Knowledge Feat Help, please?

[Odo Hillborne]

I was paging through a couple of class guides recently and thought I saw a feat that would let you make Knowledge rolls unskilled, but I now can't remember the feat name, nor where I found it.

Can anyone tell me what this feat was?
I wasn't just misreading something was I?

[Zarius]

There's a BARD class feature that does this, Bardic Knowledge. I'm not aware of any feat for it, though.

[Odo Hillborne]

Zarius wrote:

There's a BARD class feature that does this, Bardic Knowledge. I'm not aware of any feat for it, though.

Odd, Bard is not one of the guides I looked through...

Paladin & Cavalier.

[blahpers]

Breadth of Experience
Improvisation

There are a few others that have restrictions on the checks you can make untrained.

[Jakkedin]

There is the Bardic Knowledge class feature of the Bard class. And there are other 3rd party classes that also give a similar class feature.

[Odo Hillborne]

Breadth of Experience!

Thank you, Balpers. Sadly, Odo is a Halfling, and nowhere near old enough.

[Gallant Armor]

Breadth of Experience, Dilettante, Enlightened Noble (Scion of Lore), or Improvisation would give you that to a greater or lessor degree.

[blahpers]

Indeed, you may be better off taking a level in a class with Bardic Knowledge or an equivalent class feature, or just spreading the skill points around a bit more.

[Leitner]

Out of curiosity, any reason not to just take a feat like cunning. Use the extra skill points to just get the knowledges trained?

[toastedamphibian]

Might I suggest instead of making them untrained, getting trained? [url=https://www.d20pfsrd.com/feats/general-feats/cunning/]Cunning[/ur] gets you 1 extra skill point per level. There are 6 knowledges for identifying creatures, and 10 listed in total.

[Shady Stranger]

There's also the Rogue Talent Esoteric Scholar.