New stacking feats........? [Archive] - Wizards Community

New stacking feats........? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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zuul88
05-07-07, 08:38 PM I just got the Complete Scoundrel and saw the feats for stacking different classes. So I am putting 2 I thought of on here.

Martial Manifester
Prerequisite:Weapon Specialization, Manifest 3 1st lvl pyschic warrior powers.

Martial Manifesters have focused on their melee abilites more then their mental powers. When they combine them they become an awesome spectale of militant display. Fighter levels and Psychic warrior levels stack for manifester level, P.P.s per day(but not powers known,) and for feats that require a specific amount of fighter levels.

Martial Outlaw
Prerequisite:Weapon Specialization, sneak attack damage +2d6

Martial Outlaws have focused on a more attack orientation to his weaponry and attacks then normal. While he will never be nor want to be a front-line fighter his experience lends him to be a much stronger secondary fighter. Fighter levels and rogue levels stack for sneak attack damage, trap sense, and feats that require a specific amount of fighter levels.

Are these "overpowered"? I tried to keep it in line with the other feats of this nature granting 3 stacking abilities total. Thanks for your considertion and comments.

Respect
Nathan
AtmaWeapon
05-07-07, 10:39 PM Are these "overpowered"?

Yes.

Well, let me elaborate.

For Martial manifester, that's not so bad.

For Martial Outlaw... Why would you *NOT* take this feat as a fighter? Oh my god, +7-8d6 Sneak attack damage for *FREE*? Sign me up!
Nadaka
05-07-07, 10:57 PM 1d6 SA is worth a feat. 6+d6? worth way, way more than a feat.

From Bo9S: If you already know a shadow hand maneuver or stance 2d6 sneak attack is worth 1 feat (but it is a stance and you can only use one stance at a time). The good news is that these can be achieved with fighter bonus feats.
zuul88
05-08-07, 01:19 AM Daring Outlaw
Your rogue and swashbuckler levels also stack for the purpose of determining your sneak attack bonus damage. For example, a 7th-level rogue/4th-level swashbuckler would deal an extra 6d6 points of damage with her sneak attack, as if she were an 11th-level rogue.

It has a prereq. of grace +1 which is a much lower quailfiy level then weapon spec. for fighters. What is the difference between the fighter and swashbuckler? Every other thread is a "fighter fix" thread so look upon it as such. Wizards created this type of feat, I was just adding something to it.

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zuul88 05-07-07, 08:38 PM	I just got the Complete Scoundrel and saw the feats for stacking different classes. So I am putting 2 I thought of on here. Martial Manifester Prerequisite:Weapon Specialization, Manifest 3 1st lvl pyschic warrior powers. Martial Manifesters have focused on their melee abilites more then their mental powers. When they combine them they become an awesome spectale of militant display. Fighter levels and Psychic warrior levels stack for manifester level, P.P.s per day(but not powers known,) and for feats that require a specific amount of fighter levels. Martial Outlaw Prerequisite:Weapon Specialization, sneak attack damage +2d6 Martial Outlaws have focused on a more attack orientation to his weaponry and attacks then normal. While he will never be nor want to be a front-line fighter his experience lends him to be a much stronger secondary fighter. Fighter levels and rogue levels stack for sneak attack damage, trap sense, and feats that require a specific amount of fighter levels. Are these "overpowered"? I tried to keep it in line with the other feats of this nature granting 3 stacking abilities total. Thanks for your considertion and comments. Respect Nathan
AtmaWeapon 05-07-07, 10:39 PM	Are these "overpowered"? Yes. Well, let me elaborate. For Martial manifester, that's not so bad. For Martial Outlaw... Why would you NOT take this feat as a fighter? Oh my god, +7-8d6 Sneak attack damage for FREE? Sign me up!
Nadaka 05-07-07, 10:57 PM	1d6 SA is worth a feat. 6+d6? worth way, way more than a feat. From Bo9S: If you already know a shadow hand maneuver or stance 2d6 sneak attack is worth 1 feat (but it is a stance and you can only use one stance at a time). The good news is that these can be achieved with fighter bonus feats.
zuul88 05-08-07, 01:19 AM	Daring Outlaw Your rogue and swashbuckler levels also stack for the purpose of determining your sneak attack bonus damage. For example, a 7th-level rogue/4th-level swashbuckler would deal an extra 6d6 points of damage with her sneak attack, as if she were an 11th-level rogue. It has a prereq. of grace +1 which is a much lower quailfiy level then weapon spec. for fighters. What is the difference between the fighter and swashbuckler? Every other thread is a "fighter fix" thread so look upon it as such. Wizards created this type of feat, I was just adding something to it.