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			<noinclude>{{OGL}}</noinclude>

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	=Feat Rules=		==Feat Rules==
	Tactical and Reserve feats are not used.		Tactical and Reserve feats are not used.

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	All characters get one feat per level instead of one at level one and one every third level.		All characters get one feat per level instead of one at level one and one every third level.

	=Feats=		==Feats==

	== Animal Follower (General) ==		== Animal Follower (General) ==
	You own an exceptional animal, most often a mount.		You own an exceptional animal, most often a mount.

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	You have exceeded the normal limitations on spell learning.		You have exceeded the normal limitations on spell learning.

	'''Benefit''': Select one spell from any spell list and one of your spellcasting classes. You ~~learn this~~ spell ~~and can cast it as if it was a~~ spell on the chosen class. Increase the level of the spell by one ~~if it is not normally on your class list~~.		'''Benefit''': Select one spell from any spell list and one of your spellcasting classes. You add the chosen spell to the spell list of the chosen class. Increase the level of the spell by one.

	'''Notes''': Divine casters need to motivate the spell as an aspect of their faith. A wizard can learn a spell of a prohibited school this way.		'''Notes''': Divine casters need to motivate the spell as an aspect of their faith. A wizard can learn a spell of a prohibited school this way.

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2009-03-21T13:19:16Z

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	*Increase the cap on the maximum amount of damage your spell can do by five dice.		*Increase the cap on the maximum amount of damage your spell can do by five dice.
	*Increase the limit on any ~~spellcasting~~ level ~~based bonus~~ in the spell by ~~ten~~.		*Increase the limit on any caster level check in the spell by five.
	*Affect four additional hit dice of enemies. Only applies to spells who affect a limited number of hit dice.		*Affect four additional hit dice of enemies. Only applies to spells who affect a limited number of hit dice.

	'''Example''': Tim the Enchanter is a ninth level wizard who considers how he can prepare various heightened spells. ''Hypnotic pattern'' is normally a first level spell that affects 2d4 hit dice of creatures, plus a number of hit dice equal to the caster level. Tim can prepare it in a third level spell slot, and it will affect 2d4+13 hit dice of creatures, or use a fifth level spell slot to affect 2d4+17 hit dice of creatures. A ''fireball'' that uses a level 5 spell slot has a damage cap of 15 dice, while a seventh level slot gives it a cap of 20d6. A ''dispel magic'' that uses a level 5 spell slot has a cap on the dispel check of +20.		'''Example''': Tim the Enchanter is a ninth level wizard who considers how he can prepare various heightened spells. ''Hypnotic pattern'' is normally a first level spell that affects 2d4 hit dice of creatures, plus a number of hit dice equal to the caster level. Tim can prepare it in a third level spell slot, and it will affect 2d4+13 hit dice of creatures, or use a fifth level spell slot to affect 2d4+17 hit dice of creatures. A ''fireball'' that uses a level 5 spell slot has a damage cap of 15 dice, while a seventh level slot gives it a cap of 20d6. A ''dispel magic'' that uses a level 5 spell slot has a cap on the dispel check of +15.

	== Improved Critical (General, Fighter)==		== Improved Critical (General, Fighter)==

Starfox: /* Heighten Spell (Metamagic) */ Language

2007-11-19T12:13:04Z

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	*Affect four additional hit dice of enemies. Only applies to spells who affect a limited number of hit dice.		*Affect four additional hit dice of enemies. Only applies to spells who affect a limited number of hit dice.

	'''Example''': Tim the Enchanter is a ninth level wizard who considers how he can prepare various heightened spells. ''Hypnotic pattern'' is normally a first level spell that affects 2d4 hit dice of creatures, plus a number of hit dice equal to the caster level. Tim can prepare it in a third level spell slot, and it will affect 2d4+13 hit dice of creatures, or use a fifth level spell slot to affect 2d4+17 hit dice of creatures. A ''fireball'' that uses a level 5 spell slot has a damage cap of 15 dice, while a seventh level slot gives it a cap of 20d6. A ''~~Dispel Magic~~'' that uses a level 5 spell slot has a cap on the dispel check of +20.		'''Example''': Tim the Enchanter is a ninth level wizard who considers how he can prepare various heightened spells. ''Hypnotic pattern'' is normally a first level spell that affects 2d4 hit dice of creatures, plus a number of hit dice equal to the caster level. Tim can prepare it in a third level spell slot, and it will affect 2d4+13 hit dice of creatures, or use a fifth level spell slot to affect 2d4+17 hit dice of creatures. A ''fireball'' that uses a level 5 spell slot has a damage cap of 15 dice, while a seventh level slot gives it a cap of 20d6. A ''dispel magic'' that uses a level 5 spell slot has a cap on the dispel check of +20.

