Hello. Just piping in to see if my reading of this feat is correct...
Say I'm a Pyrokineticist, and someone targets me with a Fireball. I'm to make a counteract check, and then if I pass, I gather some Fire.
But what happens to the spell?
Does "counteracting the effect" mean I stop their entire spell(in this scenario)? Or do I just get to grab a small piece of it?
I feel this difference wildly changes the power of this ability...
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Successfully counteracting an effect ends it. No fireball.
Ah, thank you very much.
I agree it's incredibly niche and situational, but it's SO very flavorful and cool. I think a few tweaks would quickly make it a much more viable pick.
Maybe the ability to instantly follow-up with an impulse?
It definitely feels like a "My turn now!" type of feat.