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Feats of the Forgotten Realms

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Bryan Holmes, James Capogna, Rae Redford

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Feats for every occasion!!!

The folks of the Forgotten Realms are varied and diverse, there's no reason your character should be any different. Inside you'll find 55 feats, each representing a different culture. These feats are balanced across the three pillars of play, and present different approaches to combat, exploration, and social encounters.

While these feats have each been carefully designed to accomodate the various styles of play while maintaining a strong narrative connection to the world, these feats are not exclusive to the Forgotten Realms (it does make a nice alliterative title though).

Within are feats that aid in navigating the world around you. Feats to aid you in conversing, debating, or intimidating those you come across in your travels. Even feats to help turn the simpliest of weapons into deadly tools of decimation.

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Vivianne C March 21, 2019 11:37 pm UTC

So does this book include any of the Shadow Weave Magic feats? If so, then I am definantly intetested.

Bryan H March 22, 2019 12:59 am UTC

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It doesn't because the shadow weave isn't a thing due to the spellplague and it was never restored but should you want to use it then I suggest this:

Shadow Weave Practitioner
Requirement: Wis 13 or Int 13
Your spells of the illusion, enchantment, and necromancy schools gain the following benefits:
* Saving throws with spells from these schools treat your spellcasting ability modifier as two higher.
* Spell attacks made with spells from these schools treat your spellcasting ability modifier as two higher.
* Counterspell and dispel magic checks have disadvantage against your spells from these schools unless the caster also possesses this feat. Your counterspell and dispel magic checks have the same penalty.

That's top of my head, back of the napkin idea. You give up 2 in an ability score to get +1 for the spells covered by the relevant schools. This lets you go beyond the ability score cap of 20. It also makes counterspell and dispel harder when casters...See more