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Description

This section provides a general idea of what the feat could look like in the story.

Cost (top-right)

This is the number of feat points required to take this feat. Characters get 6 feat points at 1st level, and 3 feat points each time they level up. If a feat has multiple tiers, the cost is the same for each tier of the feat, so higher tier abilities require purchasing the same feat repeatedly.

Prerequisites

Feats can have prerequisites that you must meet when you select it. They can either require a minimum attribute score or they can sometimes require other feats.

Effect

This entry indicates the mechanical effects of the feat on the rules of the game.

Special (optional)

This optional entry describes any effects that fall out of the normal rule set.

Description

You have the ability to transform from one persona to another, whether that be through bodily transformation like a werewolf or through exterior mechanisms, such as a cybernetically enhanced soldier who can call forth a symbiotic mech suit.

Effect

Upon taking this feat, you build a single alternate form using the normal character creation rules, though your attribute and feat points are determined by your tier in this feat:

• Tier 1 - Half of your primary form's attribute points (rounded up), and 3 feat points.
• Tier 2 - Same attribute points as your primary form, and 3 feat points less than your primary form.

Whenever your primary form gains new attribute points or levels up, your alternate form also gains points according to the above formulas. As a focus action, you may change between any two forms (including your primary form or any alternate form). You maintain this capability in all of your forms. Each form is treated as a completely different character for mechanical purposes - possessing different attributes, feats, perks, flaws, and other defining characteristics. Your alternate form does, however, retain the ability to transform back into your primary form. In order to keep track of hit points, you should always record the total damage that your character has suffered. When transforming, your damage remains with you even if your maximum hit points change. For example, Dr. Jekyll has a max HP of 15 and Mr. Hyde has a max HP of 30. During combat, Mr. Hyde suffers 10 damage. When he later transforms back into Dr. Jekyll, the 10 damage remains and is subtracted from his new maximum, leaving the doctor with 5 out of 15 hit points. Additionally, when changing forms, if your hit points would be reduced to less than 1, your hit point total becomes 1 instead.

Special

When selecting feats for your alternate form, you may not select the Alternate Form feat. With GM approval, you may take this feat multiple times. If you do, you get access to an additional form. Multiple Alternate Forms can be a powerful way of accumulating new feat points and attributes. The GM should prevent players from exploiting the feat to create an overly powerful character.

Description

Whether unloading your assault rifle on full-automatic or hurling a ball of flame, you are exceptionally precise at choosing targets for area attacks, allowing you to avoid allies who would otherwise be caught in the line of fire.

Effect

For each tier of this feat you possess, you can omit a single 5-foot square from being targeted as part of an area attack.

Description

Whether you are a heavily armored mechanized knight or a nimble rogue in studded leather, you and your armor are one. Your training and experience at wearing armor allows you to maximize its protection and minimize its drawbacks.

Effect

Your training allows you to sleep in armor without gaining one level of the fatigued bane. In addition, while wearing armor, you gain the following benefits:

• Tier 1 - The Fortitude prerequisite for wearing armor is reduced by 1. When wearing armor, you get a +1 armor bonus to your Guard defense.
• Tier 2 - The Fortitude prerequisite for wearing armor is reduced by 2. When wearing armor, you get a +2 armor bonus to your Guard defense. Any movement penalty is reduced by 5'.

Description

Like a samurai who masters the art of the katana or an elementalist who specializes in summoning flame, you are so well trained with a particular form of attack that you can devastate foes with much more skill than the average combatant.

Effect

When you take this feat, select one weapon or attack type. You gain advantage 1 per tier of this feat for any damaging attack made with your chosen attack type. This bonus does not apply to bane attacks or boon invocations. Examples of attack types you can choose to specialize in include fire, cold, lightning, acid, poison, entropy, and force - though this list is not exhaustive.

Special

In addition to purchasing multiple tiers of this feat, you may take this feat multiple times and select a new weapon or attack type each time. Your total advantage to an attack is equal to your tier for that particular weapon or attack type. For example, a character might have Attack Specialization II (Fire) for fire attacks and Attack Specialization IV (Longsword) for longsword attacks.

