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For whatever it is worth, here is a link to the actual post: Twitter / Wizards_DnD: @cordaxmike RAW, no - the ...

You gain the condition when an event gives you the condition. Once you have a condition you may save against the condition whenever you are able to make a save (using a power, at the end of a turn, an ally gives you a save etc.). There is nothing to suggest that you do not gain a condition...

If we take your definition of the rules, then you can drop armor as a free action. You are adding lines to the PHB that dont exist. A held item is held, and equipped item is equipped. The PHB says that you can drop a held item with a free action. It does not give rules for dropping an...

Based on what? Opportunity actions and immediate actions are completely separate.

You are wielding a one handed weapon, right? It should look like this (with other stuff like armor, etc.) at the bottom of the shop tab.

You cant have extra healing without initial healing because then it wouldnt be extra. The power doesnt say "When you use a power with the healing keyword, one of the targets gain 1d6 HP," it says extra healing. I am pretty sure you wont find anything in the books that makes this point...

Yes.

Do any? The PHB says: Any temp HP that only lasted 5 min wouldnt be as good as the base temp HP presented in the PHB.

For what it is worth, I think it is. Passive perception is still a check and is still affected by modifiers. When listening through a wall the DC is increased by 10 (PHB page 187) and I see know reason why it shouldnt apply to a stealth check vs passive perception as well.

Yes. First: your opponent being blinded (the condition) does not automatically make you hidden (the status) or invisible (the status). You must still roll a stealth check vs your opponents passive perception to become hidden and invisible. You must do this at the end of a move action. If...

Yes, you would have knocked over the lamp if you did not make a stealth check. The stealth check is to try and avoid knocking over the lamp. You can replace knocking over a lamp with leaving a foot print, leaving a distinctive smell, making a distinctive sound, etc. You will do those things...

Not true. If it was true then this whole section that comes after the rules for total concealment ("you can’t see the target") wouldn't make much sense: PHB page 281 You need line of effect for everything unless the power you are using specifically says it just needs LOS, etc. If when you are...

The rules quote is on page 73. I wrote 42 for some reason, but the actual rule is on page 73. My above post has been edited to reflect that.

DMG page 73 So a level one skill challenge with a complexity of 1 and DCs set to 15 would award 150xp.

How about some math? Low Monster Defense (Brute & Artillery): Level+12 Med. Monster Defense (Skirmisher, Lurker, Controller): Level+14 High Monster Defense (Soldier) Level+16 Fighter Starting Attack Bonus: 4 (STR) + 2 or 3 (proficiency) + 1 (Weapon Talent) = 7 or 8 Rogue Starting Attack...