The Abjurer's Handbook
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Impossible Answer (Ex): At 2nd level, the impossible warrior gains the ability to parry spells, spell-like abilities, and sphere abilities used against him while they are being cast. Whenever such an ability is used against him exclusively, or a successful attack roll is made using such an effect, he may use an immediate action to attempt to counter the effect.
To counter the effect, he makes a magic skill check against the sphere ability using his class level in place of his magical skill bonus. Creatures using spell-like abilities with no listed caster level treat the creature’s HD as their caster level, making their MSD equal to 11 + their HD. Artifacts and deities are unaffected by the impossible warrior’s dispelling abilities.
If successful, the ability does not affect the impossible warrior. Whenever the impossible warrior successfully uses this ability, he absorbs some of the spell or ability. Before the end of his next turn, he must use a move or standard action to disperse this energy, or the ability takes effect on him at the end of his turn as if he had failed to counter it.
If the impossible warrior is helpless, nauseated, pinned, or otherwise unable to make an attack, he can not use this ability. If the impossible warrior is armed with a magic weapon, he may apply its enhancement bonus to his magic skill check.
This replaces the bonus feat gained at 2nd level.
Improbable Strike (Ex): At 6th level, the impossible warrior may use his impossible answer to dispel a spell, spell-like, or sphere effect currently affecting a creature or object. A successful check ends the effect, or suppresses it for 1d4 rounds if it is a permanent effect. The impossible warrior may do this as a standard action, or as a swift action when he hits with a melee attack or uses a combat maneuver on the target creature or object. Using this ability either way does not require the impossible warrior to disperse the spell or ability afterward.
The impossible warrior may target a specific effect if he has identified it, otherwise an effect is randomly chosen if there are multiple effects present. Merely describing the magic accurately is sufficient for them to target a particular magical effect, but if they describe an effect that is not present, then the strike fails to dispel anything.
This replaces the bonus feat gained at 6th level.
Unlikely Response (Ex): At 10th level, the impossible warrior can use his impossible answer to counterspell any spell, spell-like ability, or sphere ability that targets a creature or object within reach, or affects an area that he is within. This is an immediate action, and successfully using this ability negates the effect for all targets that have not yet been affected.
The impossible warrior can now disperse the effect immediately as a free action instead of using an action on his next turn.
This replaces the bonus feat gained at 10th level.
Unbelievable Force (Ex): At 14th level, when the impossible warrior uses improbable strike against a creature or object, he may dispel up to 1d4 effects on the target. He may name any number of effects (after having rolled to determine how many effects he will dispel) and leave the rest to be determined randomly or to have not further effects dispelled.
The impossible warrior may also use his improbable strike to dispel any standing spell, spell-like or sphere ability effect as a standard action by hitting it with a melee attack, even if it is not attached to a creature or object. If used on an illusion or a summoned creature, it is dispelled completely unless it is a permanent effect; called creatures (such as those brought with the Summoning advanced talent of the Conjuration sphere) are not dispelled - magic summoned them, but does not sustain them. Permanent magic effects are suppressed for 1d4 rounds.
This replaces the bonus feat gained at 14th level.
Unreal Riposte (Ex): At 18th level, the impossible warrior may use his impossible answer and unlikely response abilities as a free action usable outside of his turn. In addition, when he counters a spell or ability, he may use an immediate action to cause the spell or ability to affect the creature that originally used the ability as if they had targeted themselves with the ability. Only the original creature is affected, even if the ability or spell countered would have originally affected multiple targets. If the ability originally affected an area, it instead affects an area that includes only the creature that originally used the ability.
This replaces the bonus feat gained at 18th level.