So if all goes well I'll be adding it in during the 1.33/1.34 set of updates. 1.34 is more likely given it's my "changes" update and 1.33 is supposed to be mostly prcs.

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A creature that has this feat can choose to deliver blows that send its smaller opponents flying like bowling pins.

Prerequisites: Str 25, Power Attack, Improved Bull Rush, size Large or larger.

Benefit: As a standard action, the creature can choose to subtract 4 from its melee attack roll and deliver an awesome blow. If the creature hits a corporeal opponent smaller than itself with an awesome blow, its opponent must succeed on a Reflex save (DC equal to damage dealt) or be knocked flying 10 feet in a direction of the attacking creature’s choice and fall prone. The attacking creature can push the opponent only in a straight line, and the opponent can’t move closer to the attacking creature than the square it started in. If an obstacle prevents the completion of the opponent’s move, the opponent and the obstacle each take 1d6 points of damage, and the opponent stops in the space adjacent to the obstacle.

Special: A fighter can select Awesome Blow as one of his fighter bonus feats.

You can channel the summoning power you hold to briefly
bring forth an elemental servant.

Prerequisite: Ability to cast 4th-level spells.

Benefit: As long as you have a summoning spell of 4th level or higher available to cast, you can summon a Small elemental (air, earth, fire, or water; your choice; 6th> for medium, 8th> level for large) within a range of 30 feet. The elemental acts as if summoned by a summon monster spell (PH 285). The duration of the summoning is equal to 1 round per level of the highest-level conjuration (summoning) spell you have available to cast.

Only one summoned elemental from this feat at a time. First elemental disappears on second use. Must remain no more than 30 feet from the elemental or it disappears.

You gain a +1 competence bonus to your caster level when casting conjuration (summoning) spells.

With a single step, you can cross an entire room.

Prerequisite: Ability to cast 4th-level spells.

Benefit: As long as you have a teleportation spell of 4th level or higher available to cast, you can spend a standard action to teleport yourself and carried objects up to your
heavy load a distance of 5 feet per level of the highest-level teleportation spell you have available to cast. You can teleport only to a location that you can see (including one you are
currently scrying). You can't bring along another creature (except for a familiar). As a secondary benefit, you gain a +1 competence bonus to your caster level when casting teleportation spells.

Note: Will need Teleport spells or modified to work without them, for now at least.

Casting illusions causes the air about you to be filled with flashing colors that dazzle your foes.

Prerequisite: Spell Focus (illusion) or illusionist level 1st.

Benefit: When you cast an illusion spell, you can choose to render all enemies within 30 feet dazzled for 1 round. Blind creatures are immune to this effect.

Special: An illusionist can select this feat as a wizard bonus feat.

You can surround a weapon with a short-lived aura of force.

Prerequisite: Ability to cast 3rd-level spells.

Benefit: As long as you have a 3rd-level or higher force spell available to cast, weapon deals an extra 1 point of damage per level of the highest-level force spell you have available to cast.

Furthermore, that weapon ignores the miss chance normally granted to an incorporeal creature. If the next attack with that weapon misses, this benefit is lost.

As a secondary benefit, you gain a +1 competence bonus to your caster level when casting force spells.

You can leave a prepared spell slot open to spontaneously cast a spell.

Prerequisite: Must prepare arcane spells.

Benefit: If you leave an arcane spell slot open when preparing spells, you can use that open slot to cast any arcane spell you know of the same level or lower. Casting the spell
requires a full-round action.

You can use this feat only once per day, regardless of the number of slots you leave open.

Special: A wizard can select this feat as a wizard bonus feat.

Is this the same as Anyspell?

All Ability Focus feats are +2 DC to the ability.

But curse song has no dc?

Pretty sure SoZ development is pretty close to lock time based on the dev comments.

Is the "May gain additional bard levels regardless of your lawful alignment." part of devoted performer doable?

So it doesn't work for the OC/MotB without INSANE costs.

I already requested everything needed to do it right in my "development wishlist" that is on the custom content forum. I have no idea if they plan to implement any of it or even if so when. Given the request about companion blueprints was 3+ months away *if* it made it in I'm not going to hold my breath. Those are basic core scripting functions that even Bioware should have made available. They simply haven't had the need to do so for an expansion so it hasn't been done. Understandable, if disappointing.

