Zaydos
2013-09-21, 11:07 PM
Well ok so I've seen enough new feats made this week it made me want to make some, so let's go.
Killing Momentum
You have learned to make the most of the battlefield, pushing forward as one enemy dies to move on to the next.
Prerequisites: Cleave, Great Cleave, BAB +11.
Benefit: When you drop an enemy as part of a full-attack you may move up to your speed before making any attacks granted by Cleave or Great Cleave. You may only use this feat a number of times in a single round equal to the number of attacks you can make due to your Base Attack Bonus. The movement from this feat does not provoke attacks of opportunity for leaving threatened squares.
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as one of their bonus feats.
Combat Re-position
You are able to quickly shift your position during a fight, allowing yourself to move more quickly between enemies or suddenly get behind a foe.
Prerequisites: Tumble 2 ranks, Dexterity 13+, Fighter level 8+
Benefit: You may make a 2nd 5-ft step each round, or may make a single 10-ft step in place of both of your 5-ft steps. In addition you may make Tumble checks while slowed by armor.
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as one of their bonus feats.
Disrupting Blade
Your battles against mages have taught you how to disrupt magic around you.
Prerequisites: Mage Slayer, Pierce Magical Protection, Spellcraft 5 ranks, Fighter Level 11+.
Benefit: By flourishing your weapon as a standard action you may use Greater Dispel Magic as a spell-like ability with a Caster Level equal to your Base Attack Bonus. This ability is usable at will and does not suffer a caster level penalty due to Mage Slayer or any feat requiring it as a prerequisite. This spell-like ability does not provoke attacks of opportunity. You may use this ability a number of times per day equal to one third of your fighter level.
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as one of their bonus feats.
Focus of Enmity:
You are able to focus your attention on an enemy allowing you to strike out if its attention on your wavers in the least.
Prerequisites: Fighter level 12+.
Benefit: At the beginning of each of your turns you may select 1 creature you are aware of. Until the beginning of your next turn you may make an attack of opportunity against that creature in response to it performing any action which constitutes an attack as defined by the Invisibility spell which does not include you among its targets or target solely the creature itself or if it takes a 5-ft step (i.e. it casts a spell targeting another creature, touches another creature, makes an attack against another creature, or takes a 5-ft step). In addition the creature suffers a -2 penalty to attack rolls against any creature other than you as long as you threaten it in melee.
Special: A fighter may select this feat as one of their bonus feats.
Voidsword:
You have long studied the art of weaponry, and your understanding of the way of the sword has transcended the mundane allowing you to see how space is meaningless before the edge of a fine piece of steel.
Prerequisites: Fighter, Duskblade, or Hexblade level 4+, Knowledge (the Planes) 2 ranks.
Benefit: 3 times per day when you make an attack or full attack action you may make melee attacks out to a distance of 5-ft per point of Base Attack Bonus you possess. You may not use this feat as part of a charge or martial maneuver.
Special: This feat is considered a supernatural ability (it does not function within an area of dead or antimagic).
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as one of their bonus feats.
Rend the World:
Focusing your will you lash out cutting across the fabric of reality itself creating a temporary portal to another world or place.
Prerequisites: Fighter, Duskblade, or Hexblade level 11+, Knowledge (the Planes) 7 ranks, Voidsword.
Benefit: As a full round action 1/day per 4 points of BAB you possess you may cut a tear in the fabric of reality. This tear remains open for 1 minute and is large enough to fit 1 creature of your size through it at a time. This tear leads to a plane or location of your choice with the accuracy of the spell Plane-Shift if going to another plane or Teleport if going elsewhere on your own plane.
Special: The use of this feat is a Supernatural ability and does not function in an area of dead or anti magic.
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as one of their bonus feats.
God Slayer:
Your blade cannot be deterred inflicting deep wounds that resist supernatural protection and healing.
Prerequisites: Power Attack, Strength 17+, Fighter or Barbarian level 13+.
Benefit: Your melee attacks ignore damage reduction other than DR /- and penetrate all forms of Regeneration that can be penetrated by any type of damage (i.e. other than those like the tarrasque's). In addition damage dealt by your melee attacks require 2 points of healing to heal for each point of damage.
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as one of their bonus feats.
Find the Chink:
As you strike at a foe time and time again you learn the weak spots of their armor and how to strike through the chinks within it.
Prerequisites: Fighter or Swashbuckler level 3+, Int 11+.
