Soul-Mate (DnD Feat)

Soul-Mate [General, Role Play]

You share an empathic link with your lover.

Benefit

You and another person (usually your lover) must willingly join your souls, meaning each of you must take this feat at the same time (normally during a religious ceremony; typically a wedding). Each of you will always sense the emotional state and general health of the other, whatever the distance may be between you. You gain a +10 insight bonus to Bluff and Sense Motive checks with your soul-mate. In addition, you are as opposed to harming or betraying your soul-mate as you are to killing yourself – which will render seduction and many compulsion spells ineffective.

Special

If your soul-mate is murdered you gain a +2 moral bonus on all rolls necessary to exact revenge on the murderer.

Notes

The main benefit (at least from a role-playing perspective) of this feat is that love between two soul-mates is exquisitely better than any mundane love affair. Bluff and Sense Motive can be used to communicate silently without others understanding the messages.

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Author: Dominique Crouzet, Carl Cramér © Dominique Crouzet, Carl Cramér 2002   This feat is from the NBoF (NBoF Homepage Here) , please see NBoF Credits.

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