Description

Your prowess in an extraordinary, mental, or social attribute is linked in a way that empowers another attribute of your character, allowing you to use that attribute for tasks normally reserved for another. Examples of Attribute Substitution in play include a martial artist who is physically weak but capable of using internal chi to throw and disable opponents, an anatomical genius who uses logic to make vital strikes rather than their agility, or a gunslinger whose deadshot aim is the result of a dark pact.

Effect

When you take this feat, you create a permanent link between two attributes: one stronger (the primary attribute) and one weaker (the dependent attribute). You may use your primary attribute in place of the dependent attribute for different purposes depending on which tier of the feat you have:

• Tier 1
  • Making non-attack, non-defend, non-invocation action rolls
  • Calculating hit points, defenses, and other secondary statistics
  • Meeting feat prerequisites
  • Other situations at the GM's discretion
• Tier 2
  • Making attack and defend action rolls
  • Invoking banes and boons

The relationship formed by your two attributes is subject to case-by-case approval and must be approved by the GM first. The link must be logical and consistent with the story you are trying to tell. For example, a brawler who substitutes their Logic for their Might to represent their ability to use leverage in grappling rather than strength would likely not get to use their Logic score for an attempt to bend the bars on a prison cell. Furthermore, the GM should prevent players from creating illogical substitutions that are purely aimed at making their characters unreasonably powerful. Two examples of proper uses of this feat include a calculating warrior who studies angles, leverage, and physics to substitute Logic for Might, or a gunslinger who channels dark energy, giving her deadshot accuracy and substituting Entropy for Agility.

Description

You are specialized in the use of a particular bane that is iconic to your character. Perhaps you are a martial artist known for your stunning strikes, a sniper who knows how to slow a target's escape, or a fire mage who sets enemies ablaze with persistent burning damage.

Effect

Choose a bane that you can invoke. When your roll on a damaging attack exceeds the target's defense by 5 or more (as opposed to the usual 10), you can inflict this bane for free. Each attack is still only capable of inflicting a single bane. Furthermore, when making a bane attack to inflict your chosen bane, you gain advantage 2 on the bane attack roll.

Special

You may take this feat multiple times. Each time you do, choose a different bane.

Description

Your battlefield prowess allows you to capitalize on windows of opportunity that others don't notice, making you far more deadly in melee combat. Whether you wield an axe, plasmablade, or your bare fists, foes struggle to maneuver around or away from you.

Effect

You may make an additional opportunity attack per round for each tier of this feat you possess. You can only make one opportunity attack per triggering action (e.g., you cannot make multiple attacks against the same foe when they leave your threatened space).

Description

You are a master of the counter attack. This might take the form of deftly redirecting a strike back upon the attacker or even energetic feedback from an extraordinary barrier that damages the attacker. Your prowess on the battlefield allows you to not only intercept attacks but also decimate your foes with retributive damage.

Effect

When you use the defend interrupt action, you also deal damage to the attacker equal to the amount by which your action roll exceeds the attacker's roll.

Description

You have a special gift: it might be the result of your heritage, a close encounter with magical energy, or the result of years of training with a master. In any case, although you do not necessarily possess the aptitude to work extraordinary powers for yourself or create a desired effect with your physical capabilities alone, you are able to reliably replicate a single boon.

Effect

When you choose this feat, choose one boon that you do not have the requisite attribute to invoke. The cost of this feat is equal to the power level of the chosen boon. You can invoke the chosen boon despite lacking the necessary attribute. For invocation rolls, treat your attribute score as the power level of the boon. If the boon has multiple attribute prerequisite options, you choose one attribute when you take this feat. Additionally, you count as having access to the chosen boon for the purpose of meeting feat prerequisites, and your attribute for meeting such prerequisites is equal to the power level of the boon. The Boon Access feat bypasses the normal attribute score restrictions based on character level, so a first level character could spend all 6 of their feat points to begin play with access to a power level 6 boon. You may acquire this feat multiple times. Each time, select a new boon.

Special

You may take this feat multiple times. Each time you do, choose a new boon to gain access to. Note that this feat can give access to high-powered boons with a potential for very dramatic impact on the storyline of a game. As such, using this feat to access a boon of power level 6 or higher should be approved by the GM before using it in a game. If you ever meet the attribute prerequisite for the chosen boon, you may choose at that time to lose this feat and regain the feat points spent. Re-allocate them as you choose.

