Paladin bonus feat[]
Can this feat be taken if 21st level (only)? Listed as an Epic Bonus Feat for paladins, but I find it hard to believe many paladins can cast 9th level spells. Blacknight 07:22, 13 September 2006 (PDT)
- A paladin/sorcerer could cast level 9 spells. This might be in the paladin list for their benefit. --The Krit 07:45, 13 September 2006 (PDT)
- Seems silly to have an Epic Bonus Feat that might be chosen by an obscure multi-class character. When BioWare set up the feats for each class, it would have made more sense to have feats that complement that class. A paladin/sorcerer should be getting the Epic Spell Focus when leveling up as a sorcerer, not a paladin. My point is, that although there may be a dozen Epic Feats listed for the paladin, they don't realistically have a shot at getting many of them... Blacknight 08:10, 13 September 2006 (PDT)
- Don't forget that you lose nothing by having this feat in the paladin's list. The epic bonus feats can encompass the feats that benefit all paladins as well as those that only benefit a few. If you think there are feats off the list that should be on the list, then that's a different issue. --The Krit 19:27, 13 September 2006 (PDT)
Overwriting/stacking[]
Hi, will this overwrite the ordinary spell focus? I think +4 and from this feat another +6 or only +6 --85.160.37.211 May 18, 2010
- No stacking. Epic Spell focus gives +6 total. WhiZard 23:12, May 18, 2010 (UTC)
- Having the feats not stack is more convenient overall. If they were to stack, each of spell focus, greater spell focus, and epic spell focus would provide only a +2 bonus. From a player's perspective, there is no net difference with either approach, but from a builder's perspective, it is more convenient to not have to remember to select all three feats when epic spell focus is desired for an NPC. --The Krit 15:30, June 10, 2010 (UTC)