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One of the requirements of Unleash Psyche is that it "applies only to spells that don't have a duration". The Daze cantrip has a listed duration of "1 round". The only lasting effect is on a critical failure, in which case the target is "stunned 1". I assume that this means the stunned condition only lasts one round. However, the Chill Touch cantrip does not list a duration, but in its description, it says that the target is "enfeebled 1 for 1 round" on a critical failure. So Daze and Chill Touch are very similar in this regard, but Daze has a listed duration and Chill Touch does not.

I ask because with a listed duration, Daze would not be eligible for the benefits of Unleash Psyche (RAW). Is this the intended effect?

Is there a reason why different classes get different class feat counts? For example, the martial classes (Fighter, Paladin, Ranger, etc.) get a class feat at 1st level, and another class feat at every even level (11 by level 20). However, the spellcasting classes (Wizard, Druid, Cleric, etc.) only get class feats at every even level except levels 12 and 16 (8 by level 20)? Druids get a bonus feat at 1st level based on their order, but I don't believe wizards or sorcerers do. In fact, Sorcerers don't get a class feat at 10th level either, so they are four feats down compared to the martial classes (7 by level 20).

The two reasons I can think of on why this would be is that either their feats are considered "better" than the class feats of martial classes, or their classes overall are considered "better" than the martial classes, so the lack of class feats was seen as an equalizer. I don't believe that either is the case, so I'm not sure why those classes are "punished" by reducing their class feats.

It may be some other reason, and forgive me if I missed an explanation if one was already listed.