Many More Feats (3.5e Feat)

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Many More Feats
3e Summary::You can take 5 extra feats
Prerequisite:
Benefit: You gain five feats. These feats must be general, metamagic, or item creation feats. You must fulfill all prerequisites. One of the new feats can be a prerequisite for the other.


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gollark: Oh, another attempt at self-replicators?
gollark: If you have that program be named `startup`, you can turn on the turtle and it'll boot from it.
gollark: Yes, ish.
gollark: I have a project called labelnet which allows data transfer very hackily between adjacent devices like that, but:- it's really just a proof of concept- it would require having code on the new turtle anyway
gollark: They can do a bit, but not transfer code to them.
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