This is a very powerful feat with the right weapon selection. In fact with the proper build this feat can do more average damage per round than any of the other combat feats for non-scoundrels. No penalty to attack means that you will hit more often for more damage. The chance to stun is merely icing on the cake, and is great for crowd control. The main weakness of this feat is the reliance on chance. Also this is not the most effective feat for single saber wielders. Additionally this is the easiest feat to make an inefficient build from, due to the difficulty in optimizing the damage output of this feat. The force power Master Speed and a high strength is required to make the most of this feat. Click Here for more information on how to maximize the effectiveness of this feat.

This feat has the potential to do more damage than any other feat if one is a scoundrel guardian. Also the most powerful feat if you focus on single light sabers and have mid to high strength. This is a must have for scoundrels. Any who wield Double-bladed lightsabers should use this feat unless they have low strength. Combining this feat with Master Speed and dual-wielding can grant a total of 5 attacks in a single round! The main weakness of this feat is that it does not get more powerful as you upgrade it. Also for those that use two lightsabers rather than a double-bladed lightsaber, this is actually weaker than the other two feats. Finally this feat is weak to damage reduction, as it does not increase damage directly. This feat is most effective with at least a mid level of strength and high damage weapons. Click Here for more information on how to maximize the effectiveness of this feat.

One of the most underrated combat feats, it is actually quite powerful in its own right. The bonus to damage is doubled when you get a critical hit. With Master Speed and an offhand attack this can add 40 damage in a single round, not to mention what happens when you get a critical hit! Characters with low strength or weapons with low damage will benefit most from this feat. Those wielding two one-handed weapons will find this quite effective and the Keen property fits very well with this feat. The main weakness of this feat is that the damage bonus is purely additive. Thus characters with high strength are less likely to find use for this feat, especially at later levels where more powerful weapons and crystal are available. Also the cost to your attack bonus is the highest of any of the combat feats. This means that enemies with high AC will be more likely to avoid being hit altogether by this feat. Click Here for more information on how to maximize the effectiveness of this feat.

Due to the fact that other attacks are sacrifices, this is the weakest of the ranged combat feats. While it can outperform Power Blast in certain circumstances, it will invariably fall behind Rapid Shot in those circumstances. The only thing going for it is the chance to stun, but as that is modified by intelligence, there is a good chance that enemies will make their saving throw, as intelligence is one of the harder attributes to increase. This feat is not recommended for any characters, with the possible exception of Mission. Due to her low attack bonus the other feats can hurt her chance to hit the enemy, which this feat does not do. Since she does little damage either way, using sniper shot to help disable the enemies can allow her to hit more often once they are disabled. At that point she should switch to another combat feat, such as Rapid Shot. In either case this feat need not be upgraded.

This is by far the most powerful ranged combat feat for gun-toting Jedi. Especially powerful for those that multiclass from scoundrels, using rapid shot dual-wielding can give up to 5 sneak attacks in a round! Note that unlike the other two ranged combat feats, the offhand weapon damage is applied as normal, and so it is best to use two powerful blasters. Aside from that it is also good for other members of your party. This feat works well with the more powerful heavy weapons for those that have access to the Yavin Station, making it an ideal choice for Canderous.

Due to the fact that master speed does not work with this feat, it is not an ideal choice fore blaster wielding Jedi. However for characters that do not have access master speed, (Carth comes to mind) this feat does the most damage, even with powerful weapons. This primarily because the extra attack from rapid shot does not do 20 extra damage on average, and there is no way of increasing blaster damage via attributes. However as this feat has a 2 attack per round cap, when master speed is cast rapid shot easily out does this feat. This is a good choice for NPC's in your party who dual-wield blasters, but Jedi should stay clear.

For all those that want to truly dish out massive amounts of damage this is the feat to upgrade. Without this feat hitting enemies is very difficult, and makes two weapon fighting nigh impossible. While this feat does not start out useful at character creation, its usefulness greatly increases upon upgrading it once. The penalty becomes manageable, at which point one should dual-wield full-time.

This is a useful feat for all those that want AC over extra damage. Consulars will do well to take this feat, as an increased attack bonus also means that more blaster fire is deflected. This feat is a must for those that will not be dual-wielding. This feat is especially useful early on in the game when one has a low AC and attack bonus.

For all defense oriented Jedi this is a very useful line of feats. Deflected blaster fire can be returned and damage the enemy, and for Consulars with their naturally low VP count, every deflected attack helps. They should invest and upgrade this feat as soon as possible. For all others this feat does not take priority, but if they have any leftover feats, they can increase this if they wish.

This is a great feat that gets more powerful as you do. Adding 1 VP per level is nice, but I find the damage reduction to be more useful. All tanks should have this upgraded to improved toughness at the very least. Zaalbar needs this feat to survive seeing that he has neither high dexterity nor the ability to wear armor. It is not necessary for Consulars, though if you have leftover feats I would take this to improved if at all possible for all of my characters.

This feat will never become obsolete as increased saving throws are always helpful. At later stages in the game this can really help as missing a saving throw can be the difference between life and death. If you have any feats left over, and don't know what to do with them this is not a bad feat tree to invest in. Upgrading this feat is not necessary as you can immediately reap the benefits. Level 3 scouts who don't know what to do with their extra feat may do well to choose this one.