Benefit: Whenever you make a melee attack against a target you may ignore 1 point of Armor or Natural Armor bonus it has for each melee attack you have previously made against it or another creature of its species wearing identical armor within the last minute. You lose these benefits if you attack a creature of another species or wearing different armor.
If your fighter level is at least 8 you may add Deflection bonus to the types of bonuses you may ignore.
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as one of their bonus feats.
Supreme Weapon Focus:
Your mastery of your weapon is unparalleled by lesser warriors granting you additional bonuses in combat.
Prerequisites: Fighter level 13+, Greater Weapon Focus (in same weapon).
Benefit: You gain a +4 bonus to hit with your selected weapon (this bonus supersedes i.e. does not stack with that granted by Weapon Focus and Greater Weapon Focus). In addition you may not be disarmed when wielding your selected weapon, and gain an additional +4 to confirm critical hits when wielding your selected weapon. Finally you may make a second attack at -5 as part of an attack (non-full attack) action.
Special: You may take this feat multiple times each time you do so you must select a different weapon to apply it to.
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as a fighter bonus feat.
Supreme Weapon Specialization:
Your mastery of your weapon is unparalleled by lesser warriors granting you additional bonuses in combat.
Prerequisites: Fighter level 16+, Supreme Weapon Focus (in same weapon), and Greater Weapon Specialization (in same weapon).
Benefits: You gain a +8 bonus to damage with your selected weapon (this bonus supersedes i.e. does not stack with that granted by Weapon Specialization and Greater Weapon Specialization). In addition your attacks ignore immunity to critical hits and against creatures normally vulnerable to critical hits your weapon's threat range either increases by one (before Keen/Improved Critical) or its critical damage multiplier increases by one; you may change this decision once per day as a free action.
Special: You may take this feat multiple times each time you do so you must select a different weapon to apply it to.
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as a fighter bonus feat.
And before someone complains about some of these feats being supernatural, so is a dragon's breath. The acts of mythical heroes border on and draw upon magic without being wizardry and D&D's supernatural abilities allow you to reflect that without the additional weight on suspension of disbelief that trying to claim there's nothing magical about cutting through dimensions. D&D takes place in a highly magical world, and the way I feel any high level character ought to be a little bit magical, because eventually your sheer awesome will cross into magic. Even in anime feats like cutting into another dimension usually is a type of magic just not the same as -insert equivalent to wizardry- (Dragonball it uses Ki for example which in D&D is Su).
Killing Momentum
You have learned to make the most of the battlefield, pushing forward as one enemy dies to move on to the next.
Prerequisites: Cleave, Great Cleave, BAB +11.
Benefit: When you drop an enemy as part of a full-attack you may move up to your speed before making any attacks granted by Cleave or Great Cleave. You may only use this feat a number of times in a single round equal to the number of attacks you can make due to your Base Attack Bonus. The movement from this feat does not provoke attacks of opportunity for leaving threatened squares.
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as one of their bonus feats.
Combat Re-position
You are able to quickly shift your position during a fight, allowing yourself to move more quickly between enemies or suddenly get behind a foe.
Prerequisites: Tumble 2 ranks, Dexterity 13+, Fighter level 8+
Benefit: You may make a 2nd 5-ft step each round, or may make a single 10-ft step in place of both of your 5-ft steps. In addition you may make Tumble checks while slowed by armor.
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as one of their bonus feats.
Disrupting Blade
Your battles against mages have taught you how to disrupt magic around you.
Prerequisites: Mage Slayer, Pierce Magical Protection, Spellcraft 5 ranks, Fighter Level 11+.
Benefit: By flourishing your weapon as a standard action you may use Greater Dispel Magic as a spell-like ability with a Caster Level equal to your Base Attack Bonus. This ability is usable at will and does not suffer a caster level penalty due to Mage Slayer or any feat requiring it as a prerequisite. This spell-like ability does not provoke attacks of opportunity. You may use this ability a number of times per day equal to one third of your fighter level.
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as one of their bonus feats.
Focus of Enmity:
You are able to focus your attention on an enemy allowing you to strike out if its attention on your wavers in the least.
Prerequisites: Fighter level 12+.
Benefit: At the beginning of each of your turns you may select 1 creature you are aware of. Until the beginning of your next turn you may make an attack of opportunity against that creature in response to it performing any action which constitutes an attack as defined by the Invisibility spell which does not include you among its targets or target solely the creature itself or if it takes a 5-ft step (i.e. it casts a spell targeting another creature, touches another creature, makes an attack against another creature, or takes a 5-ft step). In addition the creature suffers a -2 penalty to attack rolls against any creature other than you as long as you threaten it in melee.