Description

You are specialized in the use a particular boon that is iconic to your character. Examples of this feat in action include a druid who can shapechange at-will, a combat medic who can tend the wounds of many with expert skill, and a mad scientist who can animate mechanical minions effortlessly.

Effect

Choose a single boon that you can invoke. You gain benefits with that boon according to your tier in this feat.

• Tier 1 - When you invoke the chosen boon on a single target, you succeed automatically and do not need to make an action roll. You can invoke the boon at any of the power levels you could access via your other means. If the invocation is not a single target, success is not automatic, but you get advantage 2 on the action roll to invoke the boon.
• Tier 2 - You gain advantage 3 on your action roll to invoke the boon if you are not single-targeting. Additionally, you may invoke the boon one time increment faster, as follows: If the invocation time is a major action or move action, it becomes a minor action. If the invocation time is 1 focus action, it becomes 1 major action. If the invocation time is 1 minute, it becomes 1 focus action. If the invocation time is 10 minutes, it becomes 1 minute. If the invocation time is 1 hour, it becomes 10 minutes. If the invocation time is 8 hours, it becomes 1 hour. If the invocation time for a boon is 1 minor action, it can be invoked only once as a minor action. Beyond that it can be invoked by expending a move or major action.
• Tier 3 - The effect at tier 3 varies based on the duration of the boon:
  If the chosen boon has a duration of "sustain persists", you gain advantage 4 on your action roll to invoke if you are not single-targeting. Additionally, one instance of the boon can be sustained each round as a free action, rather than a minor action. If the boon is somehow temporarily canceled, in the absence of other rules, you can invoke it again as a free action. If targeted by the nullify bane, this effect can only be canceled by a power level 6 or greater invocation of that bane.
  If the boon has a different duration, you gain advantage 5 on your action roll to invoke if you are not single-targeting.

Special

In addition to purchasing multiple tiers of this feat, you may take this feat multiple times and select a new boon each time. Your tier of this feat is independent for each boon.

Description

You are as graceful as a swan. Like the martial artists and swashbucklers of legendary tales, your agility enables you to fall from deadly heights unharmed.

Effect

• Tier 1 - As long as you are conscious and able to act, reduce all falling damage by half.
• Tier 2 - As long as you are conscious and able to act, you do not suffer falling damage.

Description

Your powers of persuasion stem from application of brute force rather than your social grace. When you smash a table, brandish your blade, or flex your muscles, people stop what they are doing and listen to you.

Effect

If you're able to make a show of physical force, you can use your Might attribute in place of Persuasion for the action roll.

Description

You gain the ability to climb or parkour perfectly, akin to certain vampires, aberrant creatures, ninjas, and insects.

Effect

You gain a climb speed equal to your base speed and can scale horizontal and vertical surfaces, even climb upside-down, with no fear of falling.

Description

You are able to decimate many enemies in quick succession. Like a legendary Samurai warrior or matchless elven archer, your foes fall in waves before you.

Effect

Every time you bring an enemy to zero hit points with a Might or Agility attack, you can immediately make an extra attack as a free action.

Description

Whether through brute strength or lightning reflexes, you are able to use the momentum of combat to maneuver around the battlefield with ease.

Effect

Every time you bring an enemy to zero hit points with a Might or Agility attack, you can immediately move up to your normal speed as a free action.

Special

If you have access to the teleport boon, you may use it instead of a normal move.

Description

Whether a hired bodyguard, a loyal animal sidekick, or a sibling that follows you everywhere, you have the constant and unflinching loyalty of one particular companion character.

Effect

You gain a companion character that acts independently from you. During combat, your companion acts on its own initiative count and gains the usual assortment of actions, which you may choose. You also get to assign your companion's attributes. Whenever you gain a level or purchase a new tier in this feat, you may reassign your companion's attributes and feats.

• Tier 1 - Your companion has a total of 20 attribute points plus 4 per level of your character.
• Tier 2 - Your companion receives 3 feat points.
• Tier 3 - Your companion has a total of 30 attribute points plus 6 per level of your character. In addition, you can optionally grant feats to your companion. In order to do so, you spend your own feat points and the companion receives the feat instead of you. The companion, not you, must meet all feat prerequisites. Any math related to these feats are calculated based on the companion's attributes, feats, etc. If you have spent feat points this way and would gain feat points from any other effect, those feat points are reduced by the number of feat points you have granted to your companion.