Will it work? How much work?

I'm guessing it would require altering all the blueprints for the items in question. Even I have the skill for that. But, will it get used? It's a lot of blueprint.

I need to know if technically it will work because I don't want to suggest to The Devs what the community can already do. Although, this may be an economical way for them to solve this problem.

Yes

• Improved Familiar
• Leadership
• Magical Aptitude
• Disciple of the Sun
• Whirling Defense
• Discipline
• Survivor
• Ability Focus (Eldritch Blast)
• Ability Focus (Turn Undead)

As time allows

• Fearless
• Investigator
• Glorious Weapons (this is a +1 divine/negative damage bonus)
• Chosen Weapon Spec (40+ feats for +2 damage isn't really worth the time investment at the moment compared to what else could be added)
• Touche - Requires my new combat hit routine being developed for champions and rangers first.
• Heavy/Greater Heavy Armor Optimization - These will take a LOT off work and are only partially doable (armor check isn't available to us).
• Shield Wall - Doable but script intensive
• Phalanx Fighting - May be doable, script intensive
• Devoted Tracker - There can't be many Paladin/Rangers

Possible

• Surefooted
• Twin Sword Style (would work against all enemies as you can't give a AC bonus agaist one enemy)
• Deft Strike - This would be changed to a single attack in the round that does this check. Failing the check would cause the single attack to be ran against the full AC. This will have to wait for the attack routine for Champions/Rangers.
• Brutal Throw - This is thorny and for thrown weapons? Not likely but possible

No

• Dauntless
• Mercantile Background - Appraise bonuses won't affect prices
• Diligent - Appraise bonuses won't affect prices
• Spell Focus (Domain) - Would require a rewrite of all spells
• Spell Focus (Alignment) - Would require a rewrite of all spells
• Shadow Weave feats - Would require a rewrite of all spells
• Armor Focus - We can't tell if armor is chainmail or splint or any kind. We also can't tell what the armor check penalty is (which is why some of my prcs simply add a +x to those skills).
• Words of Creation - Too strong for bards, creation would require every conjuration spell to be redone, Exalted Power would require every spell to be redone and all new systems for spell resist and saving throws. Truename is of little use in NWN2 given you can't summon a known "entity."
• Improved Natural Armor - Stacking is an issue and I believe I've fixed all the complaints Druids should have with AC.
• Improved Natural Attack - This requires a LOOOOOOT of scripting to know to replace the current weapon with one that is only d2 higher. Not worth the effort at this time.
• Sudden Metamagic: Not possible.
• Shield Ward - Buried in the engine.
• Shield Specialization - I don't think we can tell what type of shield it is and it's interaction with spells would be flaky.
• Spontaenous XXX - We can't dynamicly choose spontaenous conversions. It's defined in a table ahead of time (one for the whole class). Buried in the engine.
• Ascetic Mage - We have only one script hook to spells (that gets if you have the spell memorized that is broken for a number of spells). So this isn't possible. Monk stacking of AC isn't possible. Cha instead of Wis is all I could do for this. Monk feats are just about a total no-no like PrCs. :( The rest of the Ascetic feats are in the same boat. I can't do anything for monks.

Notes:
Weapon Focus/Specialization in natural weapons is not necessary since NWN2 uses Unarmed feats with Natural attacks.

You have found a balance between your woodland training and your devotion to religious training, blending these two aspects into one seamless whole.

Prerequisite: Track, smite evil, wild empathy.

Benefit: If you have levels in paladin and ranger, those levels stack for the purposes of determining the extra damage dealt by your smite evil ability and determining the bonus for your wild empathy class feature. This feat does not allow additional daily uses of smite evil.

If you have both the special mount and animal companion class features, you can designate your special mount as your animal companion. The mount gains all the benefits of being both your special mount and your animal companion. For instance, a 5th-level paladin/6th-level ranger’s special mount would have 4 bonus Hit Dice, a +6 natural armor adjustment, +2 Strength, +1 Dexterity, two bonus tricks, and Intelligence 6, as well as the empathic link, improved evasion, share spells, share saving throws, and link special abilities.

