Difference between revisions of "Prestigious Progression (3.5e Feat)"
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|summary=Choose a base class, then a prestige class. You count half of your levels (rounded up) in the prestige class as level in the base class for the purpose of getting new class features, and full class for the purpose of determining the power of class features.|prereqs=<!-- All prerequisites, including feats --> | |summary=Choose a base class, then a prestige class. You count half of your levels (rounded up) in the prestige class as level in the base class for the purpose of getting new class features, and full class for the purpose of determining the power of class features.|prereqs=<!-- All prerequisites, including feats --> | ||
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| − | |benefit=Choose a base class, then a prestige class. You count half of your levels (rounded up) in the prestige class as level in the base class for the purpose of getting new class features, and full class for the purpose of determining the power of class features. It does however affect caster level and effective fighter level for prerequisites.|example=<!-- If your feat has a complicated mechanic, give an example of how it works. --> | + | |benefit=Choose a base class, then a prestige class. You count half of your levels (rounded up) in the prestige class as level in the base class for the purpose of getting new class features, and full class for the purpose of determining the power of class features. It does however affect caster level and effective fighter level for prerequisites. |
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| + | If take with a class which grant partial advancement you instead count all of your level -1 in the prestige class for the purpose of determining purpose of getting new class features in your base class.|example=<!-- If your feat has a complicated mechanic, give an example of how it works. --> | ||
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|special=This feat does not stack with any advancement of the same class features between the base class and prestige class, thus a [[SRD:Rogue|Rogue]]/[[SRD:Assassin|Assassin]] would receive rogue's special ability, trap sense, etc but not extra sneak attack beyond what is granted by the assassin's class. | |special=This feat does not stack with any advancement of the same class features between the base class and prestige class, thus a [[SRD:Rogue|Rogue]]/[[SRD:Assassin|Assassin]] would receive rogue's special ability, trap sense, etc but not extra sneak attack beyond what is granted by the assassin's class. | ||
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Prestigious Progression [Multiclass]
Benefit: Choose a base class, then a prestige class. You count half of your levels (rounded up) in the prestige class as level in the base class for the purpose of getting new class features, and full class for the purpose of determining the power of class features. It does however affect caster level and effective fighter level for prerequisites.
If take with a class which grant partial advancement you instead count all of your level -1 in the prestige class for the purpose of determining purpose of getting new class features in your base class.
Special: This feat does not stack with any advancement of the same class features between the base class and prestige class, thus a Rogue/Assassin would receive rogue's special ability, trap sense, etc but not extra sneak attack beyond what is granted by the assassin's class.
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| Article Balance | Very High + |
| Author | Leziad + |
| Identifier | 3.5e Feat + |
| Prerequisite | None + |
| Rated By | Surgo + |
| Rating | Rating Pending + |
| Summary | Choose a base class, then a prestige class … Choose a base class, then a prestige class. You count half of your levels (rounded up) in the prestige class as level in the base class for the purpose of getting new class features, and full class for the purpose of determining the power of class features. f determining the power of class features. + |
| Title | Prestigious Progression + |
| Type | Multiclass + |
