Does the alchemist's wings discovery qualify you to take the monster feat (fly by attack)?


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It does seem like it would but the wings discovery doesn't give you a permanent fly speed. So I'm not sure.

Any thoughts or rules clarifications would be appreciated.

Silver Crusade

I'd allow it.


It grants a limited-use ability, not a fly speed, so it wouldn't let you qualify. I can see houseruling it if your GM was lenient and really liked your idea/concept, but as it is it doesn't let you meet the prerequisite.


You can take the feat, but only benefit from it while the Wings are active.

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Darksol the Painbringer wrote:
You can take the feat, but only benefit from it while the Wings are active.

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Also keep in mind this isn't Spring Attack, you will provoke AoO for everything you normally would.


James Risner wrote:
Darksol the Painbringer wrote:
You can take the feat, but only benefit from it while the Wings are active.

+1

Also keep in mind this isn't Spring Attack, you will provoke AoO for everything you normally would.

That is true but I plan on using a reach weapon with the (lunge) feat and the (vital strike) feat. As the (fly by attack) feat grants a standard action unlike the (spring attack) feat.

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