Tavern Brawler

Damn, hitting with a bottle suddendly deals more damage than hitting with a greatsword :v 

This is way OP.

its probs should be 2d4 or 3d4 lad 

isnt this already a thing?

Quote from WillowTehKitsune >>

isnt this already a thing?

 I think... I think it is.

if you change the damage to 1d8 it would be a lot better

Ah, yes. You just magically know where secret locations are.

Also, 4d4? Da faq? A chair does more damage than a massive axe?

This feat would actually be really cool if it weren't for the 4d4 damage part. Why not just do 1d6?

Honestly drop the secret tavern knowledge (or make it a check) and tweak the increased damage, and it'll look really good!

This should be called Booze Hound.

BBEG: How did you know where my secret hideout was?
PC after one day: You have a tavern down here.

I'm seeing a lot of people commenting on how strong 4d4 is, but they're just kind of wrong. With this feat, an improvised object deals an average of 10 damage. Let's compare that to a greatsword's 7. Wow, that's a lot of damage. But what people are failing to consider is that this feat does not give you proficiency with improvised objects, meaning that you're effectively taking a scaling penalty equal to your proficiency bonus to all of your improvised weapon attacks, making it essentially a worse version of great weapon master/sharpshooter. What I would recommend, however, is to make it so that one-handed improvised weapons deal 3d4 while two-handed improvised weapons do the 4d4.