Is there a feat akin to the Fighter's Action Surge which is available to other classes?
While reading the comments of this answer, I came across the following statement :
... if you still have 5 slots you can still use the [Divine] Smite 5× in a round
(with 2 attacks, times two with a feat, and one bonus attack) ...
What feat could the commenter be referring to?
I am aware of the Fighter's 2nd level class feature, Action Surge, but am not aware of a feat available to other classes ( specifically Paladin ) that grants the quoted "times two with a feat" effect/ability.
I've looked through my PHB's feats section and don't see anything. What am I missing?
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While reading the comments of this answer, I came across the following statement :
... if you still have 5 slots you can still use the [Divine] Smite 5× in a round
(with 2 attacks, times two with a feat, and one bonus attack) ...
What feat could the commenter be referring to?
I am aware of the Fighter's 2nd level class feature, Action Surge, but am not aware of a feat available to other classes ( specifically Paladin ) that grants the quoted "times two with a feat" effect/ability.
I've looked through my PHB's feats section and don't see anything. What am I missing?
dnd-5e feats class-feature paladin
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While reading the comments of this answer, I came across the following statement :
... if you still have 5 slots you can still use the [Divine] Smite 5× in a round
(with 2 attacks, times two with a feat, and one bonus attack) ...
What feat could the commenter be referring to?
I am aware of the Fighter's 2nd level class feature, Action Surge, but am not aware of a feat available to other classes ( specifically Paladin ) that grants the quoted "times two with a feat" effect/ability.
I've looked through my PHB's feats section and don't see anything. What am I missing?
dnd-5e feats class-feature paladin
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While reading the comments of this answer, I came across the following statement :
... if you still have 5 slots you can still use the [Divine] Smite 5× in a round
(with 2 attacks, times two with a feat, and one bonus attack) ...
What feat could the commenter be referring to?
I am aware of the Fighter's 2nd level class feature, Action Surge, but am not aware of a feat available to other classes ( specifically Paladin ) that grants the quoted "times two with a feat" effect/ability.
I've looked through my PHB's feats section and don't see anything. What am I missing?
dnd-5e feats class-feature paladin
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There is no such feat
You are not missing anything, the commenter was mistaken.
I have seen many people use "feat" instead of "feature"; he might have meant Action Surge too.
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I thought not; thank you for the confirmation.
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You can't get Action Surge or similar as a feat
As Andras correctly states, there is no 5e feat that allows this; there is also no 5e feat that will grant more than 1 additional attack per turn. Any feat that does grant an additional attack (Great Weapon Master, Crossbow Expert, etc.) does so using your bonus action, so they don't stack and you can only ever get 1 additional attack.
Additionally, allowing a feat that grants effects similar to Action Surge would be extremely overpowered. Every single class can benefit from it, and would all take it at the first opportunity if it did exist. Action Surge is so good that many people consider the 2-level dip into fighter to be a worthwhile investment for it alone.
Previous Editions
It is possible they were confusing feats from previous editions. I have often seen the Pathfinder feat "Improved Two-Weapon Fighting" referred to as doubling your attacks, as it allows an additional off-hand attack for each of your main attacks.
answered 4 hours ago
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Yes, understood. Just to clarify, I was not asking whether Action Surge was a feat or not, but rather whether there existed a feat similar to it. I tried to make that distinction by calling out that Action Surge is a Fighter's 2nd level class feature.
– Code Maverick
1 hour ago
@CodeMaverick My point was to show that there was similar feats in earlier editions but not 5th. I'll adjust the wording.
– linksassin
1 hour ago
Strictly speaking, Pathfinder's Two-Weapon Fighting feat doesn't enable you to make off-hand attacks, since you can already do that. It just reduces the otherwise prohibitive penalty. Granted, off-hand attacks are rather ineffective without the feat, so this is just me being pedantic.
– BBeast
1 hour ago
@BBeast it allows you to make an additional off hand attack. Without it you can only make 1 off-hand attack. Technically it's Improved Two-Weapon Fighting so I'll change my answer.
– linksassin
1 hour ago
@linksassin double-checking the SRD, it appears that Improved and Greater TWF grant extra off-hand attacks, whereas regular TWF refers to the standard 1 off-hand attack (although the flavour text makes this ambiguous). Although if you want to discuss further I'll be in chat.