Special: A fighter may select this feat as one of their bonus feats.
Voidsword:
You have long studied the art of weaponry, and your understanding of the way of the sword has transcended the mundane allowing you to see how space is meaningless before the edge of a fine piece of steel.
Prerequisites: Fighter, Duskblade, or Hexblade level 4+, Knowledge (the Planes) 2 ranks.
Benefit: 3 times per day when you make an attack or full attack action you may make melee attacks out to a distance of 5-ft per point of Base Attack Bonus you possess. You may not use this feat as part of a charge or martial maneuver.
Special: This feat is considered a supernatural ability (it does not function within an area of dead or antimagic).
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as one of their bonus feats.
Rend the World:
Focusing your will you lash out cutting across the fabric of reality itself creating a temporary portal to another world or place.
Prerequisites: Fighter, Duskblade, or Hexblade level 11+, Knowledge (the Planes) 7 ranks, Voidsword.
Benefit: As a full round action 1/day per 4 points of BAB you possess you may cut a tear in the fabric of reality. This tear remains open for 1 minute and is large enough to fit 1 creature of your size through it at a time. This tear leads to a plane or location of your choice with the accuracy of the spell Plane-Shift if going to another plane or Teleport if going elsewhere on your own plane.
Special: The use of this feat is a Supernatural ability and does not function in an area of dead or anti magic.
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as one of their bonus feats.
God Slayer:
Your blade cannot be deterred inflicting deep wounds that resist supernatural protection and healing.
Prerequisites: Power Attack, Strength 17+, Fighter or Barbarian level 13+.
Benefit: Your melee attacks ignore damage reduction other than DR /- and penetrate all forms of Regeneration that can be penetrated by any type of damage (i.e. other than those like the tarrasque's). In addition damage dealt by your melee attacks require 2 points of healing to heal for each point of damage.
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as one of their bonus feats.
Find the Chink:
As you strike at a foe time and time again you learn the weak spots of their armor and how to strike through the chinks within it.
Prerequisites: Fighter or Swashbuckler level 3+, Int 11+.
Benefit: Whenever you make a melee attack against a target you may ignore 1 point of Armor or Natural Armor bonus it has for each melee attack you have previously made against it or another creature of its species wearing identical armor within the last minute. You lose these benefits if you attack a creature of another species or wearing different armor.
If your fighter level is at least 8 you may add Deflection bonus to the types of bonuses you may ignore.
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as one of their bonus feats.
Supreme Weapon Focus:
Your mastery of your weapon is unparalleled by lesser warriors granting you additional bonuses in combat.
Prerequisites: Fighter level 13+, Greater Weapon Focus (in same weapon).
Benefit: You gain a +4 bonus to hit with your selected weapon (this bonus supersedes i.e. does not stack with that granted by Weapon Focus and Greater Weapon Focus). In addition you may not be disarmed when wielding your selected weapon, and gain an additional +4 to confirm critical hits when wielding your selected weapon. Finally you may make a second attack at -5 as part of an attack (non-full attack) action.
Special: You may take this feat multiple times each time you do so you must select a different weapon to apply it to.
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as a fighter bonus feat.
Supreme Weapon Specialization:
Your mastery of your weapon is unparalleled by lesser warriors granting you additional bonuses in combat.
Prerequisites: Fighter level 16+, Supreme Weapon Focus (in same weapon), and Greater Weapon Specialization (in same weapon).
Benefits: You gain a +8 bonus to damage with your selected weapon (this bonus supersedes i.e. does not stack with that granted by Weapon Specialization and Greater Weapon Specialization). In addition your attacks ignore immunity to critical hits and against creatures normally vulnerable to critical hits your weapon's threat range either increases by one (before Keen/Improved Critical) or its critical damage multiplier increases by one; you may change this decision once per day as a free action.
Special: You may take this feat multiple times each time you do so you must select a different weapon to apply it to.
Special: A Fighter may select this feat as a fighter bonus feat.
And before someone complains about some of these feats being supernatural, so is a dragon's breath. The acts of mythical heroes border on and draw upon magic without being wizardry and D&D's supernatural abilities allow you to reflect that without the additional weight on suspension of disbelief that trying to claim there's nothing magical about cutting through dimensions. D&D takes place in a highly magical world, and the way I feel any high level character ought to be a little bit magical, because eventually your sheer awesome will cross into magic. Even in anime feats like cutting into another dimension usually is a type of magic just not the same as -insert equivalent to wizardry- (Dragonball it uses Ki for example which in D&D is Su).