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Ranged Threat
Ranged characters rarely get the chance to play in the zone control game that meleers often engage in. With this feat, you too can use that bow or throwing axe to cause enemies to be wary when they move about the battlefield!
Read the full text at: Ranged Threat
Facts about Ranged Threat
- Author: Ghostwheel
- Category: 3.5 Feat
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