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Benefit: Once per round, you may choose a foe you have struck with your chosen weapon. This creature slides one square and is staggered. A reflex save against a DC of your level plus your Str and Dex will negate | Benefit: Once per round, you may choose a foe you have struck with your chosen weapon. This creature slides one square and is staggered. A reflex save against a DC of your level plus your Str and Dex will negate the stagger status effect, but the slide nust be resisted with movement resistance. This feat may be used in the same round as Vacuum Slash and White Gale, but only so long as you have successfully struck a foe three times or more. | ||
Special: This feat can be taken multiple times. Its effects do not stack, instead apply the feat to a new weapon each time. | Special: This feat can be taken multiple times. Its effects do not stack, instead apply the feat to a new weapon each time. | ||
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- Cyclone Strike [Combat]
Prerequisites: Epic Weapon Focus in the chosen weapon, Epic Weapon Specialization in the chosen weapon, Weapon Supremacy with the chosen weapon, Vacuum Slash with the chosen weapon, White Gale with the chosen weapon, Dex27, Str27.
Benefit: Once per round, you may choose a foe you have struck with your chosen weapon. This creature slides one square and is staggered. A reflex save against a DC of your level plus your Str and Dex will negate the stagger status effect, but the slide nust be resisted with movement resistance. This feat may be used in the same round as Vacuum Slash and White Gale, but only so long as you have successfully struck a foe three times or more.
Special: This feat can be taken multiple times. Its effects do not stack, instead apply the feat to a new weapon each time.