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Unlucky Competitor
When you face opponents, they always seem to be at their best. It make facing peers much more difficult, even if they are less skilled than you are.
Effect: All d20s made against you (such as attack rolls and opposed skill checks) count as 1 higher on the dice, to a maximum of a natural 20.
Benefit: Any bonus feat for which you meet the prerequisites.
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Facts about "Unlucky Competitor (3.5e Flaw)"
| Author | Leziad + |
| Flaw Grants | Any bonus feat for which you meet the prerequisites. + |
| Identifier | 3.5e Flaw + |
| Rating | Undiscussed + |
| Summary | When you face opponents, they always seem to be at their best. It make facing peers much more difficult, even if they are less skilled than you are. + |
| Title | Unlucky Competitor + |