Special

If you ever lose your companion, voluntarily or involuntarily, you regain the feat points that you have spent on this feat and any of the companion's feats, and may spend them as usual. In addition to purchasing multiple tiers of this feat, you may take this feat multiple times and select a new companion each time.

Description

You know how to turn a strong offense into an even stronger defense. Your special training or experience with defensive implements and shields allows you to capitalize on their defensive benefits far beyond the average wielder. Examples include a martial artist's defensive kata or a soldier equipped with a riot shield.

Effect

When wielding a weapon or implement with the defensive property, you gain an additional +1 armor bonus. In addition, the defensive value of the item is increased by 1 when you wield it. So defensive 1 becomes defensive 2 and defensive 2 becomes defensive 3.

Description

You are a paragon of defensive fighting, able to masterfully thwart enemy attacks. By predicting your opponents' movements, strikes, or shots, you can cut them off before they are a threat.

Effect

Any time you use the defend action, you gain advantage 1 on the action roll per tier you possess of this feat.

Description

Whether due to inherited racial traits, specialization in a particular type of energy, or inherent extraordinary protection, you are resistant to a specific type of energy. A fiery sorceress immune to the hottest blaze or a biologically anomalous alien race that is immune to poison are both examples of this feat in play.

Effect

Choose from the following energy types: fire, cold, lightning, acid, poison, or another at the GM's discretion. When you are attacked with that energy type, you gain resistance to the attack as follows:

• Tier 1 - Your defense scores are increased by 3 against the chosen energy type.
• Tier 2 - Your defense scores are increased by 6 against the chosen energy type.
• Tier 3 - Your defense scores are increased by 9 against the chosen energy type.
• Tier 4 - You are immune to damage and harmful effects from the chosen energy type.

Special

In addition to purchasing multiple tiers of this feat, you may take this feat multiple times and select a new energy type each time.

Description

You are able to dodge and weave in combat, deftly sidestepping attacks that would threaten a clumsier combatant. An agile ninja who tumbles and flips around foes and an alien snake creature that slithers throughout the battlefield are both examples of this feat in play.

Effect

When you move from a space adjacent to an enemy to another space not adjacent to that enemy, the enemy does not get the usual opportunity attack.

Description

Whether by a magical barrier of force, foresight into the future, or preternatural speed, you are gifted with extraordinary protection from harm. Attacks are less likely to strike you, and when they do, they aren't as damaging as they would be to others.

Effect

You gain a +1 bonus to all defenses for each tier you have in this feat. This increases your Toughness, Guard, and Resolve defenses.

Description

Your extraordinary power stems from your connection with a particular focus, such as a wand, digital psi amplifier, holy symbol, or spellbook. When this focus item is in your hands, you are a force to be reckoned with compared to others with similar powers.

Effect

With the approval of your GM, choose a focus from which your power with a single extraordinary attribute stems. Some possibilities include a wand, a digital psi amplifier, a crystal ball, a spell book, a holy symbol, a weapon, your voice, or an animal familiar. You cannot use the selected extraordinary attribute without your focus. The focus heightens your power and for the purposes of determining your attribute dice for action rolls, you treat the chosen attribute as if it was one greater. For all purposes outside of attribute dice, your ability score remains unchanged (feats, banes, boons, etc.).

Special

If you ever lose your extraordinary focus, voluntarily or involuntarily, you regain the feat points that you have spent on this feat and may spend them as usual. You may take this feat multiple times. If you do, select a new attribute not chosen previously. For each instance of this feat, you may choose an existing focus or select a new one.

Description

Whether you're a samurai warrior, the fastest draw in the West, or a flawlessly trained interstellar soldier, you can get to your weapon faster than your opponent can blink.

Effect

Once per round, you can draw one additional weapon and sheathe another as a free action. Alternately, you could do the same with any small sized object in your possession.

Description

Whether through cybernetic implants, telekinetic propulsion, or simply hardcore training, you are faster than most. This feat is common to swashbucklers, martial artists, super soldiers, and psychic warriors.

Effect

Your speed is permanently increased by 5' per tier of this feat.

Description

Whether through a pair of celestial or infernal wings, an inherent telekinetic force, or mutant super powers, you possess the ability to fly.

