I also have the books [merged] (info on upcomming Power sources and more)

[RandomCitizenX]

Originally Posted by MindWanderer

My request: paragon paths. We've seen a list of them; can someone post the entry requirements and general gist/theme of each?

Also, can someone confirm whether there's exactly one class-specific multiclass feat for each class?

There is only one multi-class feat per class.

All of the paragon paths other than the ranger and warlock ones only have the class as a req. Each warlock pack gets one path, and each ranger fighting style gets two paths. I will try to type up a list of path summaries before I have to leave for family things.

[jedrious]

Originally Posted by cjais

Anyone kind enough to post some high level racial feats?

No epic Tier racial feats

here's a Paragon elf feat
Running Shot [Elf]
Prerequisite: Elf
Benefit: You don’t take any attack penalty to
ranged attacks after you use the run action.

[RandomCitizenX]

Cleric
-Angelic avenger - Angelic esq powers as you act out the will of your god
-Divine oracle - Mouthpiece for your god. Granted with powers prophecy
-Radiant servant -You glow as you become a source of your god's light in the world.
-Warpriest - Priest of battle who's god blesses his weapons

More to come later.

[jaldaen]

I was wondering how zones work? What makes them so different? Are they constant effects? Are there any special rules (besides them being dispellable)? Thanks

[MindWanderer]

Originally Posted by RandomCitizenX

There is only one multi-class feat per class.

All of the paragon paths other than the ranger and warlock ones only have the class as a req. Each warlock pack gets one path, and each ranger fighting style gets two paths.

Nooooo...! It's impossible to pick up a ranger paragon path if you're not a ranger, I guess. So much for that hope. Oh, well, I'm sure one of the cleric PPs will work for my cleric/ranger.

[baberg]

Originally Posted by AllisterH

1. Attribute increase. Is it +1 to 2 stats every 2 levels or every 4 levels?

2. Magic Items. What classic D&D magic items are in the PHB? And, can you give an example of one?

1) +1 to two stats (must be different) at level 4, 8, 14, 18, 24, 28. +1 to all stats at 11, 21.

2) Dancing Weapon, level 20+, (Daily) Minor to make it "float" in midair, sustain floating is also a minor. Attacks are as if you're holding it, but if you don't take an attack in a round it can make an automatic basic attack with reach 2.

[Stalker0]

Other than for certain classes that rely on it, does intelligence give any secondary benefits?

We know it adds to AC, and to int based skills, but does it do anything else? Any cool feats that make having a high int useful?

Are there any feats or abilities that let high level character wear heavy armor and still keep their int or dex bonus to AC?

[jaldaen]

Originally Posted by Stalker0

Other than for certain classes that rely on it, does intelligence give any secondary benefits?

I'd like to know this too

[malcolm_n]

okay, starting with an 18 in a stat, at +1 per 4 levels = 24
Plus 1 to all stats at 11 and 21 = 26
so the Feats with 27 required are Racial maybe?

[Brown Jenkin]

Originally Posted by malcolm_n

okay, starting with an 18 in a stat, at +1 per 4 levels = 24
Plus 1 to all stats at 11 and 21 = 26
so the Feats with 27 required are Racial maybe?

With a starting point buy of 17 in the stat.

[ForbidenMaster]

Originally Posted by malcolm_n

okay, starting with an 18 in a stat, at +1 per 4 levels = 24
Plus 1 to all stats at 11 and 21 = 26
so the Feats with 27 required are Racial maybe?

30/4=7
+1 at 11
+1 at 21

so its 18+7+1+1=27

In addition to ratial.

[Family]

How long does it take to make a Char?

[Lobo Lurker]

17 + 8 = 25. That's 2 points shy of the prereq. With an 18 and an attribute bonus (racial) then you can meet that prereq.

Maybe there's a magic item that will boost a stat by +2 in such a way as to allow you to qualify for a feat w/out breaking the combat model.

[The Little Raven]

Originally Posted by MindWanderer

Nooooo...! It's impossible to pick up a ranger paragon path if you're not a ranger, I guess. So much for that hope. Oh, well, I'm sure one of the cleric PPs will work for my cleric/ranger.

I'm pretty sure someone said that having a multiclass feat for a class qualifies you as being a member of that class for prerequisites, so you can pick up ranger feats and ranger PPs if you have the ranger multiclass feat. Not 100% sure, though.

[MindWanderer]

Originally Posted by Mourn

I'm pretty sure someone said that having a multiclass feat for a class qualifies you as being a member of that class for prerequisites, so you can pick up ranger feats and ranger PPs if you have the ranger multiclass feat. Not 100% sure, though.

Well, yes... you count as being a ranger, but you don't count as being a ranger with the two-weapon fighting style. So a cleric could take Kensei, but not Stormwarden.

[Kobold Avenger]

What can some of the really powerful magical implements do beyond giving bonuses to attack and damage and adding to criticals?

Are the Staff of Power or Staff of the Magi now implements?

[ForbidenMaster]

Originally Posted by Mourn

I'm pretty sure someone said that having a multiclass feat for a class qualifies you as being a member of that class for prerequisites, so you can pick up ranger feats and ranger PPs if you have the ranger multiclass feat. Not 100% sure, though.

A character who has taken a class-specific multiclass feat counts as a member of that class for the purpose of meeting prerequisites for taking other feats and qualifying for paragon paths. For example, a character who takes Initiate of the Faith counts as a cleric for the purpose of selecting feats that have cleric as a prerequisite. These feats can qualify you for other feats; for example, a warlock who takes Sneak of Shadows can use the rogue’s Sneak Attack class feature, which means that he meets the prerequisite for the Backstabber feat

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/4ex/20080430a

[Andur]

I'm just going to say that jedrious posts look alot more like cut and paste than they do typing of stat-blocks...

Why else
would one
type like
this?

[Scribble]

Does the PHB have a "what is roleplaying" section???

This was something I thought 3e was missing.

[Scribble]

Also, can anyone who has them perhaps list the chapters of the 3 books? I know it's a bunch of work but... consider it your paymwent for being luckier then us.