In addition, you can multiclass freely between the paladin and ranger classes. You must still remain lawful good in order to retain your paladin abilities and take paladin levels. You still face the normal XP penalties for having multiple classes more than one level apart.

You have gone beyond the bounds of your monastic training to incorporate new modes of stealthy combat. Although your fellow monks may frown on your methods, none can doubt that your diverse training has improved your ability to strike precisely and bring down your foes quickly.

Prerequisites: Improved Unarmed Strike, sneak attack.

Benefit: When you use an unarmed strike with a sneak attack to deliver a stunning attack, you add 2 to the DC of your stunning attempt.

If you have levels in rogue and monk, those levels stack for the purpose of determining your unarmed strike damage. For example, a human 5th-level rogue/1st-level monk would deal 1d8 points of damage with her unarmed strike.

In addition, you can multiclass freely between the monk and rogue classes. You must still remain lawful in order to retain your monk abilities and take monk levels. You still face the normal XP penalties for having multiple classes more than one level apart.

You have gone beyond the bounds of your monastic training to incorporate new modes of bringing the unlawful to justice. Although many of your fellow monks frown on
your methods, none can doubt that your diverse training has added to your ability to strike precisely and bring down your foes quickly.

Prerequisites: Improved Unarmed Strike, favored enemy.

Benefit: When you use an unarmed strike to deliver a stunning attack against a favored enemy, you can add one-half your favored enemy bonus on damage rolls to the DC of your stunning attempt.

If you have levels in ranger and monk, those levels stack for the purpose of determining your unarmed strike damage. For example, a human 7th-level ranger/1stlevel monk would deal 1d10 points of damage with her unarmed strike.

In addition, you can multiclass freely between the monk and ranger classes. You must still remain lawful in order to retain your monk abilities and take monk levels. You still face the normal XP penalties for having multiple classes more than one level apart.

You belong to a special order of religious monks that teaches its adherents that self-enlightenment and honorable service grow from the same well of purity.
As a student of this philosophy, you have blended your training as a paladin and as a monk into one seamless whole.

Prerequisite: Improved Unarmed Strike, ability to smite evil.

Benefit: Your paladin and monk levels stack for the purpose of determining your unarmed strike damage. For example, a human 3rd-level paladin/1st-level monk would deal 1d8 points of damage with her unarmed strike.

Your paladin and monk levels also stack when determining the extra damage dealt by your smite evil ability.

In addition, you can multiclass freely between the paladin and monk classes. You must still remain lawful good in order to retain your paladin abilities and take paladin levels, and you must remain lawful in order to continue advancing as a monk. You still face the normal XP penalties for having multiple classes more than one level apart.

Prerequisites: Improved Unarmed Strike, ability to spontaneously cast 2nd-level arcane spells.

Benefit: As a swift action that doesn’t provoke attacks of opportunity, you can sacrifice one of your daily allotment of spells to add a bonus to your unarmed strike attack rolls and damage rolls for 1 round. The bonus is equal to the level of the spell sacrificed. The spell is lost as if you had cast it.

If you have levels in sorcerer and monk, those levels stack for the purpose of determining your AC bonus. For example, a human 4th-level sorcerer/1st-level monk would have a +1 bonus to AC as if she were a 5th-level monk.

If you would normally be allowed to add your Wisdom bonus to AC (such as for a unarmored, unencumbered monk), you instead add your Charisma bonus (if any) to your AC.
In addition, you can multiclass freely between the sorcerer and monk classes. You must still remain lawful in order to continue advancing as a monk. You still face the normal XP penalties for having multiple classes more than one level apart.

Benefit: You can add your Strength modifier (instead of your Dexterity modifier) to attack rolls with thrown weapons.

Normal: A character attacking with a ranged weapon adds his Dexterity modifier to the attack roll.

Special: A fighter may select Brutal Throw as one of his fighter bonus feats.

You can place attacks at weak points in your opponent’s defenses.

Prerequisites: Int 13, Combat Expertise, Spot 10 ranks, sneak attack.

Benefit: As a standard action, you can attempt to find a weak point in a visible target’s armor. This requires a Spot check against a DC equal to your target’s Armor Class. If you succeed, your next attack against that target (which must be made no later than your next turn) ignores the target’s armor bonus and natural armor bonus to AC (including any enhancement bonuses to armor or natural armor). Other AC bonuses still apply normally. If you use a ranged weapon to deliver the attack, your opponent must be within 30 feet of you in order for you to benefit from this feat.

