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While I do like some ideas, the execution is a bit unbalanced. The Unleashed feat is a bit unbalanced to begin with, but many of your suggested feats grant the same access to those abilities, and other powers as well!

If you want to write up some feats that build on the Unleashed feat that is fine, but they should each grant one benefit and all have the Unleashed feat as a prerequisite, and anything else you see fit. Try writing them out in the same maner as the feats in the SECR. That will make judging the feats on a scale where Force Training is the counterweight, so much easier. Why Force Training you may ask, but as some players want to take that feat as often as possible, it is a god comparison. If it is much better then that, then it is probably too strong...

EDIT: Edited for clarity.

IMHO game balancing stands separately than supplementary-variant rules. This because there is delicate veilright here, and it the end, it depends entirely on your viewpoint --if you haven't somehow afforded a better view on Force Unleashed material, other than the role-playing source (like FU video-games 1 and 2, the comic and novel for example) its normally expected that you couldn't possibly understand these abilities to the extend of their optimal efficiency.

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I'm wondering if you could point out what is specially unbalancing from your opinion, it appears you have some sense of ruling im just beginning to understand; because i cannot see how this ruling could be dangerous to any campaign...whether used by players or GM alike, even defiant to extraordinary narrative as the ruling appears...

Actually, I don't think that these would be dangerous to a campaign. No more dangerous then the Unleashed feat is to begin with. This is because that in my view, the ability to use Unleashed powers and abilities are the best part of these feats. I also like that you add a few extra uses for FP in some of the feats.

Some of the uses for DP are on the other hand weak. Yes, I'm looking at you: When any of your attack hits, you deal additional damage equal to one-half your level. Until the end of your next turn. That in not so strong, not unless you use area effect powers. Compare this with the Waveform talent and any talent or weapon that let you add the effect of a FP both to the attack and to the damage. Something that let you add a FP to both Use the Force and the damage of the attack, that would be a cool Feat indeed. Even if that feat had Force Training and Unleashed as prerequisites I would consider spending a rare level based feat slot on picking it up.

To me there is always a important choice, what to do with my level based feat slots. One common choice; at least if playing a force-user, is to pick up force training. A viable alternative if allowed, is to pick up the Unleashed feat instead. My problem here, is that if you want Unleashed and Force Training you have to make a choice. But with your Unleashed Training, you give away Unleashed for free. As the requirements are not very taxing, there is no reason to make this choice ever again. I think my problem with this is of the same type as the problem some people have with the Imperial Knights infamous talent that that gives you the effects of 2 good talents at the price of one... So, if you want to grant the use of Unleashed powers for free, you just go ahead and do that to all the PC in a campaign. But do it as a separate house-rule.

Other things that would be cool: Something that lets you convert 5 FP to one DP; feats that add extra Unleashed options that uses force powers that don't have a unleashed variant yet, or that let you use otherwise mundane feat in a new or stronger way at the cost of a DP; a way to spend more then one FP a turn; anything else that has a similar feel as the unleashed powers already in existence. 

Cool, but i have a small of topic question if I may:
What is "veilright"?

Whenever I encounter a word that I don't know what it means, I try to look it up. Now I have a hard time finding out the meaning!

Thanks to some input by Merch_1, and to some playtesting; I had the opportunity to elaborate on some of those Force Unleashed feats. Here I thought just wanted to let you see my opinion and maybe receive further counseling around.

Unleashed training: You learn one or more Force powers and may use the Force in an outstanding manner. Prerequisites: Force Sensitivity, trained in the Use the Force Skill, Skill Focus (use the Force). Benefit: You add to your Force power suite a number of Force powers equal to 1 + your Charisma modifier (minimum 1). You can't add the same power more than once.  Additionally, if you have the Force Sensitivity feat, you also gain access to Force Unleashed abilities (see page 89 of the Force Unleashed campaign Guide). Special: You can take this feat more than once. Each time you take this fear, you add to your Force suite a number of new Force powers equal to one plus your charisma modifier. If your Charisma permanently increases, you immediately gain a number of Force powers equal to the number of Unleashed Training feats you have taken.
Normal: You can only learn Force Powers using the Force Training Feat, with your Wisdom modifier, however, you may select the same power more than once if doing so. Additionally, you can only gain access to Unleashed abilities by taking the Unleashed feat.

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Reason:  Illustrate Unleashed Abilities with already familiar game-ruling. Note that having Charisma as your alternative is very useful to singular individuals.

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Alternative to Force Unleashed , and to some extend Force Training.

Unleashed Surge: You can perform additional actions in a round and stand apart from others, when using the Force. Prerequisites: Force Sensitivity, trained in the Use the Force Skill, Skill Focus (use the Force) and Ability to use Force Secrets and Techniques or Unleashed. Benefit: You can spend a Destiny point as a free action to gain an immediate standard action, or a Force Point to receive and immediate move or swift action. In addition, by expending all your remaining force points; your next Use the Force check automatically overcomes one of your adversary's defenses, it also moves the target an additional -2 steps along the condition track (regardless of whether the effect exceeds the targets damage threshold) and, furthermore, you deal additional damage if your check relates to a damaging effect: multiply the damage dealt by 2.

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Reason:  Illustrate Unleashed Abilities with innovative Game mechanics.

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Alternative to Debilitating Force Secret , and to some extend Debilitating Force Secret compensating for Saga's advantage to resourcefully negate force effects at high and top levels.

Heroic Surge: You can perform additional actions in a round by using the Force to your advantage in a peculiar way. Benefit: On your turn, you can spend a Destiny point as a free action to gain an immediate standard action, or a Force Point to receive and immediate move or swift action. In addition, you also gain access to Unleashed abilities, but not Unleashed Force Abilities. Special: If you have the Force Sensitivity feat, you also gain access to Force Unleashed abilities (see page 89 of the Force Unleashed campaign Guide).
Normal: You can only gain access to Unleashed abilities by taking the Unleashed feat.

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Reason:  Illustrate Unleashed Abilities with already familiar game-ruling.

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Alternative to Force Unleashed , and to some extend Mobile Combatant  talent and compensate for  Surge force power. And similarly, the option of expending a DP to act out of turn...