Class Expansions - Feats of Trolling

Sometimes, all you need to have fun with a class for another few months is a few new ideas to tinker around with. Class Expansions is a series of lightweight supplements for The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game that takes a base class and offers alternative class features that, handily enough, each fit on one page or less.

Following in this vein, Class Expansions - Feats of Trolling introduces, funny how this works, feats for the smartass in everyone.

• Black Cat Effect - When anyone near you trips in combat, he takes 1d6 damage.
• Clean Getaway - Immediately move after successfully stealing.
• Disruptive Interjection - When somebody near you makes a Bluff, Diplomacy, or Intimidate check, make an opposed check. If you win, reduce the result of the skill check made by the other individual.
• Embarrassing Critical - Your critical hits cut down the enemy's pants.
• Forever Alone - Your Intimidate checks cause an enemy to be unable to use his teamwork feats.
• Hot Potato - You can snatch and return alchemist bombs and other such explosives without them deactivating.
• Improved Raptor Strike - Your raptor strike deals additional damage and grants a bonus to your AC against the attacks of opportunity it provokes.
• Mocking Dance - A bard can provoke an enemy to attack him in the next round, but the enemy gains a damage bonus for each attack made against him.
• Raptor Strike - A single attack that deals additional fire damage and can knock enemies prone, but provokes an attack of opportunity both before and after damage.
• Slapstick - When an enemy misses you with an attack of opportunity, it provokes an attack of opportunity. The opposite is also true.
• Squirrel Logic - You may immediately move 5 feet directly away from an enemy once per day in response to provoking an attack of opportunity with your movement.
• Sucker Punch - Deal 1d6 bludgeoning damage whenever you successfully feint.
• Utterly Confuse - You can make a Bluff skill check to confuse an enemy.
• Well, Actually... - When somebody near you makes Knowledge check, make an opposed check. If you win, reduce the result of the skill check made by the other individual.
• Wizard Duelist - Challenge an arcane spellcaster to a duel! The first individual to break the rules of the duel loses his ability to cast for 1d4 rounds.