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+SOURCELONG:My Campaign	SOURCESHORT:My	SOURCEWEB:http://www.mywebsite.com	SOURCEDATE:2008-01
+
+#insert your data here
+
+#Every line that starts with a '#' is a comment. You may want to remove these comments, if you use this file to set up
+#your own data. Remember not to put the '#' at the start of your own data, as PCGen would see it as a comment only.
+#
+#When Running PCGen, you can select "Help > Documentation > List Files > List File Tag Index > Feat File tags" to find
+#out how the tags in the feats file work. Some of the tags used here are global tags. You will see an alphabetical
+#listing of all PCGen tags to the left of the documentation window. You can find the global tags there as well.
+#
+#
+#
+#
+#####1st Example
+
+#Skill Focus		CATEGORY:FEAT	TYPE:General		DESC:See Text		MULT:YES	CHOOSE:SKILLSNAMED|TYPE.Strength|TYPE.Dexterity|TYPE.Constitution|TYPE.Intelligence|TYPE.Wisdom|TYPE.Charisma		BONUS:SKILL|LIST|3		SOURCEPAGE:Feats
+
+#####
+#Each feat takes one line and the first field must be the feat's name. In the Example the name of the feat is Skill Focus.
+#When naming feats you should only use parentheses at the end of the name if the name is not duplicated elsewhere. This is
+#because of how PCGen names feats which can be taken multiple times. For example, the Feat Weapon Focus when taken will display
+#as Weapon Focus(Dagger). Another example is Armor Proficiency (Light), there is no feat named Armor Proficiency so this name
+#is fine. What is happening is when PCGen finds a feat with parentheses that duplicates the name of another feat it assumes
+#that feat is an instance of the one without parentheses and does not display the one with parentheses.
+#
+#The TYPE tag is holding a . (period) delimited list of the types the feat is.
+#
+#The DESC tag is used to hold the description of the Feat. In our files we usually keep the description brief, so the user
+#still need to own the book to make use of the data, but for your personal files can get as elaborate as you want there.
+#
+#The MULT tag determines if a feat can be taken multiple times. If the value is set to YES, then you MUST also use a CHOOSE
+#tag.
+#
+#The CHOOSE tag must be paired with a MULT:YES tag in feats for it to work properly. It will display a popup window that asks
+#for a selection according to what is being called for. There is a multitude of existing CHOOSE tags in PCGen. If you are
+#looking into the documentation under List File Tag Index, you can find them listed under the topic "CHOOSE tags".
+#
+#The BONUS tags are a group of similar tags, that grant some form of Bonus to another already existing tag. To read a description
+#of them, look in the List File Tag Index under the topic "Bonus tags".
+#
+#The SOURCEPAGE tag can be used to hold a reference to where you can find the feat. This will be displayed in PCGen.