Ablity Focus (Death Attack) [Archive] - Wizards Community

Ablity Focus (Death Attack) [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Phelf_Der_Zemit
11-02-07, 09:50 PM I was wondering if this type of Feat exsisted. Like in CA, for a warlocks eldritch blast. My low level sin build could really use a boast to his Death attack, if anybody else knows another way to boast this I could use it.

If this doesnt exsit I figured it would work like a skill focus/ weapon focus. +1 to attack roll, and then +1 to saving throw.

ty in advance.
runestar
11-02-07, 10:09 PM The ability focus feat from the monster manual can be applied to any ability with a DC.

This includes the assassin's death attack. No new custom feat is needed.:)
Phelf_Der_Zemit
11-02-07, 10:23 PM cool, ill get on to that.
imakuni67
11-03-07, 01:58 PM This includes the assassin's death attack. No new custom feat is needed.:)

And yet they made an epic feat for it. >.<
runestar
11-03-07, 09:08 PM And yet they made an epic feat for it. >.<

Apparently, the ability to take it multiple times and stack its effect is enough to warrant it being an epic feat.:P
deathbane
11-04-07, 06:40 AM I was wondering if this type of Feat exsisted. Like in CA, for a warlocks eldritch blast. My low level sin build could really use a boast to his Death attack, if anybody else knows another way to boast this I could use it.

If this doesnt exsit I figured it would work like a skill focus/ weapon focus. +1 to attack roll, and then +1 to saving throw.

ty in advance.

There is also a dagger in the DMG that adds to it. I don't know the bonus type so it might stack with the feat.
idontmuchcareforit
11-05-07, 09:51 AM are PC's eligible to take that as a feat? is there a ruling i can read?
Tordak
11-05-07, 10:22 AM Yes, they totally can. Altough it is in the monster manual, it is a general feat with 'must have a special ability' as only requirement. When it's only for creatures it is usually a [Monstrous] feat.
goawayugh
11-05-07, 02:14 PM are PC's eligible to take that as a feat? is there a ruling i can read?
A PC can take any feat there is provided 2 things: 1) You meet the prerequisites (or have another way around them). 2) Your DM lets you.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Phelf_Der_Zemit 11-02-07, 09:50 PM	I was wondering if this type of Feat exsisted. Like in CA, for a warlocks eldritch blast. My low level sin build could really use a boast to his Death attack, if anybody else knows another way to boast this I could use it. If this doesnt exsit I figured it would work like a skill focus/ weapon focus. +1 to attack roll, and then +1 to saving throw. ty in advance.
runestar 11-02-07, 10:09 PM	The ability focus feat from the monster manual can be applied to any ability with a DC. This includes the assassin's death attack. No new custom feat is needed.:)
Phelf_Der_Zemit 11-02-07, 10:23 PM	cool, ill get on to that.
imakuni67 11-03-07, 01:58 PM	This includes the assassin's death attack. No new custom feat is needed.:) And yet they made an epic feat for it. >.<
runestar 11-03-07, 09:08 PM	And yet they made an epic feat for it. >.< Apparently, the ability to take it multiple times and stack its effect is enough to warrant it being an epic feat.:P
deathbane 11-04-07, 06:40 AM	I was wondering if this type of Feat exsisted. Like in CA, for a warlocks eldritch blast. My low level sin build could really use a boast to his Death attack, if anybody else knows another way to boast this I could use it. If this doesnt exsit I figured it would work like a skill focus/ weapon focus. +1 to attack roll, and then +1 to saving throw. ty in advance. There is also a dagger in the DMG that adds to it. I don't know the bonus type so it might stack with the feat.
idontmuchcareforit 11-05-07, 09:51 AM	are PC's eligible to take that as a feat? is there a ruling i can read?
Tordak 11-05-07, 10:22 AM	Yes, they totally can. Altough it is in the monster manual, it is a general feat with 'must have a special ability' as only requirement. When it's only for creatures it is usually a [Monstrous] feat.
goawayugh 11-05-07, 02:14 PM	are PC's eligible to take that as a feat? is there a ruling i can read? A PC can take any feat there is provided 2 things: 1) You meet the prerequisites (or have another way around them). 2) Your DM lets you.