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| Gurug07-13-07, 12:27 AM | I was just wondering if there was the same feat as the strongback (I think that's what it's called, I might have to check) feat that you can get in Icewind Dale II, in any sourcebooks. Either way, the feat allows you to carry 50% more weight. Thanks for any answers |
| zorgling2507-13-07, 12:32 AM | I was just wondering if there was the same feat as the strongback (I think that's what it's called, I might have to check) feat that you can get in Icewind Dale II, in any sourcebooks. Either way, the feat allows you to carry 50% more weight. Thanks for any answers If its from IWD2, its probably a 3.0 Source, since IWD2 was built with D&D3.0 |
| Cold Napalm07-13-07, 12:36 AM | Umm I think there is a regional feat in FR that does something like that... As for IWD2 feats...umm armord aracna for something like that that lets you ignore 5% ASF each time it was takes to 15% is definately something not in paper and pencil...so I'm sure there are other such feats. |
| Tempest Stormwind07-13-07, 11:35 AM | Natural Heavyweight, Planar Handbook. As to why you'd be spending a precious feat on carrying capacity instead of spending easy-come-easy-go gold on bags of holding, I don't know. |
| Ozymandias V.07-13-07, 12:09 PM | Because it's cool? (Oh, and they stack. Also, a Bag of Holding doesn't help you pick up and throw a table. A Bag of Holding doesn't help you carry an injured character to safety without slowing you down. A Bag of Holding doesn't help you push aside the boulder blocking the cave entrance.) |
| Dalthbar07-13-07, 12:12 PM | Carrying capacity doesn't help with strength checks though. |
| Ozymandias V.07-13-07, 12:25 PM | True, but it increases how much you can push or drag. And it increases how much you can lift over your head. |