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5e Feat #4! (Patreon)

Published:
2016-08-11 18:16:33
Imported:
2026-06

Content


Adept Changeling

Prerequisite: Disguise Adept ability

While some may be satisfied with small disguises of the form, you were not. Your malleable form practically begged to be taken to the limits, and you brought it that much closer.

You gain the following benefits:

  • Your disguises can imitate bipeds or creatures of small size, you suffer no penalties. While imitating a creature with hands, you lose the fingerless quality.
  • If you are small-sized, you can imitate medium sized without difficulty.
  • Changing your size gains or loses the effects of being small.
  • Those attempting to see through your disguise do so at a disadvantage.

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A subtle feat, perhaps. Is it worthy?

Comments

Dain Unicorn

I keep forgetting that deflation of feats. I'll chew on that and amend my comments in a bit

Anonymous

Personally I really *love* what this feat is doing and think its balance is about right when factoring in the impact on fingerless and the ability to vary size for best environmental advantage. I do however find how the effects are detailed to be a little confusing however and would like to propose the following alternate text: * You may disguise yourself as any small or medium sized creature, including bipeds, regardless of your natural size and form. * You may ignore any penalties of the fingerless trait while disguised as a creature that possesses hands. * For all purposes, including weapon use and cover, your size is considered that of your current disguise. * Creatures have disadvantage on checks made to see through your disguises.