Effect

You gain a flight speed equal to your normal speed. At the GM's discretion, certain hostile actions may be capable of canceling your flight, sending you hurtling to your doom. If your flight is anatomical, the immobile bane might render your wings immovable. If telekinetic, an application of the nullify bane may cancel your flight.

Description

Through extraordinary power or exceptional agility, you can jump much farther than the average creature. A telekinetic superhero and an insectoid race of bipedal cricket-like beings are both examples of this feat in play.

Effect

You can use your Movement or Agility score instead of your Might score when determining how far you can jump. In addition, you gain advantage 1 per tier on action rolls to jump.

Description

By channeling your extraordinary powers through extended research or extensive rituals, such as meditation, fasting, blood letting, or sacrifices, you are able to increase the strength of your invocations. This feat is common among wizards, inventors, mad scientists, and similar characters who use extraordinary abilities to achieve great deeds.

Effect

When invoking a bane or boon, you may choose to do so as a heightened invocation. The invocation time for a heightened invocation is one increment higher than usual as follows:

• 1 action becomes 1 minute
• 1 minute becomes 10 minutes
• 10 minutes becomes 1 hour
• 1 hour becomes 8 hours
• 8 hours becomes 24 hours

Tier 1 - When performing a heightened invocation, you may choose one of the following effects to empower your bane or boon:

• Increase the range of the effect as follows: Attribute 5 = 500ft
  Attribute 6 = 1/2 mile
  Attribute 7 = 1 mile
  Attribute 8 = 10 miles
  Attribute 9 = 100 miles
  
• Negate two levels of disadvantage caused by multi-targeting (e.g., target 2 creatures or a 10' square for free instead of disadvantage 2).
• For your action roll, treat your attribute score as if it was one greater for purposes of determining attribute dice. Note that this doesn't grant access to banes or boons you could not normally access. It only increases the dice used for the action roll.

Tier 2 - You gain the following options when you perform a heightened invocation:

• You can lead others to join you in group invocation as long as they are also able to invoke the bane or boon at the same power level that you are invoking it at. At the conclusion of the group invocation, each contributor may choose one of the effects granted by Tier 1 of this feat.
• You gain the following additional options to choose from when empowering your invocations with heightened invocation:
• Cause a boon to persist for 1 minute automatically without needing to use a sustain action. Furthermore, enemies cannot end the boon through use of a disrupting attack (though the nullify bane still works).
• Targets may not make resist rolls against a bane for one minute after it is invoked.

Tier 3 - You gain the ability to permanently bestow or dispel banes and boons. In order to bestow the bane or boon, you must rigorously attend to the invocation process for a number of days equal to the power level of the bane or boon to be invoked or nullified. During that time you can eat, sleep, and act normally with two exceptions: 1) You must work actively on the invocation and with minimal interruption for 8 hours out of each day. 2) You can leave the area and move about freely during the down time each day, but for the 8 hours of active heightened invocation you must be in the same physical or geographic location where the invocation was initiated. When the invocation time is completed, make an action roll as follows:

• Bestow Boon - Make an action roll to invoke the boon as usual. If successful, you cause a non-instantaneous & non-permanent boon to permanently affect the target. The target can thereafter invoke the boon at will with a free action, without requiring an action roll to do so. The target does not need to use a sustain action to persist the effect, and the effect can only be nullified either temporarily with the nullify bane, or permanently with the Heightened Invocation feat (see the Dispel Boon entry that follows).
• Bestow Bane - Make an action roll to invoke the bane as usual. If successful, you cause a non-instantaneous & non-permanent bane to permanently affect the target. The bane persists indefinitely and does not allow resist rolls to end its effects. The effect can be canceled either temporarily with the nullify bane, or permanently with the Heightened Invocation feat (see the Dispel Bane entry that follows).
• Dispel Boon - Make an Entropy roll with a Challenge Rating equal to 10 + twice the power level of the boon you are attempting to dispel. If successful, you cause a permanent boon to be forever stripped from the target, causing them to lose the ability to invoke the boon automatically.
• Dispel Bane - Make a Protection roll with a Challenge Rating equal to 10 + twice the power level of the bane you are attempting to dispel. If successful, you break the curse of a permanent bane afflicting the target, though your target gains no special immunity to it.

Special

Permanently bestowing banes or boons via this feat can dramatically impact the mechanical balance of a story. Just as with other permanent effects like Extraordinary Item creation, the invocation of permanent banes or boons is subject to GM's discretion, and using this feat in a way that makes one particular character overly powerful should be prohibited.

