#combat feat

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Axe Hook Adept (Combat)

Using the hooked blade of your axe, you pull enemies where you want them. Prerequisite: base attack bonus +3; Weapon Focus (any axe) or Weapon training (axes) Benefit: After making a successful attack with an axe with which you have weapon focus, you may make a reposition combat maneuver attempt against that enemy as a swift action with your axe (gaining any relevant bonuses to hit), which does not provoke attacks of opportunity. You count as having improved reposition when using this feat, and count as having improved reposition for the purpose of qualifying for feats. Special: if you have weapon training (Axes) +1, you count as having weapon focus with an axe for qualifying for this feat, and you may use this feat with any axe you are proficient with. If you have weapon training (Axes) +2 or Greater Weapon Focus with an axe ,you count as having greater reposition when using this feat.

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Gentle Fist Style

Gentle Way Style (Combat, style) Practitioners of the gentle way do not rely on the brute force of kinetic energy in combat, but on the secrets of ki, injecting it into their enemies to disrupt their bodies. Prerequisites: Weapon Finesse, Stunning Fist,  ki pool; Wis or Cha 13 Benefit: While using this style, if you hit an enemy with a stunning fist attempt, your attack deals additional precision damage equal to the key ability modifier used for your ki pool (Usually wisdom for monks and charisma for ninjas.), so long as you are using dexterity modifer on attack rolls and not on damage rolls. Special: You may use your ki pool's ability score modifier to calculate the DC for your stunning fist ability

Gentle Way Adept (Combat) Prerequisites: Weapon Finesse, Stunning Fist,  ki pool, Gentle Way Style; Wis or Cha 15 Benefit: While using Gentle Way Style in any round in which you make a stunning fist attempt, your damage bonus from gentle fist style applies to all subsequent unarmed strikes you make until the beginning of your next turn. In addition, you gain a bonus to the DC of your stunning fist ability equal to half the bonus damage granted by gentle fist style.

Gentle Way Divinity (Combat) The Master Of Masters demonstrated that all mortals contain a spark of the divine.  Ki is the warmth cast from that spark. It can heal, or harm. Use it.” Prerequisites: Weapon Finesse, Stunning Fist,  ki pool, Gentle Way Style, Gentle Way Adept; Wis or Cha 17. Benefit: When using the gentle fist style you do not need to make a stunning fist attempt to gain the damage bonus granted by Gentle Fist Style, you merely need to attack with a weapon capable of delivering a Stunning Fist Attempt. In addition, when you use stunning fist, you may choose to spend 3 ki points to flood enemies with your ki into the enemy, disrupting the flow of their own ki. This functions as the Paladin's Lay on Hands or Antipaladin's Touch of Corruption ability, whichever you determine is appropriate against your enemy, using your levels in a class which grants a ki pool as your paladin or antipaladin level, and your ki ability modifier in place of your charisma score. Additionally, when you use this ability, undead creatures are not immune to stunning fist, even though it is not harmless and does not function on objects. You may also expend a stunning fist use as a standard action to heal a living or undead creature as per lay on hands or touch of corruption. This ability may fail against creatures which have abnormal responses to positive or negative energy or who have successfully disguised their nature, such as a dhampir, or a vampire disguised as a living creature. Special: A Disciple of the Noble Path may not use this feat in conjunction with their Ki Channel or Improvecd Ki Channel class abilities.

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Deadly Grace (Combat)

Prerequisites: Dexterity 15, Weapon Finesse Benefit: When using Weapon Finesse to make a melee attack using his Dexterity bonus on attack rolls and his Strength bonus on damage rolls, he deals an additional amount of precision damage equal to his dexterity, this additional damage is halved on off-hand attacks.

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Haul Off Balance (Combat)

Roughly dragging your enemies, you force them to stumble. Prerequisites: Improved Reposition, base attack bonus +4. Benefit: When you successfully move an enemy with the reposition combat maneuver, that creature is flatfooted until it’s next turn.

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Crack the Shell (Combat)

A thick hide is a suitable defense only while whole. Prerequisites: Strength 13, Improved Sunder, base attack bonus +6. Benefit:  You may make a special Sunder attempt as a standard action to weaken an enemy’s natural armour.  Instead of damaging an item, you reduce the enemy’s natural armour by 1 point for every ten damage you would deal, and the creature takes bleed damage equal to the natural armour penalty inflicted.  The natural armour penalty is removed with any magical healing, or a Heal check equal to the attacker’s CMB bonus +10. Fast healing or regeneration restores one point of natural armor per round for each 5 points of health it restores.

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Up Close and Messy (Combat)

You’ve become adept at slipping daggers between ribs in the midst of the clinch. Prerequisite: base attack bonus +2. Benefit: You do not take the -4 penalty on combat maneuver rolls to grapple for not having two free hands if you wield a light weapon in one hand and nothing in the other. In addition when making a combat maneuver check to deal damage in a grapple with a light piercing weapon you deal an additional amount of precision damage equal to your base attack bonus. In addition, this feat counts as Improved unarmed strike for the purpose of qualifying for improved grapple and feats which require improved grapple.

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Axe Hook Adept (Combat)

Using the hooked blade of your axe, you pull enemies where you want them. Prerequisites: Weapon Focus  (special, see text) or Weapon training (axes);  base attack bonus +3.   Benefit: After making a successful attack with an axe with which you have weapon focus, you may make a reposition attempt against that enemy as a swift action with your axe. You count as having the Improved Reposition when using this feat. Special: if you have weapon training (Axes) +1, you count as having weapon focus with an axe for qualifying for this feat, and you may use this feat with any axe you are proficient with. If you have weapon training (axes) +2 or Greater Weapon Focus with an axe, you count as having Greater Reposition when using this feat.