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|benefit=Rather than falling unconscious when below 0 HP, you may tap into a deeper strength that allows you to fight on. Extend the number of negative hitpoints you have before you fall unconscious or die by a number equal to one-third your maximum health. When within that range, you may continue fighting as normal, though you are staggered during that time. Rising above 0 HP is the only way to remove the staggered condition. | |benefit=Rather than falling unconscious when below 0 HP, you may tap into a deeper strength that allows you to fight on. Extend the number of negative hitpoints you have before you fall unconscious or die by a number equal to one-third your maximum health. When within that range, you may continue fighting as normal, though you are staggered during that time. Rising above 0 HP is the only way to remove the staggered condition. | ||
|example=Narim the Fighter has 100 HP, would become staggered at 0 HP, falls unconscious at -1 HP, and would die at -10 HP. Upon taking this feat, he becomes staggered at 0 HP, falls unconscious at -34 HP, and dies at -44 HP. | |example=Narim the Fighter has 100 HP, would become staggered at 0 HP, falls unconscious at -1 HP, and would die at -10 HP. Upon taking this feat, he becomes staggered at 0 HP, falls unconscious at -34 HP, and dies at -44 HP. | ||
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Diehard, Grimoire [Fighter]
Prerequisites: BAB +1Benefit: Rather than falling unconscious when below 0 HP, you may tap into a deeper strength that allows you to fight on. Extend the number of negative hitpoints you have before you fall unconscious or die by a number equal to one-third your maximum health. When within that range, you may continue fighting as normal, though you are staggered during that time. Rising above 0 HP is the only way to remove the staggered condition.
Example: Narim the Fighter has 100 HP, would become staggered at 0 HP, falls unconscious at -1 HP, and would die at -10 HP. Upon taking this feat, he becomes staggered at 0 HP, falls unconscious at -34 HP, and dies at -44 HP.Normal: You fall unconscious at -1 HP and die at -10 HP.
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| Article Balance | High + |
| Author | Ghostwheel + |
| Identifier | 3.5e Feat + |
| Prerequisite | BAB +1 + |
| Rated By | Foxwarrior + |
| Rating | Rating Pending + |
| Summary | You continue fighting after taking enough punishment that would make most of your peers fall, though at lowered strength. + |
| Title | Diehard, Grimoire + |
| Type | Fighter + |
