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Posts: 732 (06/03/05 13:34:00) Dragon |
I was just wondering what Aberant feats you think are the best, and would you considering filling your entire charcter's feat alotment on aberant feats so you could gain the most benifit from them?
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Posts: 7052 (06/03/05 13:40:52) |
Fighters stand to benefit the most, as they can afford to burn all their "regular" feats on Aberrant feats and improve their fighting prowess through their class advancement.
Don't have it in front of me, though, so I can't really give you a "best" comparison. "Whadda ya mean, Orcs get levels too?!?"
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Posts: 1556 (06/03/05 16:29:37) Wyrm |
Most of the Abberant feats are nothing special.
Abberant Wildshape seems pretty good, but I haven't had the time to look through the abberations it would be powerful with. I can imagine it would pretty handy with, say, a grell, but I cannot confirm it yet. Abberation Blood's best 'version' is almost certainly Flexible Limbs. All things considered, +2 to grapple probably gives the best bang for your buck. Inhuman Reach is fairly powerful, and a good choice for fighters. I bet it will be on the wish-list of spiked chain monkeys for a long time. -1 to your attacks sucks, however. Only take this if you've got a good attack bonus to burn. Deepspawn is a decent deal. Two extra attacks for the price of a feat... not too shabby. The +2 to grapple is nice, too. The damage isn't very good, however, so this is a long way off from a must-have. As for the others.... not particularly useful. I can't think of a good reason to take any of them. It's kind of disappointing, too, because Inhuman Vision is pretty neat. *shrugs* no big deal. Emu's Don't Eat Cake! - Heard in a Safari Park |
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