Noctis Vigil
2011-12-20, 02:49 AM
Just a few more random feats for casters. I found a big fistful of other random feats for Monks that will most likely make it up here later, but for now, just these.
Feat: Life Component
Prerequisites: Caster Ability Score 17, Eschew Materials
Benefit: You need no material components for your spells. Instead, you may spend 1/25th the cost of the expensive component in EXP to cast the spell. No matter what fraction this equals out to when you cast the spell, always round up to the nearest whole point of EXP.
Feat: Emergency Spell
Prerequisites: Caster Ability Score 17, Endurance, ability to cast spells of 3rd level or higher
Benefits: You may cast spells when you have none left in an emergency. Pick one class you may cast spells with. You may now willingly take ability burn to your caster stat for that class to spontaneously cast one spell you know, with one stat point equaling one spell level. For example, a Wizard could willingly take 4 Int burn to cast a 4th level spell. You may not cast cantrips with this feat. You may not apply metamagic to spells cast with this feat. Any damage dealt by this feat may not be magically healed; you must recover through time and rest.
Special: This feat may be taken multiple times. Each time, select a different class you have that casts spells to gain this benefit for.
Feat: Lost Tradition
Prerequisites: see feat text
Benefits: You cast your spells differently than anybody else, be it through a lost art or just some quirk. Pick one stat of your choice. This is now your caster stat for one spellcasting class. This feat must be taken immediately upon entry into the spellcasting class to which you are applying it.
Special: This feat can be taken multiple times. Each time, you may pick the caster stat for an additional caster class that you have just entered.
Note: This is actually an update to the feat of the same name from the book Bastards & Bloodlines, and I actually nerfed the feat. The original reading of it could be interpreted as letting you pick one stat and make it your caster stat for every caster class you had, so I cleaned the wording up.
Feat: Life Component
Prerequisites: Caster Ability Score 17, Eschew Materials
Benefit: You need no material components for your spells. Instead, you may spend 1/25th the cost of the expensive component in EXP to cast the spell. No matter what fraction this equals out to when you cast the spell, always round up to the nearest whole point of EXP.
Feat: Emergency Spell
Prerequisites: Caster Ability Score 17, Endurance, ability to cast spells of 3rd level or higher
Benefits: You may cast spells when you have none left in an emergency. Pick one class you may cast spells with. You may now willingly take ability burn to your caster stat for that class to spontaneously cast one spell you know, with one stat point equaling one spell level. For example, a Wizard could willingly take 4 Int burn to cast a 4th level spell. You may not cast cantrips with this feat. You may not apply metamagic to spells cast with this feat. Any damage dealt by this feat may not be magically healed; you must recover through time and rest.
Special: This feat may be taken multiple times. Each time, select a different class you have that casts spells to gain this benefit for.
Feat: Lost Tradition
Prerequisites: see feat text
Benefits: You cast your spells differently than anybody else, be it through a lost art or just some quirk. Pick one stat of your choice. This is now your caster stat for one spellcasting class. This feat must be taken immediately upon entry into the spellcasting class to which you are applying it.
Special: This feat can be taken multiple times. Each time, you may pick the caster stat for an additional caster class that you have just entered.
Note: This is actually an update to the feat of the same name from the book Bastards & Bloodlines, and I actually nerfed the feat. The original reading of it could be interpreted as letting you pick one stat and make it your caster stat for every caster class you had, so I cleaned the wording up.