You have made a vow to never stop learning, no matter how educated you are. You gain the benefits from the table below that correspond to your Intelligence modifier and lower.
If your Intelligence modifier increases, the benefits you gain from this Feat also increase with your modifier:
| Modifier | Benefit |
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| +1 | You learn to speak, read, and write one additional language of your choice. |
| +2 | You can make Intelligence (Persuasion) checks in place of Charisma (Persuasion) checks. |
| +3 | You gain proficiency in either Arcana, History, or Religion. |
| +4 | Whenever you make an Intelligence check to recall your knowledge of something, you treat a d20 roll of 7 or lower as an 8. |
| +5 | Whenever you are forced to make a Wisdom saving throw, you can choose to make an Intelligence saving throw instead. |
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Posted Jul 28, 2025Please note: If you want to change your modifier for Persuasion you must go into your character sheet, click on the word persuasion (not the modifier) and then click customize, at the bottom of the menu there will be an option Skill Stat Override, click on that and select Intelligence.
For any other pieces of the feature that you *May* have access to you will have to do so manually, such as: ignoring a roll between 1-7 for intelligence checks and instead consider it an 8, or simply rolling your Intelligence saving throw in place of your Wisdom saving throw.
As for anyone concerned as to why there are other proficiencies that are selectable that should not be, I am unable to find a better selection type for the feature, if you manage to find one, please comment it down here an I will fix it asap.