What are peoples thoughts on this feat? I see the major downside being only effective against Enchantment affects vs Humanoids only. So spells like Suggestion wouldn't work. But outside of that, does this feat have a place on a martials list? Would it be useful in the late game? I see this feat only working on a selective few spells.
http://www.d20pfsrd.com/feats/monster-feats/will-of-giants
Benefit: You gain immunity to enchantment effects that target only humanoids, such as charm person and hold person.
I think its fair game via Racial Heritage? I went through the Archives of Nethys enchantment filter and found only three spells which this feat would be useful for, and that is Hold Person, Charm Person and Dominate Person. Would Vestigial Head be a better feat in comparison? I'm planning on taking one or the other.
http://www.d20pfsrd.com/feats/general-feats/vestigial-head/
Benefit(s): Anytime you must attempt a Will save against a hostile effect, there is a 25% chance that the effect targets your vestigial head instead. If this occurs, you are treated as if you had succeeded at your saving throw, and instead are sickened for 1d4 rounds or the duration of the effect (whichever is longer).
A level 1 scroll of remove sickness should solve the sickness issue.
So if your GM actually let's you take it, yea it's good. But they really shouldn't.
This is the only part I disagree with.
I think it's perfectly fine if your GM permits it.
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Ring of Counterspells is only 4,000 gp. I'd say it's much better to get one and charge it with dominate person (or add the effect to your existing ring for 6,000 gp) than spend an entire feat on Will of Giants.
Ring of Counterspells is only 4,000 gp. I'd say it's much better to get one and charge it with dominate person (or add the effect to your existing ring for 6,000 gp) than spend an entire feat on Will of Giants.
Awesome! Nice one