Post/Author/DateTime	Post
ParaguayMK 09-26-07, 11:56 PM	Is there a feat or a skill trick that allows a caster to intimidate as a part of casting a spell? I seem to remember seeing one in one of my books, but of course now that I need it, I can't find it.
wizardguy2003 09-27-07, 01:13 AM	Well, intimidating during combat takes a standard action, but there is an Extraordinary Ability called Rapid Intimidation which allows you to use a move action instead. In a RAW sense I think that would work. Personally as a DM though I would probably allow an intimidate check while casting without it, just because the flair a caster puts into their spell could vary without it affecting the spell anyhow. So why not appear scary and intimidating while doing it? :)
Stickyfingers 09-27-07, 01:35 AM	There is a melee feat that allows an Intimidation check in conjunction with a melee attack called Intimidating Strike, pg 79 phb II I'm not familiar with one for casting but the one above could be tweaked into caster form.
Fireclave 09-27-07, 03:06 AM	You could try the Frightful Presence feat in the Draconomicon (not to be confused with the Awaken Frightful Presence feat in the same book). It's effectively a mass intimidate check whenever you attack. Not as potent as a true dragon's frightful presence, but it's still pretty good.
runestar 09-27-07, 06:09 AM	PGTF has a regional feat which grants you frightful presence.:)
Shadowfax7 09-27-07, 06:55 AM	Well, intimidating during combat takes a standard action, but there is an Extraordinary Ability called Rapid Intimidation which allows you to use a move action instead. In a RAW sense I think that would work.Where is this ability ??
wizardguy2003 09-27-07, 08:08 PM	Where is this ability ?? Avenging Executioner prestige class from Complete Scoundrel.