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== Overview ==
Feats are acquired at specific levels - one at 1st, then one each at 3rd, 6th, 9th, etc. for most characters. When you reach an appropriate level, you take one feat. Certain classes grant additional feats at specific levels, as well. These feats provide various special abilities.
Feats are acquired at specific levels - one at 1st, then one each at 3rd, 6th, 9th, etc. for most characters. When you reach an appropriate level, you take one feat. Certain classes grant additional feats at specific levels, as well. These feats provide various special abilities.
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Feats are loosely categorized into a series of categories/subcategories in d20 Rebirth:
Feats are loosely categorized into a series of categories/subcategories in d20 Rebirth:
* General feats are a catch-all for all feats that don't suit any particular category.
* General feats are a catch-all for all feats that don't suit any particular category.
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* Investing feats represent actions of martial prowess. These feats can be 'upgraded' over time, using Prowess that you gain each level.
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* Investing feats represent actions of martial prowess. These feats can be 'upgraded' over time, using Prowess that you gain each level. Prowess ''must'' be used each level, or lost. Unless specified otherwise, you may put up to your base attack bonus +3 prowess into an Investing feat.
** Weapon Proficiency Feats, a subtype of Investing Feat, represent training in specific groups of weapons. Almost everyone automatically gains proficiency in Simple weapons, while others get between one and four more categories - sometimes specific ones, usually of the player's choice.  
** Weapon Proficiency Feats, a subtype of Investing Feat, represent training in specific groups of weapons. Almost everyone automatically gains proficiency in Simple weapons, while others get between one and four more categories - sometimes specific ones, usually of the player's choice.  
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** Style feats are almost entirely Prowess-based - by placing Prowess into a Style Feat, you can purchase feats out of an array of abilities that feat can offer. You can 'store' unused Prowess in this feat to use ''within this feat'' at a later level.
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** Style feats are almost entirely Prowess-based - by placing Prowess into a Style Feat, you can purchase feats out of an array of abilities that feat can offer. You can 'store' unused Prowess in this feat to use ''within this feat'' at a later level. Style feats always ignore the BAB+3 limit.
* Racial feats are associated with a specific race. For example, a feat might be of category [Race-Human]. Only humans will normally be able to take this feat. (Certain races will be counted as another race for availability of feats, and some feats will be for multiple races, say [Race-Drow or Elf] or [Race-Kobold or Lizardfolk].)
* Racial feats are associated with a specific race. For example, a feat might be of category [Race-Human]. Only humans will normally be able to take this feat. (Certain races will be counted as another race for availability of feats, and some feats will be for multiple races, say [Race-Drow or Elf] or [Race-Kobold or Lizardfolk].)

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