	== Improved Critical (General, Fighter)==		== Improved Critical (General, Fighter)==

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	'''Benefit''': You are good at devising and building gadgets; odd devices that produce seemingly magical effects through mundane means. You are highly inventive, and can easily come up with new gadgets. You know of or can come up with any gadget described in any sourcebook allowed in the campaign, and can instruct another craftsman on how to make them at normal cost. If you can craft such items yourself with the proper Craft skill, tools, and raw materials, you do so at half the regular cost in materials and time.		'''Benefit''': You are good at devising and building gadgets; odd devices that produce seemingly magical effects through mundane means. You are highly inventive, and can easily come up with new gadgets. You know of or can come up with any gadget described in any sourcebook allowed in the campaign, and can instruct another craftsman on how to make them at normal cost. If you can craft such items yourself with the proper Craft skill, tools, and raw materials, you do so at half the regular cost in materials and time.

	You can come up with creative uses for things you encounter that have no application in combat but bring you some utility. For example, you could use Brown Mold to make a refrigerated cupboard, but only you or another character with this feat could use such a device safely, at least until it has been perfected (in the DMs opinion).

	All the items under [http://www.d20srd.org/srd/equipment/goodsAndServices.htm#specialSubstancesAndItems Special Substances And Item ], and [[Gunpowder (D&D equipment)\|Gunpowder]] are considered inventions. There are many examples of inventions in [[Complete Scoundrel (D&D)\|Complete Scoundrel]] and among the list of [[Special Equipment (D&D equipment)\|Special Equipment]]. Exotic weapons are also inventions.		All the items under [http://www.d20srd.org/srd/equipment/goodsAndServices.htm#specialSubstancesAndItems Special Substances And Item ], and [[Gunpowder (D&D equipment)\|Gunpowder]] are considered inventions. There are many examples of inventions in [[Complete Scoundrel (D&D)\|Complete Scoundrel]] and among the list of [[Special Equipment (D&D equipment)\|Special Equipment]]. Exotic weapons are also inventions.

	In addition, you are free to come up with inventions of your own, as long as you can convince the DM that they could possibly work and it fits his idea of the world. You can only invent new devices that are within the limits of available technology. The DM is the final arbiter of what is possible, and should see to it that inventions progress in small steps and not in leaps and bounds; for example, if firearm inventions are allowed, you might have to invent and perfect matchlocks and wheellocks before you can invent flintlocks or caplocks.		In addition, you are free to come up with inventions of your own, as long as you can convince the DM that they could possibly work and it fits his idea of the world. You can only invent new devices that are within the limits of available technology. The DM is the final arbiter of what is possible, and should see to it that inventions progress in small steps and not in leaps and bounds; for example, if firearm inventions are allowed, you might have to invent and perfect matchlocks and wheellocks before you can invent flintlocks or caplocks. You can come up with creative uses for things you encounter that have no application in combat but bring you some utility. For example, you could use Brown Mold to make a refrigerated cupboard, but only you or another character with this feat could use such a device safely, at least until it has been perfected (in the DMs opinion).

	Your inventions start out as unstable prototypes. This is not a problem as long as you are around to advice and fiddle with them, but to make a marketable version takes quite a bit of refinement and a minimum of 3d6 prototypes being made. Once perfected, inventions can be copied by any skilled craftsman, though it will take some time for the idea to spread and you might very well wish to keep it a secret.		Your inventions start out as unstable prototypes. This is not a problem as long as you are around to advice and fiddle with them, but to make a marketable version takes quite a bit of refinement and a minimum of 3d6 prototypes being made. Once perfected, inventions can be copied by any skilled craftsman, though it will take some time for the idea to spread and you might very well wish to keep it a secret.