SHIELD WALL [General], Heros of Battle, p.99

You are skilled in using shields when in formation with other shield-bearers.

Prerequisite: Shield Proficiency.

Benefit: When you and an adjacent ally are each using a shield, your shield bonus to Armor Class increases by 2.

Special: A fighter can select Shield Wall as one of his fighter bonus feats.

PHALANX FIGHTING [General], Complete Warrior, p. 103

Prerequisite: Heavy Shield Proficiency, BAB +1

Benefit: +1 AC Bonus when wielding light weapon and heavy shield. If within 5ft. of ally also wielding light weapon and heavy shield and having this feat, then, an extra +2 AC Bonus(+3 total) and +1 Ref save.

Special: A fighter may select Phalanx Fighting as one of his fighter bonus feats.

Sorry about not checking the list. Is there a rule excluding these other shield feats from inclusion with Shieldmate and Improved Shieldmate?

Moon is on my list of domains to add to the game (set to premier with the Silverstar).

This does remind me that I need to clean up the domain section of the website and add the domains I currently have on the master list to the website so folks know what is coming.

Granted Powers: You can turn or destroy lycanthropes as a good cleric turns or destroys undead. This ability is usable a number of times per day equal to 3 + your Charisma modifier.

Moon Domain Spells

1 Faerie Fire: Outlines subjects with light, canceling blur, concealment, and the like.

2 Moonbeam[For]: Creates a cone of moonlight that causes lycanthropes to assume animal form, penetrates darkness spells of equal or lower level.

3 Moon Blade[For]: Touch attack deals 1d8 damage +1/two levels, more to undead, plus scrambles spellcasting.

4 Good Hope: Subjects gain +2 on attack rolls, damage rolls, saves, and checks.

5 Moon Path[For]: Grants sanctuary to 1 creature/level.

6 Permanent Image: Includes sight, sound, and smell.

7 Insanity: Subject suffers continuous confusion.

8 Animal Shapes: One ally/level polymorphs into chosen animal.

9 Moonfire[For]: Cone of moonlight deals 1d8 damage/two levels (max 10d8, magical auras glow blue for 1 round/level, illuminates as full moon, negates electricity for 1 round/level).

Source: Player's Guide to Faerûn

Tyranny domain

Deities: Bane, Tiamat.

Granted Powers: The saving throw DC of any compulsion spell you cast increases by 2.

Tyranny Domain Spells

1 Command: One subject obeys selected command for 1 round.

2 Enthrall: Captivates all within 100 ft. + 10 ft./level.

3 Discern Lies: Reveals deliberate falsehoods.

4 Fear: Subjects within cone flee for 1 round/level.

5 Command, Greater: As command, but affects one subject/level.

6 Geas/Quest: As lesser geas, plus it affects any creature.

7 Bigby's Grasping Hand: Large hand provides cover, pushes, or grapples.

8 Charm Monster, Mass: As charm monster, but all within 30 ft.

9 Dominate Monster: As dominate person, but any creature.
Source: Player's Guide to Faerûn

From CArc :
Sudden Metamagic Feats

From MM :

Ability Focus [General]
The DC of your Special Attack increases by +2.

From RoS :

Heavy Armor Optimization [General, Fighter]
When wearing Heavy Armor, increase the AC by 1 and reduce the Armor Check penalty by 1.

Greater Heavy Armor Optimization [General, Fighter]
When wearing Heavy Armor, increase the AC by 1 and reduce the Armor Check penalty by 2.
These benefits stack with those of Heavy Armor Optimization, for a total increase in AC of 2 and a total
reduction of Armor Check penalty of 3.

From PHB 2 :

Shield Specialization [General, Fighter]
When you take this feat, choose between ‘Buckler’, ‘Light Shields’, and ‘Heavy Shields’. You receive a +1
improvement to your Shield bonus to AC when using that type of Shield.
You may take this feat multiple types, each with a different type of Shield.

Shield Ward [General, Fighter]
Add your Shield bonus to AC to the following:
a) Touch AC; and
b) resisting Bull Rush, Disarm, Grapple, Overrun, & Trip attempts.

