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Feat discussion: Common Ground

Posted in pathfinder, rpg by trashcondor on 18 January 2012

Perhaps the wealth of great feats in the Pathfinder product line act as an inhibitor to new feat suggestions; or, what can I say, maybe I’m just lazy. Still, what is your take on this? I found the wording to be particularly tricky on this feat, but I thought it made a lot of sense to have a feat such as this.

Common Ground [teamwork feat]

Your ability to understand and sense the actions of your allies are second to none.
Prerequisites: Any teamwork feat
Benefit: The benefit of any teamwork feat, other than Common Ground, is increased by 2; provided your teamwork partner is within 30 feet and has Common Ground as well. For example, Duck and Cover would grant a +4 cover bonus to AC, Outflank grants a +6 bonus to attacking on flanking, Precise Strike grants 1d6 + 2 precision damage, and so forth. Special circumstances, such as those granted by Lookout for example, are not affected by Common Ground.

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  1. jatori said, on 19 January 2012 at 8:59 am

    I think teamwork feats need a boost like this. Perhaps you could expand on this a bit more (either changing the text of this feat or by creating a feat tree) and discuss how it could be used by inquisitors and cavaliers.

  2. trashcondor said, on 19 January 2012 at 2:07 pm

    A feat tree would be too resource intensive; most classes don’t have the spare feats to make such a tree palatable – but the intention is to work with cavalier/inquisitor builds.

    The problem I’m having is one of wording; I know what I’m trying to achieve, but the words don’t really reflect that. And to complicate things, the teamwork feats have lots of special cases in general. Tricky stuff.


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