– BBeast
1 hour ago
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There is no such feat
You are not missing anything, the commenter was mistaken.
I have seen many people use "feat" instead of "feature"; he might have meant Action Surge too.
edited 9 hours ago
SevenSidedDie♦
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answered 9 hours ago
András
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I thought not; thank you for the confirmation.
– Code Maverick
8 hours ago
add a comment |
There is no such feat
You are not missing anything, the commenter was mistaken.
I have seen many people use "feat" instead of "feature"; he might have meant Action Surge too.
edited 9 hours ago
SevenSidedDie♦
205k30658934
answered 9 hours ago
András
26.6k1195186
I thought not; thank you for the confirmation.
– Code Maverick
8 hours ago
add a comment |
There is no such feat
You are not missing anything, the commenter was mistaken.
I have seen many people use "feat" instead of "feature"; he might have meant Action Surge too.
edited 9 hours ago
SevenSidedDie♦
205k30658934
answered 9 hours ago
András
26.6k1195186
There is no such feat
You are not missing anything, the commenter was mistaken.
I have seen many people use "feat" instead of "feature"; he might have meant Action Surge too.
edited 9 hours ago
SevenSidedDie♦
205k30658934
answered 9 hours ago
András
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edited 9 hours ago
SevenSidedDie♦
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edited 9 hours ago
SevenSidedDie♦
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SevenSidedDie♦
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answered 9 hours ago
András
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I thought not; thank you for the confirmation.
– Code Maverick
8 hours ago
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I thought not; thank you for the confirmation.
– Code Maverick
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I thought not; thank you for the confirmation.
– Code Maverick
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I thought not; thank you for the confirmation.
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You can't get Action Surge or similar as a feat
As Andras correctly states, there is no 5e feat that allows this; there is also no 5e feat that will grant more than 1 additional attack per turn. Any feat that does grant an additional attack (Great Weapon Master, Crossbow Expert, etc.) does so using your bonus action, so they don't stack and you can only ever get 1 additional attack.
Additionally, allowing a feat that grants effects similar to Action Surge would be extremely overpowered. Every single class can benefit from it, and would all take it at the first opportunity if it did exist. Action Surge is so good that many people consider the 2-level dip into fighter to be a worthwhile investment for it alone.
Previous Editions
It is possible they were confusing feats from previous editions. I have often seen the Pathfinder feat "Improved Two-Weapon Fighting" referred to as doubling your attacks, as it allows an additional off-hand attack for each of your main attacks.
answered 4 hours ago
linksassin
4,45511344
Yes, understood. Just to clarify, I was not asking whether Action Surge was a feat or not, but rather whether there existed a feat similar to it. I tried to make that distinction by calling out that Action Surge is a Fighter's 2nd level class feature.
– Code Maverick
1 hour ago
@CodeMaverick My point was to show that there was similar feats in earlier editions but not 5th. I'll adjust the wording.
– linksassin
1 hour ago
Strictly speaking, Pathfinder's Two-Weapon Fighting feat doesn't enable you to make off-hand attacks, since you can already do that. It just reduces the otherwise prohibitive penalty. Granted, off-hand attacks are rather ineffective without the feat, so this is just me being pedantic.
– BBeast
1 hour ago
@BBeast it allows you to make an additional off hand attack. Without it you can only make 1 off-hand attack. Technically it's Improved Two-Weapon Fighting so I'll change my answer.
– linksassin
1 hour ago
@linksassin double-checking the SRD, it appears that Improved and Greater TWF grant extra off-hand attacks, whereas regular TWF refers to the standard 1 off-hand attack (although the flavour text makes this ambiguous). Although if you want to discuss further I'll be in chat.
– BBeast
1 hour ago
add a comment |
You can't get Action Surge or similar as a feat
As Andras correctly states, there is no 5e feat that allows this; there is also no 5e feat that will grant more than 1 additional attack per turn. Any feat that does grant an additional attack (Great Weapon Master, Crossbow Expert, etc.) does so using your bonus action, so they don't stack and you can only ever get 1 additional attack.
