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Splash weapons cannot deal precision-based damage (such as the damage from the rogue's sneak attack class feature). Creatures that do not move on their turn do not need to make this check and are not considered flat-footed. My mistake on the splash damage comment. Though I will say I agree with the...

Also, I'm not seeing the bonus feats being given to the rogue, can you please direct me to where this information is given? Here. Because Bonus Feats (and only Bonus Feats) can be used without any prerequisites, the Rogue can take any feat in the game with this ability. Ah yes, thank you. I have al...

The only difference I can see between the three examples given is that you can no longer sneak attack with blink. Despite this, its not that difficult to see that the Pathfinder rule makes more sense than the 3.5 ruling. This is because the ruling in 3.5 states that while the character is not invisi...

Ah but there are other examples that fall under this category of classes granting feats despite the lack of prerequisites. Example two includes the Ranger who can gain either the rapid shot feat and the two weapon fighting feat even if prerequisites are not met. http://www.d20srd.org/srd/classes/ran...

The versatility is nice but I'm not seeing any real problems if there's still a safety net of prerequisites and for the fact that there is still a cost and time limit on how long the newly gained feat can be kept. There's a time limit on the Combat Feat? Sure looks like there's a time limit on the ...

Can you please link me to where this is stated?

Go here . Read the exact wording on Combat Trick. Then read the exact wording on Forgotten Trick. Then realise what this actually means. Go nuts. Since I don't have the Pathfinder book, and before saying how good this is: Is there a clause in the rule book that states that if an ability gives you a...

What is this and where can I find information about it?

I'm moreover looking for specifics and major points that are present in the system that legitimately makes it a bad system in general. I've heard the story about the company's past, but I'm trying to examine the system as specifically as I can from a rules standpoint. I understand that there are som...