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A simple new feat

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#1
sean-khan
Nov 06, 2008 6:59:56

#2
nightwalker450
Nov 06, 2008 12:52:31 I like it, it doesn't clash too badly with the human and half-elf bonuses (obviously its weaker than either).

Is this feat available to be used more than once? If so be sure to note that each time you must choose a different power.
#3
Qube
Nov 07, 2008 0:41:09
I like it, it doesn't clash too badly with the human and half-elf bonuses (obviously its weaker than either).

agreed
#4
sean-khan
Nov 07, 2008 4:09:53 Thanks for comments - got to update it, yes I thought that it could be taken multiple times but always different power but forgot to write it up.
#5
Quintarius
Nov 07, 2008 4:50:36 Should have "...of your Level or lower."
There are some Utility At-wills you might want to consider
#6
sean-khan
Nov 07, 2008 4:56:58 Thanks for reminding Quintarius. I'll make it first level powers or non-attack powers you can take at first level, otherwise I believe this might be too strong.

Hmm, or would it, as a paragon level version of this feat?
#7
Dark_Stryke
Nov 07, 2008 7:22:50
Thanks for reminding Quintarius. I'll make it first level powers or non-attack powers you can take at first level, otherwise I believe this might be too strong.

Hmm, or would it, as a paragon level version of this feat?

Would you be able to take this feat for your second class if you were a multiclass character? If so, it could be kind strong. Multiclassing paladin and taking Lay on Hands is kinda cheesy.

Maybe limit it to at-will attack powers from your primary class. Even at-will attack powers from both your classes would be fine.
#8
sean-khan
Nov 07, 2008 7:54:38 Hm, maybe it is kind of cheesy; On the other hand, a paladin, even a multiclassed one, should be able to do lay on hands IMHO. How about if I change the feat so the it always requires at least a standard action?
#9
curtis_ownby
Dec 27, 2008 11:11:57 That sounds good.
#10
Shadowfax7
Dec 27, 2008 11:27:14 I am probably missing the point here . . . but why would you want to take an At-Will Power as an Encounter Power ??

To increase the number of At-Will Powers you can use ?? In that case are you using up an Encounter Power slot ??
#11
doneisi
Dec 27, 2008 14:29:14
I am probably missing the point here . . . but why would you want to take an At-Will Power as an Encounter Power ??

To increase the number of At-Will Powers you can use ?? In that case are you using up an Encounter Power slot ??

It would be good low levels when you don't have many encounter powers and for multiclass. Most would retrain it later if they paragon MC'd.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 sean-khan Nov 06, 2008 6:59:56
#2 nightwalker450 Nov 06, 2008 12:52:31	I like it, it doesn't clash too badly with the human and half-elf bonuses (obviously its weaker than either). Is this feat available to be used more than once? If so be sure to note that each time you must choose a different power.
#3 Qube Nov 07, 2008 0:41:09	I like it, it doesn't clash too badly with the human and half-elf bonuses (obviously its weaker than either). agreed
#4 sean-khan Nov 07, 2008 4:09:53	Thanks for comments - got to update it, yes I thought that it could be taken multiple times but always different power but forgot to write it up.
#5 Quintarius Nov 07, 2008 4:50:36	Should have "...of your Level or lower." There are some Utility At-wills you might want to consider
#6 sean-khan Nov 07, 2008 4:56:58	Thanks for reminding Quintarius. I'll make it first level powers or non-attack powers you can take at first level, otherwise I believe this might be too strong. Hmm, or would it, as a paragon level version of this feat?
#7 Dark_Stryke Nov 07, 2008 7:22:50	Thanks for reminding Quintarius. I'll make it first level powers or non-attack powers you can take at first level, otherwise I believe this might be too strong. Hmm, or would it, as a paragon level version of this feat? Would you be able to take this feat for your second class if you were a multiclass character? If so, it could be kind strong. Multiclassing paladin and taking Lay on Hands is kinda cheesy. Maybe limit it to at-will attack powers from your primary class. Even at-will attack powers from both your classes would be fine.
#8 sean-khan Nov 07, 2008 7:54:38	Hm, maybe it is kind of cheesy; On the other hand, a paladin, even a multiclassed one, should be able to do lay on hands IMHO. How about if I change the feat so the it always requires at least a standard action?
#9 curtis_ownby Dec 27, 2008 11:11:57	That sounds good.
#10 Shadowfax7 Dec 27, 2008 11:27:14	I am probably missing the point here . . . but why would you want to take an At-Will Power as an Encounter Power ?? To increase the number of At-Will Powers you can use ?? In that case are you using up an Encounter Power slot ??
#11 doneisi Dec 27, 2008 14:29:14	I am probably missing the point here . . . but why would you want to take an At-Will Power as an Encounter Power ?? To increase the number of At-Will Powers you can use ?? In that case are you using up an Encounter Power slot ?? It would be good low levels when you don't have many encounter powers and for multiclass. Most would retrain it later if they paragon MC'd.