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Vigilantes get "social talents" at every other level (1st, 3rd, etc) and Vigilante Talents in between (2nd, 4th, etc) do they still take feats on top of this?
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Vigilantes get "social talents" at every other level (1st, 3rd, etc) and Vigilante Talents in between (2nd, 4th, etc) do they still take feats on top of this?
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A vigilante also gets feats
It may seem like a lot of choices, but like any other class, a creature that takes levels in the base class vigilante typically gains one or more feats at level 1 and additional feats when the creature advances in levels. The class would have to say specifically that it removes the creature's normal feat progression for the creature not to gain its normal allotment of feats.
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Every character in Pathfinder gets a feat at each odd level. This is completely unrelated to your class and there is really no way to lose them.1 Some classes, like fighter, get bonus feats, that is, extra feats on top of the default one-every-odd-level, but in those cases the feats usually are restricted to some particular list—the fighter can only choose combat feats for his bonus feats, the ranger can only choose the feats on the list for his combat style for his bonus feats, and so on. Regular feats, though, can just be any feat the character qualifies for.
The vigilante doesn’t get bonus feats, so that’s not a concern for you. You just get your normal feat every odd level. If you are human, you get a bonus feat as a racial feature.2
Variant multiclassing, kind-of-sort-of, but that’s more like just committing to taking five particular feats—also, no one should ever do it because it is 100% trap 100% of the time.
And that one can be any feat you qualify for, too; this is part of why human is often the best race choice for just about everything—and when it isn’t the best, it’s always second- or third-best, in the worst case.
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Yes.
All characters get feats at every odd level. Some classes give bonus feats at certain levels, but every character gets a feat at 1st, 3rd, 5th, etc. The only exception to this is characters who use variant multiclassing, which is a terrible system that should be avoided at all costs.
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A vigilante also gets feats
It may seem like a lot of choices, but like any other class, a creature that takes levels in the base class vigilante typically gains one or more feats at level 1 and additional feats when the creature advances in levels. The class would have to say specifically that it removes the creature's normal feat progression for the creature not to gain its normal allotment of feats.
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A vigilante also gets feats
It may seem like a lot of choices, but like any other class, a creature that takes levels in the base class vigilante typically gains one or more feats at level 1 and additional feats when the creature advances in levels. The class would have to say specifically that it removes the creature's normal feat progression for the creature not to gain its normal allotment of feats.
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A vigilante also gets feats
It may seem like a lot of choices, but like any other class, a creature that takes levels in the base class vigilante typically gains one or more feats at level 1 and additional feats when the creature advances in levels. The class would have to say specifically that it removes the creature's normal feat progression for the creature not to gain its normal allotment of feats.
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A vigilante also gets feats
It may seem like a lot of choices, but like any other class, a creature that takes levels in the base class vigilante typically gains one or more feats at level 1 and additional feats when the creature advances in levels. The class would have to say specifically that it removes the creature's normal feat progression for the creature not to gain its normal allotment of feats.
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Every character in Pathfinder gets a feat at each odd level. This is completely unrelated to your class and there is really no way to lose them.1 Some classes, like fighter, get bonus feats, that is, extra feats on top of the default one-every-odd-level, but in those cases the feats usually are restricted to some particular list—the fighter can only choose combat feats for his bonus feats, the ranger can only choose the feats on the list for his combat style for his bonus feats, and so on. Regular feats, though, can just be any feat the character qualifies for.
The vigilante doesn’t get bonus feats, so that’s not a concern for you. You just get your normal feat every odd level. If you are human, you get a bonus feat as a racial feature.2
Variant multiclassing, kind-of-sort-of, but that’s more like just committing to taking five particular feats—also, no one should ever do it because it is 100% trap 100% of the time.
And that one can be any feat you qualify for, too; this is part of why human is often the best race choice for just about everything—and when it isn’t the best, it’s always second- or third-best, in the worst case.
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Every character in Pathfinder gets a feat at each odd level. This is completely unrelated to your class and there is really no way to lose them.1 Some classes, like fighter, get bonus feats, that is, extra feats on top of the default one-every-odd-level, but in those cases the feats usually are restricted to some particular list—the fighter can only choose combat feats for his bonus feats, the ranger can only choose the feats on the list for his combat style for his bonus feats, and so on. Regular feats, though, can just be any feat the character qualifies for.
The vigilante doesn’t get bonus feats, so that’s not a concern for you. You just get your normal feat every odd level. If you are human, you get a bonus feat as a racial feature.2
Variant multiclassing, kind-of-sort-of, but that’s more like just committing to taking five particular feats—also, no one should ever do it because it is 100% trap 100% of the time.
And that one can be any feat you qualify for, too; this is part of why human is often the best race choice for just about everything—and when it isn’t the best, it’s always second- or third-best, in the worst case.
answered 34 mins ago
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Every character in Pathfinder gets a feat at each odd level. This is completely unrelated to your class and there is really no way to lose them.1 Some classes, like fighter, get bonus feats, that is, extra feats on top of the default one-every-odd-level, but in those cases the feats usually are restricted to some particular list—the fighter can only choose combat feats for his bonus feats, the ranger can only choose the feats on the list for his combat style for his bonus feats, and so on. Regular feats, though, can just be any feat the character qualifies for.
The vigilante doesn’t get bonus feats, so that’s not a concern for you. You just get your normal feat every odd level. If you are human, you get a bonus feat as a racial feature.2
Variant multiclassing, kind-of-sort-of, but that’s more like just committing to taking five particular feats—also, no one should ever do it because it is 100% trap 100% of the time.
And that one can be any feat you qualify for, too; this is part of why human is often the best race choice for just about everything—and when it isn’t the best, it’s always second- or third-best, in the worst case.
answered 34 mins ago
KRyan
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Every character in Pathfinder gets a feat at each odd level. This is completely unrelated to your class and there is really no way to lose them.1 Some classes, like fighter, get bonus feats, that is, extra feats on top of the default one-every-odd-level, but in those cases the feats usually are restricted to some particular list—the fighter can only choose combat feats for his bonus feats, the ranger can only choose the feats on the list for his combat style for his bonus feats, and so on. Regular feats, though, can just be any feat the character qualifies for.
The vigilante doesn’t get bonus feats, so that’s not a concern for you. You just get your normal feat every odd level. If you are human, you get a bonus feat as a racial feature.2
Variant multiclassing, kind-of-sort-of, but that’s more like just committing to taking five particular feats—also, no one should ever do it because it is 100% trap 100% of the time.
And that one can be any feat you qualify for, too; this is part of why human is often the best race choice for just about everything—and when it isn’t the best, it’s always second- or third-best, in the worst case.
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Yes.
All characters get feats at every odd level. Some classes give bonus feats at certain levels, but every character gets a feat at 1st, 3rd, 5th, etc. The only exception to this is characters who use variant multiclassing, which is a terrible system that should be avoided at all costs.
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Yes.
All characters get feats at every odd level. Some classes give bonus feats at certain levels, but every character gets a feat at 1st, 3rd, 5th, etc. The only exception to this is characters who use variant multiclassing, which is a terrible system that should be avoided at all costs.
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Yes.
All characters get feats at every odd level. Some classes give bonus feats at certain levels, but every character gets a feat at 1st, 3rd, 5th, etc. The only exception to this is characters who use variant multiclassing, which is a terrible system that should be avoided at all costs.
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Yes.
All characters get feats at every odd level. Some classes give bonus feats at certain levels, but every character gets a feat at 1st, 3rd, 5th, etc. The only exception to this is characters who use variant multiclassing, which is a terrible system that should be avoided at all costs.
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