First off, the first feat uses rules from 3.5 not even beta or Pathfinder rules. What’s up with that? It uses the old idea of Dodge where you have to pick a target you’re dodging, but as I did reread the rules on this feat dodge applies to all attackers. So how can they say this is for Pathfinder rules if they get this so blatantly wrong?

Then the Armour focus feats are just like what Fighters are already getting from simple being a fighter, if these stack it really seems to me to get overly powerful.

Dawn Strike seems more of a paladin or cleric Feat but I guess it can work for a fighter, esp. if there are lots of Undead. Maybe call it Dawn Flower Strike to tie it to the deities more.

I just read Shatter Undead. What the? I know rolling a 20 isn’t that often but it will happen and you know just when the party battles the big major for but no I rolled a 20 and I win now. So wrong!!!

Ok I’m stopping commenting now as almost every other feat I read I think is either too powerful or too odd to ever be taken. The bard one sucked and really this one just doesn’t impress me either. I so enjoyed the Cleric and Wizard ones and I liked the Barbarian as well. But these two latest ones just fall so short.

I've been skimming through the feats on this one, I too question the balance properties of many of the feats. Having written that, the other PDFs do have rehashes of feats from the books in the Complete Series (Complete, Fighter, Complete Rogue etc), just with slightly different names. This one at least the feats are actually new (with the possible excetption of 2 feats on the 1st page).

Still, it's in pretty good family. Can't wait to see the Monks one.

Not bad if you are doing hongkong action theater, unfortunately most of these don't fit in a midrange fantasy game, and several of those that do are overburdened with prerequisites. One or Two goodies in here.

I love most of the other Undefeatable PDFs, but this one was a miss for me. I find Fighter's are difficult to do, so I can't say I expected any less.

The feats in here seem a little flashy for my tastes: creating golden replicas of your weapon that strike with you on your next attack, opening rifts in the ground with your weapon, conjuring buffeting winds to encircle you with a swing of your blade, etc. They're just not hitting their mark for me. Though if you liked TOB:Bo9S, then this might be more for you!

The balance of some of these feats are questionable, and having a party full of powergamers means I have to really eyeball things before I throw it onto the table to be torn to shreds. The mount feats didn't particularly excite me either, but that's more of a personal bias than a legitimate concern; those feats themselves seem alright.

Overall, if you've purchased the other 4 PDFs, I would either, A) grab this for the collection, or B) skip it in favor of a better one.