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Iceshard 07-17-03, 03:24 PM	Hello All, I created this feat for a FR campaing a long ago (almost after the FRCS came out) based on an insight a had after watching "The Last Unicorn": Unicorn Bloodline You are one of the descendant of Seltressan, an unicorn who choose to live among humans so that he could stay with his love forever. Benefit: You have a +2 bonus to resist diseases and poison and a +1 insight bonus to all Heal and Wilderness lore checks. All forest creatures recognize that is something different about you and treat you kindly or with some respect. Druids, Rangers and Nature deities percieve in you great potential. So what do you think? I is a bit untested and all, since the campaing ended in a tragic way (now some of my PCs respect normal animals a bit more...)
Thrask the Gnoll 07-17-03, 03:35 PM	So your ancestor got it on with a magic horse? Ewwwww.... Kidding aside, I wonder if the "All forest creatures recognize that is something different about you and treat you kindly or with some respect. Druids, Rangers and Nature deities percieve in you great potential" thing would not translate into a Charisma bonus with such beings. In which case the feat might be a little overpowered when combined with the other bonuses.
Iceshard 07-17-03, 03:43 PM	Well, he got changed into human before having children...but who knows:rofl: About the CHA bonus, I thought a lot about it and decided to let it just be a role-playing bonus. Something a DM might consider using as a plot device but not as mandatory as a +X bonus to Animal Handling.
Reefy 07-17-03, 05:57 PM	It seems reasonable to me, the last bit should be up to the DM, I think any more bonuses would make it overpowered.