I really like the Heritage Feats. But as far as I know only chracters with sorcerer levels qualify for them. Recently there was a post on the STAP-boards on a group featuring a druid with a Heritage Feat. As one of my players (also in the STAP) running a beguiler wants to take a level sorcerer just because of the Fey Heritage feat, I'm asking here wether one really needs to have a level of sorcerer to take these feats?
BTW I think he was impressed by the DR of those pesky red caps in Fort Blackwell.
I really like the Heritage Feats. But as far as I know only chracters with sorcerer levels qualify for them. Recently there was a post on the STAP-boards on a group featuring a druid with a Heritage Feat. As one of my players (also in the STAP) running a beguiler wants to take a level sorcerer just because of the Fey Heritage feat, I'm asking here wether one really needs to have a level of sorcerer to take these feats?
BTW I think he was impressed by the DR of those pesky red caps in Fort Blackwell.
Well I don't remember the new Heritage feats in the Complete Mage requireing you to be sorcerer (at least not in their short descriptions), but I could be wrong. Now a Beguiler with the some of the Fey Heritage feats could be a powerful combination. I'm not sure I would bother making them take a level of sorcerer. It will be a powerful combo but not game breaking.
I'm not sure, but I think that the Heritage Feats in the Complete Mage can be used by any character, but the ones in the PHBII are for sorcerers only...
I'm not sure, but I think that the Heritage Feats in the Complete Mage can be used by any character, but the ones in the PHBII are for sorcerers only...
This differnece was the reason why I posted here, since we were irritated by it.