Type: General
Source: Web
You rely on your charm and physical good looks to keep you safe from harm
Prerequisite: Fey
Benefit: At 1st level, you may use your Charisma modifier instead of your Constitution modifier to determine bonus hit points. At each level thereafter, you use your Constitution modifier normally to determine bonus hit points, but you also gain +1 hit point for every point of permanent Charisma you gain. In addition, Charisma increases can retroactively increase the bonus hit points from your first level.
Should you suffer any Charisma decreases, your bonus hit points from your first level also decrease, and you lose any extra bonus hit points you have gained from Charisma increases. These hit point decreases persist for as long as your Charisma decrease lasts.
Example: Suppose Pinsom starts out at 1st level with a Charisma score of 15. Pinsom gets +2 bonus hit points at first level (because his Charisma modifier is +2). When he reaches 4th level, Pinsom add +1 to his Charisma score, giving him a Charisma modifier of +3. Pinsom gains +1 hit from his first hit die (due to his increased Charisma modifier) and +1 bonus hit point because he has added a point of Charisma. If Pinsom later takes 3 points of Charisma damage, his Charisma score drops to 13. He now gets only +1 hit from his first hit die (a net loss of 2 hit points) and he loses the +1 hit point he gained from adding a point of Charisma at 4th level, for a total loss of 3 hit points.
Special: Your Constitution modifier determines your bonus hit points at every character level.
Normal: You may take this feat only as a 1st-level character.