Additionally, allowing a feat that grants effects similar to Action Surge would be extremely overpowered. Every single class can benefit from it, and would all take it at the first opportunity if it did exist. Action Surge is so good that many people consider the 2-level dip into fighter to be a worthwhile investment for it alone.
Previous Editions
It is possible they were confusing feats from previous editions. I have often seen the Pathfinder feat "Improved Two-Weapon Fighting" referred to as doubling your attacks, as it allows an additional off-hand attack for each of your main attacks.
answered 4 hours ago
linksassin
4,45511344
Yes, understood. Just to clarify, I was not asking whether Action Surge was a feat or not, but rather whether there existed a feat similar to it. I tried to make that distinction by calling out that Action Surge is a Fighter's 2nd level class feature.
– Code Maverick
1 hour ago
@CodeMaverick My point was to show that there was similar feats in earlier editions but not 5th. I'll adjust the wording.
– linksassin
1 hour ago
Strictly speaking, Pathfinder's Two-Weapon Fighting feat doesn't enable you to make off-hand attacks, since you can already do that. It just reduces the otherwise prohibitive penalty. Granted, off-hand attacks are rather ineffective without the feat, so this is just me being pedantic.
– BBeast
1 hour ago
@BBeast it allows you to make an additional off hand attack. Without it you can only make 1 off-hand attack. Technically it's Improved Two-Weapon Fighting so I'll change my answer.
– linksassin
1 hour ago
@linksassin double-checking the SRD, it appears that Improved and Greater TWF grant extra off-hand attacks, whereas regular TWF refers to the standard 1 off-hand attack (although the flavour text makes this ambiguous). Although if you want to discuss further I'll be in chat.
– BBeast
1 hour ago
add a comment |
You can't get Action Surge or similar as a feat
As Andras correctly states, there is no 5e feat that allows this; there is also no 5e feat that will grant more than 1 additional attack per turn. Any feat that does grant an additional attack (Great Weapon Master, Crossbow Expert, etc.) does so using your bonus action, so they don't stack and you can only ever get 1 additional attack.
Additionally, allowing a feat that grants effects similar to Action Surge would be extremely overpowered. Every single class can benefit from it, and would all take it at the first opportunity if it did exist. Action Surge is so good that many people consider the 2-level dip into fighter to be a worthwhile investment for it alone.
Previous Editions
It is possible they were confusing feats from previous editions. I have often seen the Pathfinder feat "Improved Two-Weapon Fighting" referred to as doubling your attacks, as it allows an additional off-hand attack for each of your main attacks.
answered 4 hours ago
linksassin
4,45511344
You can't get Action Surge or similar as a feat
As Andras correctly states, there is no 5e feat that allows this; there is also no 5e feat that will grant more than 1 additional attack per turn. Any feat that does grant an additional attack (Great Weapon Master, Crossbow Expert, etc.) does so using your bonus action, so they don't stack and you can only ever get 1 additional attack.
Additionally, allowing a feat that grants effects similar to Action Surge would be extremely overpowered. Every single class can benefit from it, and would all take it at the first opportunity if it did exist. Action Surge is so good that many people consider the 2-level dip into fighter to be a worthwhile investment for it alone.
Previous Editions
It is possible they were confusing feats from previous editions. I have often seen the Pathfinder feat "Improved Two-Weapon Fighting" referred to as doubling your attacks, as it allows an additional off-hand attack for each of your main attacks.
answered 4 hours ago
linksassin
4,45511344
edited 1 hour ago
answered 4 hours ago
linksassin
4,45511344
answered 4 hours ago
linksassin
4,45511344
answered 4 hours ago
linksassin
4,45511344
4,45511344
Yes, understood. Just to clarify, I was not asking whether Action Surge was a feat or not, but rather whether there existed a feat similar to it. I tried to make that distinction by calling out that Action Surge is a Fighter's 2nd level class feature.
– Code Maverick
1 hour ago
@CodeMaverick My point was to show that there was similar feats in earlier editions but not 5th. I'll adjust the wording.
– linksassin
1 hour ago
Strictly speaking, Pathfinder's Two-Weapon Fighting feat doesn't enable you to make off-hand attacks, since you can already do that. It just reduces the otherwise prohibitive penalty. Granted, off-hand attacks are rather ineffective without the feat, so this is just me being pedantic.