Description

Whether through extensive study or years of first hand experience, you have knowledge of a particular subject which far surpasses your general intelligence. A navigator well versed in the galactic map, a barbarian warlord with years of experience with military strategy, and a professor of the paranormal are all examples of this feat in play.

Effect

When you take this feat, choose a sphere of knowledge from the list below or, with the GM's approval, create a new one.
Example spheres of knowledge include alchemy, anatomy, arcane, computers, explosives, engineering, geography, herbalism, history, location (must specify), medicine, military strategy, supernatural, and wilderness.
Your tier in this feat determines how knowledgeable you are within your chosen sphere.

• Tier 1 - You automatically succeed on any action roll related to your chosen sphere of knowledge with a CR of 16 or lower. For higher CRs, your Learning attribute is considered to be 3 for the action roll unless your Learning score is already 3 or higher, in which case you gain advantage 1 on the roll.
• Tier 2 - You automatically succeed on any action roll related to your chosen sphere of knowledge with a CR of 22 or lower. For higher CRs, your Learning attribute is considered to be 6 for the action roll unless your Learning score is already 6 or higher, in which case you gain advantage 1 on the roll.
• Tier 3 - You automatically succeed on any action roll related to your chosen sphere of knowledge with a CR of 26 or lower. For higher CRs, your Learning attribute is considered to be 8 for the action roll unless your Learning score is already 8 or higher, in which case you gain advantage 1 on the roll.

Special

In addition to purchasing multiple tiers of this feat, you may take this feat multiple times and select a new sphere of knowledge each time. Purchasing this feat in this way confers no benefit on other spheres of knowledge.

Description

Like a highly trained sniper, a ninja of legend, or a feinting melee dervish, you can devastate your foes with an expertly placed attack when you catch them off guard.

Effect

Your attacks are considered lethal strikes whenever you fulfill one of the following conditions:

• Your target is caught off guard or otherwise unaware of the attack, such as when you are hidden from them, disguised as a friend, or have successfully deceived them.
• Your target is within melee attack range of an ally.

You gain advantage on lethal strikes equal to your tier in this feat. Additionally, a certain portion of the damage (not to exceed the total damage dealt) is considered lethal damage, which is more difficult to heal from (see Chapter 7: Combat).

• Tier 1 - Advantage 1. Up to 5 lethal damage.
• Tier 2 - Advantage 2. Up to 5 lethal damage.
• Tier 3 - Advantage 3. Up to 10 lethal damage.
• Tier 4 - Advantage 4. Up to 10 lethal damage.
• Tier 5 - Advantage 5. Up to 15 lethal damage.
• Tier 6 - Advantage 6. Up to 20 lethal damage.
• Tier 7 - Advantage 7. Up to 20 lethal damage.
• Tier 8 - Advantage 8. Up to 25 lethal damage.
• Tier 9 - Advantage 9. Up to 25 lethal damage.

Description

You are always ready for danger, allowing you to easily get the drop on your foes. A highly trained gunslinger with a vigilant trigger finger and a covert operative always prepared for ambush are good examples of this feat in action.

Effect

For each tier you possess in this feat, you gain advantage 1 on all initiative rolls.

Description

Your expertise with a particular ranged weapon or extraordinary power enables you to strike targets at extreme distances that others would find impossible. This feat is common among snipers, fighter pilots, and war wizards.

Effect

When you take this feat, select one weapon or attack type. Examples of attack types you include fire, cold, lightning, acid, poison, entropy, creation, and force - though this list is not exhaustive. With the chosen weapon or attack type, your range with that weapon or attribute is doubled.

Special

You may take this feat multiple times. If you do, select a new weapon or attack type each time.

Description

Like an expert assassin or ninja, you can render your foes completely unable to alert others of your presence. This might take the form of a dart to the larynx, a garrote around the throat, or simply a sturdy covering of the mouth.

Effect

Whenever you deal damage using a weapon with the precise property to a target that is caught off guard or otherwise unaware of the attack, such as when you are hidden from them, disguised as a friend, or have successfully deceived them, the target is afflicted with the silenced bane.

Description

Like a kensai warrior devoted to mastery of their katana or an assassin who exclusively wields their favored pistols, your training is hyper-focused on a single style of combat to the exclusion of all others.

