Some Feats belong to no one in particular; others are the inheritance of a Tradition — a body of knowledge passed down as a unified practice.
Branching paths
A Tradition is a tree of Feats. Its first Feat is often Passive, granting the foundational mechanics of the practice (a mage's spellbook, a fencer's opening stances). From there, branches diverge — dive deep for power, or sample widely for versatility.
How they're learned
Some Traditions are widespread and easily picked up (Smithing); others require dedicated institutions, a community, or a sparring partner. Secret Traditions are guarded, invite-only, and often as dangerous to learn as to practise.
Browse them all
See every published tradition in the Traditions reference.