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| AnonymousInternets02-23-07, 09:58 PM | That gives you an extra action in your turn (standard, if I remember). I assume it'd have to be epic, though I haven't been able to find it in ELH. Is it actually there? |
| NoldorForce02-23-07, 10:45 PM | No such feat exists, unless you're looking for more quickened spells, in which case there is Multispell. There is a quirky runaround, however, that allows you to "blow up" those quickened spells to become greater actions. It involves Celerity/daze immunity cheese, though. |
| Taeldrin Laesrash02-23-07, 11:56 PM | Blinding Speed from the Epic Level Handbook could temporarily haste you. When it was made, haste did give you an extra free action. |
| Degobah02-24-07, 07:58 AM | Blinding Speed (Epic) acts as haste (5 rds/day), so did give a bonus standard action each round in 3.0. (source: the ELH) The feat Quicker Than The Eye (3.0, Song and Silence) let you take an extra standard action each round if you succeeded in a Bluff check vs. your opponent. However, this has been superseded by Improved Feint in 3.5. 3.0's Expert Tactician allowed an extra standard action against foes denied their Dex bonus (in Sword and Fist), which was later errata'd to just a single extra attack in Song and Silence I believe. The feat Multitasking in Savage Species is 3.0 (and hasn't been revised for 3.5 to my knowledge- original version may be available with GM approval therefore). This requires multiple arms (at least 4) and lets a character carry out multiple standard actions simultaneously as a full-round action, once for each set of arms ie. 6 arms would let you do 3 standard actions at once. The feat Multivoice in Savage Species is similar, this lets you cast an extra spell each round ( and requires multiple heads). OK, hope this helps. |
| saucercrab02-24-07, 03:42 PM | Action Surge from the ECS (Eberron Campaign Setting) allows a character to spend two Action Points to gain an extra standard action in a round. IIRC, the only prereq' is BAB +3 or 4. |