Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Aleolus 02-03-08, 01:49 AM	How's this feat look, everyone? It's a feat for clerics who have significantly more Wisdom than Charisma. Wise Turner You understand that you possess far more strength of will than you do force of personality. As such, you have learned to use your mind to affect undead creatures. Prerequisites: Wis 15+, Turn/Rebuke Undead Benefit: When turning undead, you may apply your Wisdom modifier to your turn/rebuke check, instead of your Charisma. As a side benefit, you may also choose to use your Wisdom modifier for Gather Information checks, instead of your Charisma.
JulesCARV 02-03-08, 02:54 AM	Hmmm... I don't really see the rationale behind the wisdom based diplomacy checks. Gather information, now, I could see that being wisdom based -- gather information (wis) would be more about keeping your ears open for gossip and not missing any details, whereas gather information (cha) would be more about persuading other people to tell you what they know. As for turning, I don't really see it, personally.
Aleolus 02-04-08, 05:55 PM	C'mon, doesn't anyone else have any comments? Updated for the opinions given on another site.
Jackmojo 02-05-08, 12:36 PM	I doubt its all that broken, but I'm not particularly a fan of reducing what little MAD clerics have (the already only really use wisdom and charisma), as opposed to say, Serenity for Paladins, who have a lot of attributes needed to be competitive. Jack
Obsidianjaerc 02-06-08, 12:18 AM	Mehtacular, imo.
aelryinth 02-06-08, 07:15 PM	I believe there's a feat which increases your Caster level for Turning already, but it's probably only by +2, and the ultiimate benefit of this feat would likely be higher. I don't see it as overpowered, but you might also like to explain if it intersects with Divine Metamagic at all. I'd even call it underpowered. If you are making an Undead-blasting cleric though, extremely powerful. ===Aelryinth