Form LM :

Corpsecrafter [General]
Each Corporeal Undead you animate or create with a Necromancy spell gains a +4 Enhancement bonus to Strength
and +2 hit-points per Hit Die.

Deadly Chill [General]
Each Undead you animate or create with a Necromancy spell deals +1d6 Cold damage with its natural
weapons.

Hardened Flesh [General]
Each Corporeal Undead you animate or create with a Necromancy spell gains a +2 Natural Armor bonus to AC.

Nimble Bones [General]
Each Undead you animate or create with a Necromancy spell gains a +4 bonus on Initiative checks and a +10’ increase
to its base land speed.

From Cdiv :

Spontaneous Healer [General]
You may convert your spells into Cure Wound spells of equal or lower level (as a Cleric). You may do this up to
Wisdom modifier times per day.

Spontaneous Summoner [General]
You may convert your spells into Summon Nature’s Ally spells of equal or lower level (as a Druid). You may do this up
to Wisdom modifier times per day.

Spontaneous Wounder [General]
You may convert your spells into Inflict Wound spells of equal or lower level (as a Cleric). You may do this up to
Wisdom modifier times per day.

Empower Turning [General]
Multiple your Turning Damage (after adding in your Cleric level & your Charisma modifier) by 1.5 to
determine the number of Undead HD you effect.

Cheetah’s Speed [Wild]
You may spend one of your daily uses of Wild Shape to set your base land speed to 50’ for 1 hour.
You may move 10x your normal speed as part of a charge, once in the hour.

From PHB :

Improved Turning [General]
You may Turn or Rebuke creatures as if you were one level higher in the class that grants the ability.

a custom feat that rerolls on an attack roll of 1

Edit: I hope the batch of background feats I dug up at least is doable/usable …

Hmm could you maybe work with a stat varible that keeps the cahr in line for one epic destinie. You have to decide what you wnat on 21st level anyway. I don#t know how it works but could there be anything done to prevent the player from picking any other feet than his next destinie feat. And yes the poweres seem to be wayyy too much but then again it is just right for going after elder evils or gods and with 4e around the door why shouldn#t we also have some fun killing of the useless FR gods that will be gone anyway *eg*

The way bonus feats work means it's not possible to restrict. I could always de-level the player if they make a wrong choice (ie, a second destiny). However, there is nothing at all prevent them from choosing a normal epic feat instead of the epic destiny line.

The only way to work around this is to use a custom GUI system that pops up a list box of destinies at 21 and then automatically award the correct feat after that. That said, I have NO skill with the gui stuff and my first few attempts have been less than successful and mediocre at best.

There are a few more systems that provide more benefit for the same time investment that I'll probably do first. I'm not sure how I feel about them backporting 4e to 3.5. That is… strange. Did they do that with 3.0 when 3.5 came out?

I found some other interesting stuff but most of it would be new functionality which is likely very code-intensive; given the upcoming stuff you've got lined up it's probably not a good idea.

I've got well over a years worth of work on the list if not two years. LOL. That is the biggest problem right now. So many "this would be cool" things that it's near overload. ;)

Background/regional Feats:
Azerblood: (shield dwarf) +4 saving throw vs Fire, +1 to all Craft skills
Bloodline of Fire: (Human or Planetouched) +4 on saves vs. Fire and Fire effects; cast all spells with the Fire descriptor at +2 caster level
Magic in the Blood: Gain one daily extra use of all your racial spell-like abilities
Otherwordly (Deep Imaskar, Elf, Spirit Folk): Darkvision 60ft, +2 Diplomacy
Tireless: (Dwarf or Human): Cannot become fatigued
Twin Sword Style: (human, elf or half-elf): When wielding 2 blades, gain a +2 AC shield bonus against your current opponent.

There is no Regional/Background Feat offering +2 to REF saves in any of the books I've been going over; but I'll take a stab at adapting an existing one:

Surefooted: +2 to Ref Saves/+2 on Tumble Checks
(PnP: +2 Climb/+2 Jump, more stable on treacherous terrain and step slopes)

I found some other interesting stuff but most of it would be new functionality which is likely very code-intensive; given the upcoming stuff you've got lined up it's probably not a good idea.

