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==Homebrew Character Options==
 
==Homebrew Character Options==
  
*'''[[3.5e Feats|Feats]]'''
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*'''[[3.5e Feats|Standard Feats]] / [[3.5e Epic Feats|Epic]]'''
:[[3.5e Feats/Low Balance|Low balance]] / [[3.5e Feats/Moderate Balance|Moderate balance]] / [[3.5e Feats/High Balance|High balance]] / [[3.5e Feats/Very High Balance|Very High balance]] / [[3.5e Feats/Unquantifiable Balance|Unquantifiable balance]] / [[3.5e Epic Feats|Epic]]
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:[[3.5e Feats/Low Balance|Low balance]] / [[3.5e Feats/Moderate Balance|Moderate balance]] / [[3.5e Feats/High Balance|High balance]] / [[3.5e Feats/Very High Balance|Very High balance]] / [[3.5e Feats/Unquantifiable Balance|Unquantifiable balance]]
 
:<small>Not every adventurer brings the same options to the fight.</small>
 
:<small>Not every adventurer brings the same options to the fight.</small>
 
*'''[[3.5e Scaling Feats|Scaling Feats]]'''
 
*'''[[3.5e Scaling Feats|Scaling Feats]]'''

Revision as of 21:38, 28 February 2015

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Homebrew Character Options

Low balance / Moderate balance / High balance / Very High balance / Unquantifiable balance
Not every adventurer brings the same options to the fight.
For games that are done with feat chains (note - substantially stronger than standalone feats).
Some adventurers have serious problems.
It's the minor things that help set you apart.


New and expanded skills to invest points in.
Things to spend your skill points on after level 5.


The powers that a god can bestow upon his chosen are many.
Not every ranger casts spells, and not every paladin is LG.
Sometimes elven wizards cast differently than the rest of us.
Occasionally your lineage matters as much as your career.