Recent content by morikal

What about druid multi-classing? Seems like with the wis score & the martial arts you'd be able to do decent Druid spellcasting + go nutso with unarmed attacks? (Can still use dex for unarmed attacks in shapeshifted form & use martial arts type stuff?)

But no other power which has "Two attacks" in it breaks it out like that... ie: Twin strike does not say Two Attacks First attack: Dex vs AC, 1[w] dmg Second attack: Dex vs AC, 1[w] dmg It just lists the attack. You repeat the body of the attack twice. I guess what I don't see in the...

I'm still not seeing the 3-attacks reasoning... If you read Two attacks Hit: ... Secondary Attack: ... as: Make 2 primary attacks. If (either | both) hit, make a secondary attack Then, how would you indicate 4 attacks, 2 primary and 2 secondary, should take place? (ie: if the model used...

If you have the Adventurer's Vault, then even if you don't think you need the extra healing surges for survival over a long adventuring day, you could sure use them on potions of clarity. Elven Accuracy, possibly multiple times per encounter, with a bonus on the reroll, for the cost of a healing...

While that is fine for a house rule, I must point out that such an interpretation is not supported by the text... See my earlier post in this thread. EDIT: My apologies if I offended anyone by saying "that is fine for a house rule". I will review the rules of polite behavior. (I was going off...

huh? (I haven't read about the issue with versatile, what is it?)

I don't think he read to much into it... seems pretty clear they are 2 separate effects. 1) You mark the enemy until the end of the encounter 2) Additionally, the next time that enemy does certain things, you get an OA against it. Once you've taken your OA, that effect of warpriest's challenge...

I can see how there may be confusion between the 3 attack and 4 attack crowd... here is my take: Powers are laid out in a certain way throughout the book: indented secondary attack entries under a "Hit" entry are conditional upon the hit. If a power says "two attacks," under the "attack"...