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| Chedders02-24-05, 11:11 AM | just wondering... is there any feat anywhere that would give a character a +4 to hit against a certain racial type or a +4 Dodge bonus against a certain type of creature? (similar to dwarf's dodge bonus to AC vs. Giants, just a feat instead of a racial ability) |
| Jayr02-24-05, 11:46 AM | It's called "Ranger Level 5". |
| CzarGarrett02-24-05, 12:47 PM | I think there's some sort of tactic feat like that in Complete Warrior. But don't quote me on it. |
| Chedders02-24-05, 01:52 PM | Actually, Ranger lvl 5 would give you a +4 to Damage not a +4 to hit... only thing I found (after looking through the tactical feats in Complete Warrior) is the Giantbane tactical feat, that gives you a +4 AC and eventually a +4 to hit, after doing a specific set of actions... but only if you're a small creature (or medium creature fighting Huge) any other ideas? |
| evangelion101002-24-05, 04:39 PM | In the description for the races that get dodge bonuses against certain types of creatures, it states that its due to training. Now, if its universal, it tends to be +1, if its only to a few, it tends to be +2, and if its only one, it tends to be +4 as far as bonuses to things, but i think +4 is very overpowered, depending on the frequency of the monsters you pick. Perhaps as a first level only feat, i'd allow it, but if it was an undead campaign, i certainly wouldn't allow you to pick every undead...perhaps either incorperal or corperal undead, or i may break it down even further. Either way, its really up to the DM, and how often the monsters occur to decide just how much one feat should give you. |
| Eagle199302-24-05, 05:41 PM | I think there's some sort of tactic feat like that in Complete Warrior. But don't quote me on it. Sorry had to do it. |
| speeblefreak02-24-05, 07:31 PM | Go find a spellcaster who has the Advanced Bestiary :w00t: and who is willing to polymorph you into a quickling version of yourself. Not a feat, but still accomplishes what you want. |
| Callista02-24-05, 09:35 PM | What's a quickling? |