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#1 With a Bullet Point: 9 Witch Hunter Feats presents nine feats designed to augment the options and utility of witch hunters (from The Genius Guide to the Witch Hunter) or, if witch hunters aren't being used in a campaign, that can be taken by fighters with the Disruptive feat (replacing witch hunter level prerequisites with fighter level prerequisites, and adding Disruptive as a prerequisite to all feats). This is the latest in a series of products to celebrate the "Summer of Bullets" event!

The feats included are:

Bane of the Supernatural (Combat): You have learned to recognize when a creature is going to call on eldritch powers, and to take advantage of that moment.
Brand of Binding: You have learned how to brand foes with runes and sigils that neutralize their eldritch powers.
Branding Critical (Critical): You can carve the sigils of a binding brand into a foe with a perfect weapon strike.
Hex Resistance: You have hardened your body and mind against the power of hexes.
I Know Your Tricks: You use your experience with preternatural foes to gird yourself against their magics.
Lightbearer: You can summon light into the darkness.
Preempt the Supernatural (Combat): You can strike a creature so suddenly and forcefully, it loses its control of its eldritch powers.
Shrewd Studies: You have a knack for learning exactly the lore you need.
SoulGuard: You can defend an ally's soul and mind, as well as body.

Reviewed here, on DTRPG and sent to GMS magazine. Cheers!

Reviewed here, and RPGNow

Thanks to you both for the reviews!

I wonder if 'I know your tricks' is worth taking.

As a Witch Hunter you'll need 5 Knowledge Skills to be able to adress most opponents, but you do have only Arcana, Religion and Planes. While it is possible to get Nature and Dungeoneering via traits (There's one in the Carrion Crown Player Guide called 'Teacher's Pet' for instance), the Witch Hunter has not that many Skill Points to take them all. Okay, Aberrations (Dungeoneering), Monstrous Humanoids and Feys (Nature) are not high on the Witch Hunters list, since they don't qualify as 'Witches', but it would be nice to be save from their magic also.

And even if we take them all, 'I know your tricks' is tied to a very high 15 plus CR. Since the CR tends to be higher than the Witch Hunters class level and Intelligence isn't high on the attribute list (Wisdom and Strength or Dexterity is far more important), you'll have about 40% chance to get the bonus if you even qualify for the Knowledge check (about 50% if you take Shrewed Studies also).

Is this worth filling the valuable feat slot? Shouldn't the identification check be a bit more easy? Or is there something I don't see?

Aside from this, I really like the flavor nd playability of the extra feats for the Witch Hunters! Thumbs up for a good job!