Monk Feat questions. Can't find this one. [Archive] - Wizards Community

Monk Feat questions. Can't find this one. [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Kyoti00
05-25-07, 04:10 PM I was reading awhile back and found a feat that allowed a Monk to choose wheter the save on Stunning Fist was a Fort or Will save, but now I can't find it.

Can anyone help me out?
EpicEvokerElf
05-25-07, 05:15 PM Fort save.
...to make a Fortitude saving throw (DC 10 + 1/2 your character level + your Wis modifier), in addition...
Kyoti00
05-25-07, 05:24 PM Fort save.

Yes, that is the standard save on the original feat. There is a NEW feat that allows you to change that. I am looking for the new feat.
Morwen
05-25-07, 07:35 PM It's not in any of the books I expected it to be in (Complete Warrior, Complete Adventurer, Complete Scoundrel, Player's Handbook II). I'll check the rest of my books when I have more time :)
EpicEvokerElf
05-25-07, 08:07 PM Try OA. I don't have it, but just check.
Kouk
05-26-07, 02:32 AM Try OA. I don't have it, but just check.

No feat for that there.

Are you maybe thinking of Kung Fu Genius from Dragon Compendium? You can replace all things that rely on WIS modifiers with your INT modifier.
Kyoti00
05-29-07, 01:12 PM I am honestly not sure if this is a Monk specific feat anymore. It may just be a feat that allows you to change anything that requires a fort save to a will save instead.
risner
05-29-07, 06:08 PM I am honestly not sure if this is a Monk specific feat anymore. It may just be a feat that allows you to change anything that requires a fort save to a will save instead.

Might be thinking PHB II "Steadfast Determination", which is similar to that. You make will saves with con mod (I think.)
pupilofyah
06-19-07, 11:02 AM you people should read what he is asking before answering. (better to look like a fool than to open you mouth and remove all doubt)

it is called choose your posion and it was in a mongoose pub. book called ultimate feats. the closest thing to a feat compendium but it was 3.0. it list every feat in any of the books from its time and some i have never seen anywhere else. you should ask you DM if he will allow it but every thing is balanced in this book(some of the prereq should be tweaked for 3.5 )
risner
06-19-07, 11:55 AM you people should read what he is asking before answering. (better to look like a fool than to open you mouth and remove all doubt)

Cool that you resurrected a dead thread to post about a non WotC feat. But some people (like me) don't consider possible existing non WotC feats (because I don't have those books or use them) and the OP never asked specifically if there were any feat from any books (so the assumption is any WotC book.)
goawayugh
06-19-07, 12:07 PM Cool that you resurrected a dead thread to post about a non WotC feat. But some people (like me) don't consider possible existing non WotC feats (because I don't have those books or use them) and the OP never asked specifically if there were any feat from any books (so the assumption is any WotC book.)

Agreed. If it's not WotC, it's not in my game. Period. NO exceptions.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Kyoti00 05-25-07, 04:10 PM	I was reading awhile back and found a feat that allowed a Monk to choose wheter the save on Stunning Fist was a Fort or Will save, but now I can't find it. Can anyone help me out?
EpicEvokerElf 05-25-07, 05:15 PM	Fort save. ...to make a Fortitude saving throw (DC 10 + 1/2 your character level + your Wis modifier), in addition...
Kyoti00 05-25-07, 05:24 PM	Fort save. Yes, that is the standard save on the original feat. There is a NEW feat that allows you to change that. I am looking for the new feat.
Morwen 05-25-07, 07:35 PM	It's not in any of the books I expected it to be in (Complete Warrior, Complete Adventurer, Complete Scoundrel, Player's Handbook II). I'll check the rest of my books when I have more time :)
EpicEvokerElf 05-25-07, 08:07 PM	Try OA. I don't have it, but just check.
Kouk 05-26-07, 02:32 AM	Try OA. I don't have it, but just check. No feat for that there. Are you maybe thinking of Kung Fu Genius from Dragon Compendium? You can replace all things that rely on WIS modifiers with your INT modifier.
Kyoti00 05-29-07, 01:12 PM	I am honestly not sure if this is a Monk specific feat anymore. It may just be a feat that allows you to change anything that requires a fort save to a will save instead.
risner 05-29-07, 06:08 PM	I am honestly not sure if this is a Monk specific feat anymore. It may just be a feat that allows you to change anything that requires a fort save to a will save instead. Might be thinking PHB II "Steadfast Determination", which is similar to that. You make will saves with con mod (I think.)
pupilofyah 06-19-07, 11:02 AM	you people should read what he is asking before answering. (better to look like a fool than to open you mouth and remove all doubt) it is called choose your posion and it was in a mongoose pub. book called ultimate feats. the closest thing to a feat compendium but it was 3.0. it list every feat in any of the books from its time and some i have never seen anywhere else. you should ask you DM if he will allow it but every thing is balanced in this book(some of the prereq should be tweaked for 3.5 )
risner 06-19-07, 11:55 AM	you people should read what he is asking before answering. (better to look like a fool than to open you mouth and remove all doubt) Cool that you resurrected a dead thread to post about a non WotC feat. But some people (like me) don't consider possible existing non WotC feats (because I don't have those books or use them) and the OP never asked specifically if there were any feat from any books (so the assumption is any WotC book.)
goawayugh 06-19-07, 12:07 PM	Cool that you resurrected a dead thread to post about a non WotC feat. But some people (like me) don't consider possible existing non WotC feats (because I don't have those books or use them) and the OP never asked specifically if there were any feat from any books (so the assumption is any WotC book.) Agreed. If it's not WotC, it's not in my game. Period. NO exceptions.