There are a lot of different feats that you can use in an adventurers league game, but which ones are best for you? We’ll look at Racial feats, Combat feats, the PHB +1 rule, and cantrips. Read on to learn more! Once you know what to use, you can build your characters with the right set of feats. If you’re interested in advancing your character, or making it stronger, you can use feats!

Combat feats

As a fighter, you will excel in combat. You will have excellent armor and damage output, and the additional ability score increase will be very helpful. You can explore various feats with this class without sacrificing your ability scores. In addition, you can also make use of two weapons by choosing Duel Wielder and the Two-Weapon Fighting class feature. In this article, we will discuss the advantages of each feat.

Choosing the right combat feat for your character depends on several factors. Usually, combat feats increase your character’s damage output, and they also unlock new abilities. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. If you are considering taking a specific feat, you should consider whether or not it fits your character and party. Some of the best feats will give you bonuses you don’t need. In general, social feats can be replicated with low-level spells.

Racial feats

Race-exclusive feats are a great way to give your characters an edge over other characters in the game. These feats can be used to improve a character’s combat skills, or to provide them with an extra advantage. Depending on the race, these feats can add significant value to the character and give players another reason to play the game. In addition to feats, some races have more than one type of feat.

In the fifth edition of D&D, racial feats were introduced. Although they were introduced to the Player’s Handbook, only a handful of players really noticed them at the time. Racial feats were also limited to specific races, so they were largely ignored by most players. That changed in Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything, which introduced full feats for each race.

PHB +1 rule

The PHB +1 rule for feats in Adventurers League has been revised to remove the constraint of the “PHB -1 rule”. The current Seasonal Campaign rules apply to Plague of Ancients, but the new rules are more intuitive and easily understood. While the current PHB +1 rule for feats has been largely criticized for being a stumbling block, this change will not affect the game’s core rules.

While there are no specific rules preventing characters from gaining feats from other sources, the rule does prohibit a character from obtaining spells from the PHB without rebuilding. However, a character can scribe spells from another sourcebook into their spellbook or ritual book, but if they have no spellbook, they are still bound by the PHB +1 rule. Thus, a character can’t switch their feats unless they have a spellbook.

Cantrips

Cantrips are spells that can be used in a game but are not included in your spell books. Cantrips are chosen by the character at level 1 and are not copied from other spells. This makes them unique, and are only available to the wizard class. They can be prepared from the PHB +1 list. Some cantrips are exclusive to the Sword Coast. The Sword Coast Adventurer’s Guide was released in November 2015 and contains lore about the region and new spells. This is a playtest material for the game, and it is not allowed in Adventurers League Organized Play.