Discipline is doable.
Fearless is doable but of low value in this game unless PWs use fear a lot.
Mercantile Background won't affect prices as only base ranks do (engine limitation I believe).
Survivor is doable.

Is there a background that boosts Ref by +2? I haven't gone through those much given how useful Luck of Heroes and Spellcasting Prodigy are and how useless the other ones are.

- Dauntless (+5HP)
- Discipline (+2Wil Save/+2 on Concentration Checks)
- Fearless (immune to Fear)
- Merchantile Background (better prices when selling items)
- Survivor (+2 Fort Save/ +2 Survival)

Improved Natural Armor probably won't work because the Natural AC property of creatures is directly on the creature itself and not on the hide armor. I don't know if the two stack and I do know that natural AC amulets and the improved natural AC feat would NOT stack due the way the way the stacking rules work.

So it's matching the rules at the moment.

Touche isn't doable since we can't hook the disarm event (it's in the engine).

Truenames are an alternate casting system and so one I won't be dealing with.

Words of Creation I'll probably pass on because the implementation would be rough and time consuming for just one class. I'm not keen on doubling the effects of most of their abilities either (see the nerf on Epic Inspiration). Too strong. Creation requires altering every conjuration spell so isn't likely to ever happen. Same with Exalted Power.

I don't know enough about the GUI and it's xml/script implementation to pop a selection container like Animal Companion has. I'm also not sure it's possible for us to do the 3d rendering that the hard coded stuff does. Inventory isn't possible to alter in a henchman or summons directly.

The words of creation feat basically has four applications:

1. Bardic Music: It allows bardic perform feats to be performed at double effectiveness, however, the bard takes 1d4 nonlethal damage for each rank of perform needed for the ability, eg if doubling Inspire Courage (minimum 3 ranks), the bard would take 3d4, to double Inspire Heroics (minimum 18 ranks), the bard would take 18d4. Also grants a +4 sacred bonus to contersong and fascinate abilities, increases DC for suggestion and dominate by +2, and increases effective caster level for song of freedom by +2.

2. Creation: automatic Extend Spell for any Conjuration(creation), +4 sacred bonus on any craft check. No damage is taken for these uses.

3. Exalted Power: can enhance any spell with the Good descriptor with a verbal component with a +1 caster level, when making a good magic item can increase the caster level by +1 without increasing cost. Improving spells in this way does 1d4 nonlethal damage per every 2 levels of the spell, rounded down. Enhancing magic items causes no damage.

4. Truenames: By using the words of creation in conjunction with Legend Lore, Commune, or Contact Other Plane, the caster can research a creature's true name at the cost of 1,000 gp per week and takes 1 week per 2 HD. Then you make a knowledge check appropriate to the type of creatue DC 10+HD. If successful you can use the Truename against the creature in the following ways: impose a -4 penalty for a save against a specific spell, reduce SR by 4 or DR by 5 for one minute, cast a teleport spell on the creature without including themself in the spell, impose a +6 bonus to their cha check when used with a planer binding spell. Each use of the truename causes 5d4 nonlethal damage to the caster.

Or these?

Touché [General, Fighter]
You may attack a foe after disarming him.
Prerequisites: Int 13+, Combat Expertise, Disarming Expert, Improved Disarm, base attack bonus +11.
Benefit: If you make a successful disarm attempt, you immediately get a melee attack against that opponent as if you hadn't used your attack for the disarm attempt, using the same attack bonus. This additional attack may not be a trip, disarm, or sunder attempt.

Whirling Defense [General, Fighter]
You spin so quickly when attacking that you nimbly avoid your enemies' counterattacks.
Prerequisites: Dex 13+, Int 13+, Combat Expertise, Dodge, Mobility, Spring Attack, Whirlwind Attack, base attack bonus +11.
Benefit: Whenever you make a whirlwind attack, you gain a +2 dodge bonus to your armor class until the beginning of your next turn.

I don't know if it's doable, but would it be an option to treat a cohort like an "animal companion" ?
(ie, you choose from a list in a character creation screen and until such time as you change that choice, you are stuck with it)

In either case, it's proably not doable to access the "cohort" inventory to pass weapons, armor and other useful gear back and forth, I presume ? (Coding for specific builds/equipment sets then becomes an issue, I guess)