Also, can you include the feats I've made and the Lycanthrope Paragon (which probably works best as some sort of NPC monster class.)
Master Plan [General]
"14 demons, a beholder, and a red dragon. Looks tough."
"Yes, now here's what were going to do..."
If you have the opportunity to prepare for an encounter (at least 30 minutes), you may form a master plan. At any time during the encounter you may declare your master plan to be enacted. For a number of rounds equal to your Int mod your allies gain a +5 insight bonus to attacks, checks, damage, armor class, or saves (chosen at the beginning of each of their turns. What the bonus applies to may be changed each turn).
Note: By "being prepared" for an encounter, it means knowing exactly how many enemies you'll face, and their relative strength and abilities and the location of the fight. A knowledge check might be called for. A significant change in the conditions of the battle can upset the master plan. The arrival of an unexpected new enemy of your CR-2 or higher (excluding summons), or a change in the location of the battle forces an intelligence check (DC equal to the new arrival's CR+15 or DC20 in the case of a location change [you can't use this feats bonus on this]) by the user of this feat or all benefits of this feat are lost for the rest of the battle.
Awesome Blow [Combat]
You teach people how to fly.
Benefits: This is a combat feat that scales with your Base Attack Bonus.
+0 You gain a slam attack that deals damage as a creature of your size. If you already have a slam attack, its damage increases by one size category.
+1 As an attack action you can make an attack an awesome blow. If it connects, in addition to damage, your opponent is sent flying a number of squares equal to your strength modifier and must make a reflex save (10+1/2HD+Str) or land prone. If they impact with an object they take 1d6 damage for each square that they still had to go. This also deals the same amount of damage to the object. If this is enough to destroy the object they go flying through it and their flight continues on unimpeded. The distance is halved for a creature one size category above you, and you can't use this at all on creature two or more size categories larger. The distance is doubled for every size smaller than you the target is.
+6 If you perform an awesome blow at the end of a charge, you can double your effective strength modifier for the purpose of distance. Additionally, awesome blow can now be performed on an attack of opportunity.
+11 Opponents hit by your awesome blow must now make a fort save (10+1/2HD+Str) or be stunned. Additionally, if you charge first your strength modifier is now tripled for the purpose of distance.
+16 Sky Uppercut: You knock your target upwards, they fly a number of squares equal to your strength modifier and you can designate one square within 30 feet for them to land in. Falling damage applies as usual (also dealing this damage to whatever they land on) and every opponent adjacent to where they land is automatically knocked prone. If they have a fly speed they don't have to come down (provided they aren't stunned).
Groundstrike: You can slam the ground as a standard action, releasing a shockwave that devastates everything around. Everything on the ground within 100ft. is subject to an earthquake effect and takes 1d6 damage per HD you possess (Reflex DC 10+1/2HD+Str half and avoid falling prone). This also deals full damage to objects (although hardness still applies unless you can negate that with another ability). The area of this is increased by 5ft. per point of strength modifier you have over +10. Every square affected by this ability becomes difficult terrain. You can choose to slam a creature down into the ground to activate this ability in which case they take immediate damage as if they collided with an object (in addition to groundstrike's normal damage) and are automatically prone. Also if you charge your Str modifier for the purpose of distance is quadrupled. This doesn't apply to Groundstrike.
"14 demons, a beholder, and a red dragon. Looks tough."
"Yes, now here's what were going to do..."
If you have the opportunity to prepare for an encounter (at least 30 minutes), you may form a master plan. At any time during the encounter you may declare your master plan to be enacted. For a number of rounds equal to your Int mod your allies gain a +5 insight bonus to attacks, checks, damage, armor class, or saves (chosen at the beginning of each of their turns. What the bonus applies to may be changed each turn).
Note: By "being prepared" for an encounter, it means knowing exactly how many enemies you'll face, and their relative strength and abilities and the location of the fight. A knowledge check might be called for. A significant change in the conditions of the battle can upset the master plan. The arrival of an unexpected new enemy of your CR-2 or higher (excluding summons), or a change in the location of the battle forces an intelligence check (DC equal to the new arrival's CR+15 or DC20 in the case of a location change [you can't use this feats bonus on this]) by the user of this feat or all benefits of this feat are lost for the rest of the battle.
Awesome Blow [Combat]
You teach people how to fly.
Benefits: This is a combat feat that scales with your Base Attack Bonus.
+0 You gain a slam attack that deals damage as a creature of your size. If you already have a slam attack, its damage increases by one size category.
+1 As an attack action you can make an attack an awesome blow. If it connects, in addition to damage, your opponent is sent flying a number of squares equal to your strength modifier and must make a reflex save (10+1/2HD+Str) or land prone. If they impact with an object they take 1d6 damage for each square that they still had to go. This also deals the same amount of damage to the object. If this is enough to destroy the object they go flying through it and their flight continues on unimpeded. The distance is halved for a creature one size category above you, and you can't use this at all on creature two or more size categories larger. The distance is doubled for every size smaller than you the target is.
+6 If you perform an awesome blow at the end of a charge, you can double your effective strength modifier for the purpose of distance. Additionally, awesome blow can now be performed on an attack of opportunity.
+11 Opponents hit by your awesome blow must now make a fort save (10+1/2HD+Str) or be stunned. Additionally, if you charge first your strength modifier is now tripled for the purpose of distance.
+16 Sky Uppercut: You knock your target upwards, they fly a number of squares equal to your strength modifier and you can designate one square within 30 feet for them to land in. Falling damage applies as usual (also dealing this damage to whatever they land on) and every opponent adjacent to where they land is automatically knocked prone. If they have a fly speed they don't have to come down (provided they aren't stunned).
Groundstrike: You can slam the ground as a standard action, releasing a shockwave that devastates everything around. Everything on the ground within 100ft. is subject to an earthquake effect and takes 1d6 damage per HD you possess (Reflex DC 10+1/2HD+Str half and avoid falling prone). This also deals full damage to objects (although hardness still applies unless you can negate that with another ability). The area of this is increased by 5ft. per point of strength modifier you have over +10. Every square affected by this ability becomes difficult terrain. You can choose to slam a creature down into the ground to activate this ability in which case they take immediate damage as if they collided with an object (in addition to groundstrike's normal damage) and are automatically prone. Also if you charge your Str modifier for the purpose of distance is quadrupled. This doesn't apply to Groundstrike.
