Perfect Two-Weapon Fighting

If you don't take 21 levels of Ranger, you need 25 Dex for this feat.

That means either

1. You start with 18 and put all 7 level-up points into it, taking it at
29th level

2. You start with 20 (must be a race that gets +2 Dex) and put 5
level-up points into it, taking it at 21.

3. You put extra points into it somehow.

I'm interested in #3. I know you can take the Great Dexterity feat - but
only after level 21.

Are there any other ways to boost your Dex to meet this requirement? If
it was 25 STR I needed I could take 10 levels of RDD, but 25 seems
almost impossible.

Are there any items which grant permanent stat boosts? (I'm thinking of
the Manual Of Gainful Exercise and the like, from Baldur's Gate.)

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On Fri, 19 Dec 2008 01:23:34 +0000, Magnate <no.thanks RemoveThis @not.now> wrote:

>If you don't take 21 levels of Ranger, you need 25 Dex for this feat.
>
>That means either
>
>1. You start with 18 and put all 7 level-up points into it, taking it at
>29th level
>
>2. You start with 20 (must be a race that gets +2 Dex) and put 5
>level-up points into it, taking it at 21.
>
>3. You put extra points into it somehow.
>
>I'm interested in #3. I know you can take the Great Dexterity feat - but
>only after level 21.
>
>Are there any other ways to boost your Dex to meet this requirement? If
>it was 25 STR I needed I could take 10 levels of RDD, but 25 seems
>almost impossible.
>
>Are there any items which grant permanent stat boosts? (I'm thinking of
>the Manual Of Gainful Exercise and the like, from Baldur's Gate.)

Yup, there are instantaneous (not permanent, that could be diseplled!)
stat-boosting items up to +5.

You also could do it with an item but you would lose the use of the
feat if you didn't have the item.