Template:PF2 Feat
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{{PF2 Feat |name= |action=<!--Type of action. Can be 1, 2, 3, F (for free action), or R (for reaction). Leave blank for no action.--> |level=<!--Level prerequisite--> |subh2=<!--Second subheader; used if you want a subheader that says something other than "Feat {{{level}}}"--> |trait1=<!--Traits of the feat or action. The template supports up to 6 traits.--> |trait2= |trait3= |trait4= |trait5= |trait6= |prereqs=<!--Prerequisites--> |freq=<!--Frequency limitations, if any--> |trigger=<!--Triggers, if any--> |req=<!--Requirements, if any--> |summary=<!--This is a one-line description of the feat that appears on automated lists. This summary does not appear on the actual feat page.--> |source=<!--Used for transcriptions only. Denotes the original source of the feat; appears on certain automated lists. This does not appear on the actual feat page.--> |benefit=<!--A detailed description of the feat or rule element.--> |special=<!--Any special qualities of the feat or rule.--> |nocategory=<!--Any text here causes the template to not categorize the page. Useful if the template is one part of a larger page, or for documentation purposes.--> |notuser=<!--Any text here causes the template to exclude the page from Category:User. Unneeded if using nocategory.--> }}
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Prerequisites: Any minimum ability scores, feats, proficiency ranks, or other prerequisites you must have before you can access this rule element are listed here. Feats also have a level prerequisite, which appears above.
Frequency: This is the limit on how many times you can use the ability within a given time.
Trigger: Reactions and some free actions have triggers that must be met before they can be used.
Requirements: Sometimes you must have a certain item or be in a certain circumstance to use an ability. If so, it’s listed in this section.
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This section describes the effects or benefits of a rule element. If the rule is an action, it explains what the effect is or what you must roll to determine the effect. If it’s a feat that modifies an existing action or grants a constant effect, the benefit is explained here.
Special: Any special qualities of the rule are explained in this section. Usually this section appears in feats you can select more than once, explaining what happens when you do.