If you do not have access to Yavin Station, this set of feats is not critical. It is mildly useful, but not a necessity. However if you do have access, I would strongly suggest that you upgrade this feat as soon as possible. The implants available can be very powerful, and are recommended for your main character. Others that have extra feats, such as Carth and Canderous may also want to take a few tier of this feat.

As a rule if you don't start with proficiency it is best to leave that weapon for others. The only weapon proficiency feat not granted automatically is the heavy weapon feat, and if you don't start with it, why take proficiency in it when you can do more with what you have.

This is a rather useful feat. One should try to take weapon focus in whatever weapon they are going to use most often. This applies to all character who have enough feats to do so. While not the most useful feat, it is far from useless, and can help hit those enemies with high AC. This feat is especially helpful early on when one has a low attack bonus. If one is going to eventually use lightsabers, it is best to hold off taking this feat in anything else.

This is a very useful feat, and all guardians should take this feat to increase damage done by lightsabers. Soldiers that will use another weapon should take specialization if they can, though soldiers that multiclass into Jedi are not the best choice for dual blaster wielders. Soldiers that will eventually wield a lightsaber should not waste their feats on taking weapon specialization in anything else.

This set of feats should for the most part be ignored. While it is useful until you get your Jedi Class, it is not worth upgrading. Much of the armor you get up until that point is light armor. There is almost nothing that a Jedi needs to equip that has an armor proficiency requirement.

The only potentially useful item, the Sith Mask requires Heavy armor Proficiency, and as such that means you'll have to blow a few feats just for a measly 1 point of regeneration every 6 seconds. The only exception I can see is in the case where a scout multiclasses to a counselor. Upgrading this feat to be able to equip the Sith Mask might not be too bad of an Idea.

In any other case however there is almost no benefit to be derived from taking missing armor proficiencies. The most useful Jedi force powers are all restricted by armor, and Jedi robes provide enough protection, especially once one increases their dexterity.

This set of feats is vital for droids, and since they get these feats automatically it is quite nice. If you do plan on using your droids at all, you will know the importance of giving them good gear, which they cannot equip without the proper feat.

T3M4 and Mission might find this feat useful, but otherwise I would stay away.

Perhaps the most useful feat in the bunch, as it increases three skills, but neither treat injury nor awareness are important, and while persuade cannot be increased with gear, it should already be high enough to get you through conversations. A mere 3 points is not enough to get you past high persuade checks if you haven't already invested points in it.

T3M4 is about the only one who will find this useful. While it is true that those that start as soldiers can benefit from this feat if they wish to have access to the side quest granted by it those feats are better spent elsewhere. Even at max it only grants a +3, which is nowhere near enough to help out a soldier. This means you flush 3 feats down the drain for a skill that you will hardly ever use, this is definitely not worth it.

Honestly, this is a rather useless feat. While it sounds good, there are no camouflaged opponents. Usually it is you that is attacking and surprising opponents, and as such it gets no usage in that manner. Saves against grenades are not bad, but as grenades quickly become obsolete, the usefulness of this feat is severely limited.

Identical to Jedi sense, but applies to Scoundrels instead.

This is one of the most powerful feats, and can increase damage dealt by a Jedi to incredible proportions. With this feat it is entirely possible to exceed an average damage of 300 per round! That's average damage, not maximum, which gives it the potential to be the highest damage dealing build. While it only works when the enemy is debilitated, there are many methods of doing so and that should not present a problem. This is reason alone for choosing a scoundrel as your starting class.

This is the feat that allows Jedi to survive, despite not wearing any form of armor. This is constantly in effect, and stacks with all other AC bonuses. This bonus remains useful the entire game for as your AC increases as you level. As enemies also become stronger, this increased AC is vital for survival.

This is one of my favorite Jedi abilities, as it allows attacks from any distance. Scoundrels will particularly love this as this grants them an automatic sneak attack. While it is not the highest damage dealing attack in the game, it does increase your attack bonus, so if you are having trouble hitting the enemy it is worth trying this by running away first.

Another useful feat, Jedi sentinels are very difficult to debilitate. You could say that they are natural enemies of those that want to do sneak attacks. When fully upgraded, these Jedi are completely immune to all mind-affecting powers and stasis powers that are not script induced. The only things that can debilitate them besides death, is force choke and force whirlwind, which are not mind affecting powers. This makes sentinels hard to take down.

A vital feat for any who do most of their damage through force powers, it makes their powers very difficult to resist. It is only available to Consulars, which makes them the undisputed masters of any and all force powers. Enemies are generally less likely to make their saving rolls by approximately 20%, and when you are casting force storm upon large groups, this makes a large difference.

Identical to Jedi sense, but applies to Droids instead.

This feat is automatically granted upon receiving your Jedi class. This allows your main character to use far more force powers than normal for a low level Jedi, which is especially useful when you first become a Jedi.

There is no use for this feat, though it has a major influence on the story.

While it does allow her to cloak all of the other rules for cloaking still apply. As Stealth is a cross-class skill for her she will never be very proficient with it.

This is the only reason why Zaalbar can survive a fight without armor. Consider giving him the toughness line of feats to make his survival even more likely.

Not much to be said here, as his skill at using blasters is rather pathetic.

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