Effect

Choose a single weapon (or choose unarmed combat), and specify the attribute that your martial focus relies upon: Agility or Might. When making attacks using your chosen weapon, your attribute is considered 1 greater for the purposes of determining attribute dice. Your attribute is not changed for purposes of feats, banes, boons, or similar items. Because of your intense focus on a single combat style, any attacks that you make without your martial focus suffer disadvantage 1.

Description

Whether you are delivering a flurry of blows, wielding two weapons, or calling a chain of lightning bolts from the sky, you have mastered the art of delivering multiple attacks.

Effect

At the start of your turn, you may declare that you are multi-attacking. You must state how many extra attacks you would like to make. You receive a corresponding number of additional major actions, which can only be used for attacks. All of your attacks this round suffer disadvantage equal to 3 times the number of additional attacks you declare (i.e., if you make 2 attacks, you suffer disadvantage 3; 3 attacks suffers disadvantage 6). For each tier of this feat that you possess, reduce the disadvantage penalty by 1. You may use your attacks to make any combination of bane or damaging attacks, but you may not invoke boons. Resolve each attack individually, applying any other multi-targeting options as you wish. You can move between each of these attacks and they can be used to target the same creature more than once. The number of additional attacks you can make with this feat is limited to 1 + half your level, rounded up. Thus, the limit is 2 additional attacks at 1st level, 3 additional attacks at 3rd level, and 6 additional attacks at 9th level. Example - Vax the Deathbringer has Multi-Attack Specialist (Tier III). He declares that he will be making three attacks this round (two additional attacks). Therefore, all of his attacks suffer disadvantage 3 (3 x 2 = 6, minus 3 for feat tier 3). His first attack is a necromantic burst targeting a 10'-cube. Because of the area of effect, Vax suffers an additional disadvantage 2, making his total disadvantage for that attack 5. For his second attack, Vax casts a spell of blindness on a single foe, making an action roll at disadvantage 3. For his final attack, Vax moves in to melee and uses his touch of death on three foes. Targeting 3 foes incurs an additional disadvantage 3, making his final attack roll suffer a total of disadvantage 6.

Description

You have mastered a signature attack that allows you to invoke two banes at once. A blast of ice that blinds and slows your enemy, a thunderous shotgun blast that hurls foes back and knocks them to the ground, and a wormtongue song that puts targets to sleep and alters their memory are all examples of a signature attack that could be created with this feat.

Effect

Choose two banes that you are able to inflict and that share a common prerequisite attribute. You are able to inflict both banes with a single attack. The required attribute score for combining the banes is equal to the sum of their power levels (e.g., combining knockdown and slowed, both power level 1, would require an attribute score of 2). If the banes target different defenses, you choose which defense your attack targets. On a successful attack roll, the target is inflicted with both banes. They each persist independently of one another and must be resisted separately.

Special

In order to benefit from the bane focus feat when using a multi-bane attack, you must possess bane focus for both banes. You may take this feat more than once. If you do, you must choose a different pair of banes for the new instance of the feat.

Description

You are a master of wreaking havoc on many foes at once, whether it be with a whirlwind of your twin blades, a hail of gun fire, a massive wave of psionic energy, or a devastating ball of flame.

Effect

When you choose this feat, you must decide to focus in area, ranged, or melee attacks. For each tier, you reduce the disadvantage penalty associated with multi-targeting for your chosen attack type by 1.

Special

In addition to purchasing multiple tiers of this feat, you may take this feat multiple times and select a new multi-target mode (area, ranged, or melee) each time. Track your feat tier separately for each targeting mode that you select for this feat.

Description

You are a master of invoking boons for more than one target. A mass dimensional shift to an intermediary plane and a mass manifestation of entropic life draining are some examples of what this might look like in play.

Effect

For each tier of this feat, you reduce the disadvantage penalty associated with invoking boons for multiple targets by 1.

Description

Whether through draconic heritage, a cyborg exoskeleton, or just a lifetime of conditioning, your skin is tough as nails, allowing your body to deflect blows that would cripple others.

Effect

When you are not wearing armor, you gain a bonus to your Guard and Toughness defenses. Your bonus is determined by your tier in this feat:

• Tier 1 - +1 bonus to Guard and Toughness.
• Tier 2 - +2 bonus to Guard and Toughness.
• Tier 3 - +3 bonus to Guard and Toughness.

