Toughness not available for selection on level up

[aaronmv]

Just noticed that Toughness feat isn't available for level up on my level 2 party. It doesn't show up even in the unavailable list of feats.

Has anyone else encountered this?

[Space]

I have, assumed it was intentional for reasons I dont understand.

Figured it was a level 1 only feat or something... No idea if I'm right or wrong.

[[14e] Rigolax]

I find myself confused. I wanted to get Toughness on my Dwarven Warrior (In order to prepare for Stalward Defender) but it seems it doesn't appear in the feat list available. It was at level 1. Why is that ?

[Propsken]

...you don't get a feat slot at level 2?
You get a character feat every odd level (1, 3, 5, 7...), and some classes get specific feats at certain other levels (Fighters get a bonus combat feat at every even level, for instance). An average level 2 party would, indeed, not get Toughness as a choice, since they wouldn't get a choice, period. If it's a class-based bonus feat, not all classes have Toughness as one of their choices.
Other than that, it might just be a bug. I'd say analyze the situation better, and if you're certain it's a bug, report it and send the devs your save file so they can properly look into it?

[Entropie]

Make sure that the chars dont already have it, Amiri for example has it already automatically on level 1.

[Grifta]

It sounds like you have a Fighter, and he's getting his Level 2 Bonus Combat Feat.

Unfortunately Toughness is not a Combat Feat. It's a General Feat. Pick something else for Level 2, and it will be on your list for Level 3 (all feats available that you can take)

*Edit* Oh, this is from weeks ago. Who keeps digging up these old threads? :P

[Ghiron]

Not a bug. You don' get a feat at level 2 unless you're a Fighter, then you get a bonus combat feat. Toughness isn't a combat feat. So you can take it at level 3.

[[14e] Rigolax]

Thank you Grifta and Ghiron. Yes, my Dwarf is a Fighter. So that's cool if I can get Toughness at level 3.
Concerning digging up an old thread, better this than creating a new one that asks the same. Plus, it now adds a crystal clear answer. Cheers mates