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|effect=You automatically fail Will saves vs spells that use bait (such as Beguiling Gift, Hag’s Fruit), items that are enchanted to be enticing (such as Alluring Golden Apple), creatures disguised as desirable goods, and traps that use valuables as lures. This penalty only relates to compulsions based on receiving a desirable item. If someone offers you more than the standard reward for completing a quest, you must accept, even if it’s not in your best interests. When seeing loot, you must roll a Will Save DC 15 to resist adding it to your inventory, even if you don’t have a need for it. This applies even if the loot would encumber you. | |effect=You automatically fail Will saves vs spells that use bait (such as Beguiling Gift, Hag’s Fruit), items that are enchanted to be enticing (such as Alluring Golden Apple), creatures disguised as desirable goods, and traps that use valuables as lures. This penalty only relates to compulsions based on receiving a desirable item. If someone offers you more than the standard reward for completing a quest, you must accept, even if it’s not in your best interests. When seeing loot, you must roll a Will Save DC 15 to resist adding it to your inventory, even if you don’t have a need for it. This applies even if the loot would encumber you. | ||
| − | |special= | + | |special=You are vulnerable to the Reflected Desires hazard and automatically fail your save against it. |
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Acquisitive
You love gifts, and cannot refuse one, even if you know accepting the bribe is a bad idea.
Prerequisite: Cannot be a character race or which does not value material objects; Cannot take a vow of poverty.
Effect: You automatically fail Will saves vs spells that use bait (such as Beguiling Gift, Hag’s Fruit), items that are enchanted to be enticing (such as Alluring Golden Apple), creatures disguised as desirable goods, and traps that use valuables as lures. This penalty only relates to compulsions based on receiving a desirable item. If someone offers you more than the standard reward for completing a quest, you must accept, even if it’s not in your best interests. When seeing loot, you must roll a Will Save DC 15 to resist adding it to your inventory, even if you don’t have a need for it. This applies even if the loot would encumber you.
Benefit: Any bonus feat for which you meet the prerequisites.
Special: You are vulnerable to the Reflected Desires hazard and automatically fail your save against it.
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| Author | PeachyFairyFox + |
| Flaw Grants | Any bonus feat for which you meet the prerequisites. + |
| Identifier | 3.5e Flaw + |
| Rating | Undiscussed + |
| Summary | You love gifts, and cannot refuse one, even if you know accepting the bribe is a bad idea. + |
| Title | Acquisitive + |
