Feinting with the kobold bloodline

[Douglas Muir 406]

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Kobold (Advanced Race Guide): Opportunists of the first order, Kobolds excel at taking advantage of their foes. Any time an enemy would be denied its dexterity modifier to its armor class the DC of a Kobold bloodline sorcerer's spells against that target increases by +2 (I told you not to count them out).

Okay, so what if you play a kobold sorceror who invests in Advanced Feint? The stupid Combat Maneuvers feat tax is painful, but if you take a trait that gives you Bluff as a class skill, at the end of the day you should be getting that +2 more often than not.

Thoughts?

Doug M.

[Secret Wizard]

Not sure if worth. But it would behoove you to work in coordination with your Swashbuckler/Rogue/whatever companions to exploit it.

[Xethik]

I'd just make use of invisibility. You'd go out of your way with actions and being too close to make good use. Plus, feat loss.

[Majuba]

Sounds great. Also, Bluff *is* a class skill for Sorcerers.

The feats are Combat Expertise and Improved Feint by the way. Taking Greater Feint eventually would make your party very happy.

Talk to your GM though, b/c technically your feint target is only denied their dex against your next melee attack, not when you cast a spell. But that is really splitting hairs.