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#1
18DELTA
Sep 01, 2008 23:20:22 -Leaves lurk mode.

FR Player's Guide Excerpts Heroic Tier Feats

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#2
grocery_bag
Sep 01, 2008 23:49:39 I love the Ghostwise Heritage feat! Ghostwise Halflings are a race I always wanted to play, but never got around to. I'm glad they made it into 4th.
#3
evisc
Sep 02, 2008 0:43:15 I like the look of Ruthless Hunter. Makes hand crossbow a viable alternative to throwing a dagger or shuriken. I was working on a drow rogue and wondering how I could justify using the traditional weapon when superior options were available. Now I have my answer.

Wood elf agility is also really intriguing. I'd have to run some numbers to see how good it is though.
#4
marius4
Sep 02, 2008 1:01:29
I like the look of Ruthless Hunter. Makes hand crossbow a viable alternative to throwing a dagger or shuriken. I was working on a drow rogue and wondering how I could justify using the traditional weapon when superior options were available. Now I have my answer.

Wood elf agility is also really intriguing. I'd have to run some numbers to see how good it is though.

Good point on traditional weapons. Please post any mathematical stuff on the 2-7 thing. It does sound cool. Wonder what else it could be used for...?

Is this all of the heroic tier feats or just a selection?
#5
unfamiliar
Sep 02, 2008 6:50:29 Hot diggety damn, I loves my Realms - the more I see, the more I like. 4e's gonna be a blast.

Taking Wild Elf Luck so you can add 1d4 to rerolls made with elven accuracy is made of win, so I'm definitely gonna have to roll up another ranger now. The genasi feats looked pretty sweet, too.
#6
Malckuss
Sep 02, 2008 10:31:45 I'm really digging on the Swordmage feats, and I love how the sub-races are being done with feats - pure genius, especially since it lets their abilities be more powerful/useful. Makes me want to sit down and start building some of my own.

I am wondering how they are going to do Spellscars, whether they are going to be feats, multiclass feats ('cause I'm sure the multiclass only class is going to deal with Spellscarrs and Plaguechanged.) or what.

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#1 18DELTA Sep 01, 2008 23:20:22	-Leaves lurk mode. FR Player's Guide Excerpts Heroic Tier Feats -This is the right forum for this discussion, so hopefully it wont get moved. ;) Enjoy true believers! -Re-enter's lurk mode. 18DELTA
#2 grocery_bag Sep 01, 2008 23:49:39	I love the Ghostwise Heritage feat! Ghostwise Halflings are a race I always wanted to play, but never got around to. I'm glad they made it into 4th.
#3 evisc Sep 02, 2008 0:43:15	I like the look of Ruthless Hunter. Makes hand crossbow a viable alternative to throwing a dagger or shuriken. I was working on a drow rogue and wondering how I could justify using the traditional weapon when superior options were available. Now I have my answer. Wood elf agility is also really intriguing. I'd have to run some numbers to see how good it is though.
#4 marius4 Sep 02, 2008 1:01:29	I like the look of Ruthless Hunter. Makes hand crossbow a viable alternative to throwing a dagger or shuriken. I was working on a drow rogue and wondering how I could justify using the traditional weapon when superior options were available. Now I have my answer. Wood elf agility is also really intriguing. I'd have to run some numbers to see how good it is though. Good point on traditional weapons. Please post any mathematical stuff on the 2-7 thing. It does sound cool. Wonder what else it could be used for...? Is this all of the heroic tier feats or just a selection?
#5 unfamiliar Sep 02, 2008 6:50:29	Hot diggety damn, I loves my Realms - the more I see, the more I like. 4e's gonna be a blast. Taking Wild Elf Luck so you can add 1d4 to rerolls made with elven accuracy is made of win, so I'm definitely gonna have to roll up another ranger now. The genasi feats looked pretty sweet, too.
#6 Malckuss Sep 02, 2008 10:31:45	I'm really digging on the Swordmage feats, and I love how the sub-races are being done with feats - pure genius, especially since it lets their abilities be more powerful/useful. Makes me want to sit down and start building some of my own. I am wondering how they are going to do Spellscars, whether they are going to be feats, multiclass feats ('cause I'm sure the multiclass only class is going to deal with Spellscarrs and Plaguechanged.) or what.