Description

You are so adept at a particular form of attack that your foes struggle to shake off the effects. Perhaps the flames of your fireballs burn hotter. Or maybe you've developed a special chemical to mix in with your blinding powder. Whatever the source and whatever the effect, most enemies are incapable of recovering from your legendary attack.

Effect

Choose one bane that you can invoke that has a duration of "resist ends". When a target makes a resist roll to shake off your invocation of the chosen bane, they have disadvantage 1.

Special

You may select this feat multiple times. Each time you take it, choose a different bane.

Description

Your heightened awareness on the battlefield means that you are nearly impossible to catch flat-footed and are always prepared to defend yourself or allies. This feat is typified by such character concepts as the bodyguard, the abjurer, and the psychic defender.

Effect

Once per round, after you have expended your next major action to perform a defend action, you get an additional major action that must be spent before the start of your next turn to make another defend action. Multiple tiers of this feat grant additional major actions usable only for defend actions.

Description

You have the eyes of an eagle, the endurance of an ox, the guile of a fox, or some similarly exceptional non-combat talent. It might come from intense training, prolonged study, or even an inherent natural talent.

Effect

Choose one attribute. Any time you make a roll using the chosen attribute that is not for initiative, attacks, invocations, or the defend action, you gain advantage 1 on the roll per tier of this feat you possess for that attribute.

Special

In addition to purchasing multiple tiers of this feat, you may take this feat multiple times and select a new attribute each time. Track your feat tier separately for each attribute that you choose for this feat.

Description

Your powers of focus are exceptionally honed, allowing you to maintain concentration on multiple extraordinary effects at once. This feat is typical among character concepts built to enhance themselves or their allies, such as bards, platoon leaders, or engineers.

Effect

When you take the sustain a boon minor action, you may sustain one additional boon per tier of this feat which you possess.

Description

You are made for the water and can swim at surprising speeds with the aptitude of a fish. This might be the result of hard core training, or it may stem from a racial trait, such as webbed feet and hands.

Effect

You gain a swimming speed equal to your base speed and do not need to make any special action rolls to maintain this base speed.

Description

You are expertly focused on dealing with a particular species, race, or faction. Perhaps your family was slain by werewolves, and you have devoted your life to studying their mannerisms in order to hunt them down. Or maybe you were raised in a prison on the third moon of Vogax Prime, and you know the Vogans better than they know themselves.

Effect

Choose a species, race, or faction (e.g., dragons, Void Templars, gnolls, or vampires). You learn the primary conversational language of that species, and at the GM's discretion, you may have some level of access to other special forms of communication (such as thieves' cant or secret hand signals). Furthermore, you gain advantage 1 per tier of this feat to all Mental attribute rolls (Learning, Logic, Perception, and Will) pertaining to your chosen group.

Special

In addition to purchasing multiple tiers of this feat, you may take this feat multiple times and select a new group each time. Your total advantage on Mental attribute rolls is equal to your tier for that particular group. For example, a character might have Sworn Enemy II (Void Templars) and Sworn Enemy IV (Werewolves).

Description

Whether this power manifests itself as vines that grow in your wake, a magical ward against detection, or an illusory veil, the effect is the same: you are protected from being tracked.

Effect

Your travel is veiled by special means that conceal your tracks and any evidence of your passage even after you are far away. It is impossible to follow your tracks except by extraordinary means.

Description

Whether through brute force, lethal precision, or volatile magic, a deadly attack delivered by you is exceptionally vicious. Berserkers, assassins, and superheroes of exceptional combat skill are all good examples of this feat in play.

Effect

Any time you roll a natural 20 on the d20 for an attack action roll, you get advantage 1 on all subsequent d20 re-rolls granted by dice explosions.

Description

Whether you were born into nobility, come from old money, are heir to a great treasure, or simply a well-established merchant, you are wealthier than the average adventurer.

Effect

Your wealth score is increased by 1.

Description

You have a versatile education, a wide range of experiences, or just plain old good luck. The result is that you're pretty good at things you're not specialized in.

Effect

Any time you use an attribute with a score of 2 or less to make an action roll outside of combat that is not a bane or boon invocation, you gain advantage 1 to the roll.