Me and one of my players are going over the characters. We noticed that the bloodlines provide bonus feats but it isn't stated what level they can get it. Thus I am not sure on how they acquire the feats. Do they get all those bonus feats at the beginning or do you get it when they level up and get one of the bonus feats on the level they normally get a feat?
[RPG] How do the Sorcerer Bloodline Feats work
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Best Answer
The Sorcerer table (the one which also lists spells known) has a column named Special which mentions the levels at which you acquire a bloodline feat. You pick up a new feat from within your Bloodline's feats list at 7th, 13th and 19th level. Like the description says
Naturally, as a bonus feat, this is picked up independently of regular progression: this doesn't use up feat slots you'd gain normally, you get it in addition to those.