prerequisites: Cha 25, intimidate 15 ranks, aura of despair class ability. Benefit: You may add your charisma modifier to your attack roll against your enemies. Special: This feat may not work with the creatures who are inmune to fear effects. So... what do you say?
Seeker95 07-29-04, 06:55 PM	Over at Silven Crossroads there is a nine part series of articles called Feat Factory that gives wonderful insight and guidance on creating Feats. Feat Factory (http://www.silven.com/adnd.asp?case=show&id=349) The link is to the ninth article so that you can have links to all nine parts.