What archetypes actually have Additional Feats?


Pathfinder Second Edition General Discussion


As the title says. Based on a not-terribly-random sampling, it seems like about 2/3 of the Archetypes on AoN repeat the paragraph of rules text about Additional Feats, seemingly taken from Player Core p.215. But none of the one I looked at actually seemed to have any Additional Feats listed to go with that text.

So are they actually as rare as they appear to be, or am I just missing where they are listed?


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Most, if not all, archetypes have additional feats. The books list them above the archetype itself, while AoN puts them alongside the rest of the feats of that archetype.


AoN puts an asterisk after most/all additional feats (e.g. the Wrestler lists Combat Grab, Crushing Grab, and Snagging Strike as "Feat 4* because these are level 1-2 feats for Fighter or Monk). Feats that are not additional, and are unique to the archetype, don't have the asterisk.


exequiel759 wrote:
Most, if not all, archetypes have additional feats.

To be more specific, most non-multiclass archetypes have additional feats. I don't think I have seen a multiclass archetype with additional feats. I could be wrong on that though.

For non-multiclass archetypes it is rather common. Archer archetype for example, has Assisting Shot as a level 4 feat. It is normally a level 2 Fighter feat.


Thanks everyone. I was looking for a simple list, not feats written out in full with an asterisk. In my defence, the the paragraph I mentioned in the OP does not say they are denoted by asterisks (because where it comes from, they aren't).


Subtle.

Still a bad spambot. To the boneyard with you.

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