F&K Sourcebook (3.5e Sourcebook)
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Presented here is homebrew 3.5e material based on "Frank & Kieth" sourcebooks.
Feats[edit]
Feat | Prerequisite | Summary |
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Acquirer's Eye | You know what you want, even if other people have it right now. | |
Acrobatic, Tome | You can totally flip out and kill someone with your gymnastic prowess. | |
Alertness, Tome | Your ears are so sharp you probably wouldn't miss your eyes. | |
Animal Affinity | You're one of those people animals just won't leave alone for no apparent reason. | |
Battlefield Surgeon | You like to cut people open with a saw. But it's good for them. Seriously. | |
Combat Casting, Tome | Having a sword sticking out of your chest doesn't noticeably impede your ability to do... well, just about anything. | |
Con Artist | You can fool some of the people, all of the time. | |
Cryptographer | You're good at reading things no one intended you to. | |
Deft Fingers | Your amazing manual dexterity is the talk of princes and princesses. | |
Detective | You're good at finding things out just by conversing with townsfolk. | |
Dreadful Demeanor | People know you're a badass motherfvcker the instant you enter the room. | |
Expert Counterfeiter | You aren't a common forger, you're an artiste. | |
Ghost Step | You might as well be incorporeal for all the noise you make. | |
Investigator, Tome | You have an eye for detail and so much patience that going through a 100' by 100' room inch-by-inch doesn't even try it. | |
Item Master | You make magic items do things you want. | |
Leadership, Tome | You convince people that obeying you is a good career move. | |
Legendary Wrangler | No one can tell where you end and your ropes begin. | |
Magical Aptitude, Tome | You're crazy good at manipulating magic. | |
Many-Faced | You change identities so often even you don't remember what you look like anymore. | |
Master of Terror | You scare people so bad they follow you around hoping you won't hurt them. | |
Mounted Combat | You are at your best when fighting with an ally that you are sitting on. | |
Natural Empath | You read people like books. | |
Persuasive, Tome | When you tell you people something that contradicts the evidence of their own eyes, they believe you. | |
Professional Luddite | You've learned to break machines because you're an antitechnology fanatic -- or maybe you just work for the local protection racket. | |
Races of War (3.5e Sourcebook)/Warriors with Style | ||
Sharp-Eyed | Nothing escapes you. | |
Slippery Contortionist | Your childhood nickname was "Greasy the Pig," but now people call you "The Great Hamster." | |
Steady Stance | You can fight just about anywhere. | |
Stealthy, Tome | If someone sees you, you have to kill them. | |
Swim Like a Fish | You're at least as home in the water as you are on land. | |
Track, Tome | You feel at home no matter where you are. |
Feat | Prerequisite | Summary |
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Battle Dance | You are a natural showman who has mastered a flamboyant fighting style; one which relies on flashy, unexpected moves that leave your opponents defenseless against your graceful attacks. | |
Blind Fighting | You don't have to see to kill. | |
Blitz | You go all out and try to achieve goals in a proactive manner. | |
Brutal Offense | Your attacks are dreaded by your enemies, and rightfully so. | |
Combat Looting | You can put things into your pants in the middle of combat. | |
Combat School | You are a member of a completely arbitrary fighting school that has a number of recognizable signature fighting moves. | |
Command | You lead tiny men. | |
Danger Sense | Maybe spiders tell you what's up. You certainly react to danger with uncanny effectiveness. | |
Elusive Target | You are very hard to hit when you want to be. | |
Expert Tactician | You benefit your allies so good they remember you long time. | |
Ghost Hunter | You smack around those folks in the spirit world. | |
Giant Slayer | Everyone has a specialty. Yours is miraculously finding ways to stab creatures in the face when it seems improbable that you would be able to reach that high. | |
Great Fortitude, RoW | You are so tough. Your belly is like a prism. | |
Horde Breaker | You kill really large numbers of people. | |
Hunter | You can move around and shoot things with surprising effectiveness. | |
Improved Unarmed Strike, Tome | ||
Insightful Strike | You hack people down with inherent awesomeness. | |
Insightful Strikers (3.5e Optimized Character Build) | You hack people down with inherent awesomeness. | |
Iron Will, RoW | You are able to grit your teeth and shake off mental influences. | |
Juggernaut | You are an unstoppable Juggernaut. | |
Lightning Reflexes, RoW | You are fasty McFastFast. It helps keep you alive. | |
Mage Slayer | You have trained long and hard to kill magic users. Maybe you hate them, maybe you just noticed that most of the really dangerous creatures in the world use magic. | |
Monkey Grip (3.5e Tome Feat) | ||
Murderous Intent | You stab people in the face. | |
Phalanx Fighter | You fight well in a group. | |
Point Blank Shot, RoW | You are crazy good using a ranged weapon in close quarters. | |
Races of War (3.5e Sourcebook)/Warriors with Style | ||
Sniper | Your shooting is precise and dangerous. | |
Subtle Cut | You cut people so bad they have to ask you about it later. | |
Surgical Precision | You are extremely adept at dealing precision-based damage. | |
Trecker | Dexterity 13, Wisdom 13 | This is for the nimble fighter who enjoys weaving and ducking through the battlefield. |
Two-Weapon Fighting | When armed with two weapons, you fight with two weapons rather than picking and choosing and fighting with only one. Kind of obvious in retrospect. | |
Weapon Finesse, RoW | You are incredibly deft with a sword. | |
Whirlwind | You are just as dangerous to everyone around you as to anyone around you. | |
Zen Archery | You are very calm about shooting people in the face. That's a good place to be. | |
Zen Warrior | Zen warriors uses wisdom and inner spirit to enhance their fighting. |