– BBeast
1 hour ago
@BBeast it allows you to make an additional off hand attack. Without it you can only make 1 off-hand attack. Technically it's Improved Two-Weapon Fighting so I'll change my answer.
– linksassin
1 hour ago
@linksassin double-checking the SRD, it appears that Improved and Greater TWF grant extra off-hand attacks, whereas regular TWF refers to the standard 1 off-hand attack (although the flavour text makes this ambiguous). Although if you want to discuss further I'll be in chat.
– BBeast
1 hour ago
add a comment |
Yes, understood. Just to clarify, I was not asking whether Action Surge was a feat or not, but rather whether there existed a feat similar to it. I tried to make that distinction by calling out that Action Surge is a Fighter's 2nd level class feature.
– Code Maverick
1 hour ago
@CodeMaverick My point was to show that there was similar feats in earlier editions but not 5th. I'll adjust the wording.
– linksassin
1 hour ago
Strictly speaking, Pathfinder's Two-Weapon Fighting feat doesn't enable you to make off-hand attacks, since you can already do that. It just reduces the otherwise prohibitive penalty. Granted, off-hand attacks are rather ineffective without the feat, so this is just me being pedantic.
– BBeast
1 hour ago
@BBeast it allows you to make an additional off hand attack. Without it you can only make 1 off-hand attack. Technically it's Improved Two-Weapon Fighting so I'll change my answer.
– linksassin
1 hour ago
@linksassin double-checking the SRD, it appears that Improved and Greater TWF grant extra off-hand attacks, whereas regular TWF refers to the standard 1 off-hand attack (although the flavour text makes this ambiguous). Although if you want to discuss further I'll be in chat.
– BBeast
1 hour ago
Yes, understood. Just to clarify, I was not asking whether Action Surge was a feat or not, but rather whether there existed a feat similar to it. I tried to make that distinction by calling out that Action Surge is a Fighter's 2nd level class feature.
– Code Maverick
1 hour ago
Yes, understood. Just to clarify, I was not asking whether Action Surge was a feat or not, but rather whether there existed a feat similar to it. I tried to make that distinction by calling out that Action Surge is a Fighter's 2nd level class feature.
– Code Maverick
1 hour ago
@CodeMaverick My point was to show that there was similar feats in earlier editions but not 5th. I'll adjust the wording.
– linksassin
1 hour ago
@CodeMaverick My point was to show that there was similar feats in earlier editions but not 5th. I'll adjust the wording.
– linksassin
1 hour ago
Strictly speaking, Pathfinder's Two-Weapon Fighting feat doesn't enable you to make off-hand attacks, since you can already do that. It just reduces the otherwise prohibitive penalty. Granted, off-hand attacks are rather ineffective without the feat, so this is just me being pedantic.
– BBeast
1 hour ago
Strictly speaking, Pathfinder's Two-Weapon Fighting feat doesn't enable you to make off-hand attacks, since you can already do that. It just reduces the otherwise prohibitive penalty. Granted, off-hand attacks are rather ineffective without the feat, so this is just me being pedantic.
– BBeast
1 hour ago
@BBeast it allows you to make an additional off hand attack. Without it you can only make 1 off-hand attack. Technically it's Improved Two-Weapon Fighting so I'll change my answer.
– linksassin
1 hour ago
@BBeast it allows you to make an additional off hand attack. Without it you can only make 1 off-hand attack. Technically it's Improved Two-Weapon Fighting so I'll change my answer.
– linksassin
1 hour ago
@linksassin double-checking the SRD, it appears that Improved and Greater TWF grant extra off-hand attacks, whereas regular TWF refers to the standard 1 off-hand attack (although the flavour text makes this ambiguous). Although if you want to discuss further I'll be in chat.
– BBeast
1 hour ago
@linksassin double-checking the SRD, it appears that Improved and Greater TWF grant extra off-hand attacks, whereas regular TWF refers to the standard 1 off-hand attack (although the flavour text makes this ambiguous). Although if you want to discuss further I'll be in chat.
– BBeast
1 hour ago
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