Break the Rules (Fallout Supplement)

BREAK THE RULES

With this feat the next time you get feats you may choose from all the feats regardless of race.

Prerequisite: Level 10, Bend the Rules

Benefit: With this feat, the next time you get a feat, you may choose from any feat even if it is not usually available to your race, also bypassing any other prerequisites(e.g. Ability Scores, Skill Ranks, Prerequisite Feat).

Special: A feat that doesn't specify how many times it can be taken or a feat that says it can only be taken once, may be taken again if taken using this feat. Break The Rules may also be taken multiple times.

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