>>96067269
>Whenever I hear someone say 'trap options' it makes them sound dumb, like they were confused by it and can't imagine using it any possible way
i like a lot of 3.5e's stuff. in my 5e game i ported over the skill system, occasionally add spells from 3e, and changed feats to work more like 3e. please tell me how something like the feats that give various flavors of '+2 bonus on X and Y checks' are anything more than noob-bait. there are a ton of feats where it seems their only real purpose ends up being to make more experienced/astute players feel smart after realizing these options are outclassed by anything else.