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One ally would definitely be an improvement to the power. Playing through Trollhaunt as well, level 13. And really, our adventuring day tends to end more from running out of daylight than surges or dailies. Granted there's 6 of us on a good day, including 2ish leaders. I'm not sure I can...

No, I caught that... I was purposefully not considering it, 'cuz it's just as broken as you say it is if that's allowed. Life Transference is so crazy. Good call on Cleric of Melora though, I was wondering if there was any other encounter power regeneration.

So, I noticed this interaction the other day. It seems like a Longtooth Shifter Cleric with Life Transference can heal nearly the entire party to full, without spending any healing surges. It only requires taking 3-4 extra short rests. If I'm reading things right, I could use Life...

I play a decent amount of MtG. WotC does in fact issue errata on older cards. (They've changed the creature type on a ridiculous number of old cards for no good reason) And much like they're doing now with the DDI, the erratas are often as not fairly random and only posted in their version of...

If you want to encourage players to rest without their armor, instead of applying a penalty if they don't.. Why not give a small "well rested" bonus if they do take off the armor? ie. Instead of losing a healing surge if you sleep in armor, why not gain a healing surge if you don't sleep in...

One of the guys I game with spent about 3 months failing to threaten a crit on a 15-20, so I picked up a blank d20 and a Drimmel and made him a d20 that was just numbered 16-20 four times. The DM let him use it for one session, but I'm not sure it's seen the light of day since.

I'd agree with you completely if it was a secondary Effect. But it's part of the Hit entry. Hence the confusion.

A buddy of mine is starting a Swordmage and wants to take both Greenflame Blade and Burning Blade. Then he asks me how the interact, since Greenflame Blade does Str. mod in fire damage to adjacent enemies. I'm sure the 1W+INT turns into 1W+INT+STR. I assume the STR to adjacent turns into 2xSTR...

It's not exactly that the fighter's mark is the basic mark. There's not a 'mark' per say. Things give you the "marked" condition. It's described on pg 277 of the PHB.

I was looking at the Xp/level chart in the PHB, and it goes in chunks of 4 levels too. It also seems to change to a different formula from level 22 up. Up to level 21, it looks like the formula for the amount of Xp you need to gain to get to the next level is...

I think you've got a really good idea there, but I think there's a simpler way. Consider 2 facts.* 1) The sale price of an item is 1/5 of its purchase price. 2) The sale price of an item is the purchase price of an item 5 levels lower. This gives a repeating pattern where every for 5 item...

Can it be correct though? If it affects you at thrice the strength in addition to the original effect, isn't 3+1=4 and you end up affected quadruply? And if you're affected 1x, 3x and 4x... the only amount you can be affected, that they're all equal is zero.

Mostly from 10th. A couple from Lorwyn block.

I got mine. 2x 30 card decks, one red, the other green. Maybe there will be other colors too? 2 uncommons 15-ish commons 13-ish lands (the green deck had 15/13, the red deck had 16/12) Really pretty deck boxes, but they're the 40 card sized boxes. Something to hold limited decks in maybe...

Nope. He's two quarterlings.

There are several cleric dailys that conjure 'knights' I think.. Some that make opportunity attacks, attack on your turn... Some that just stand there and block the way. They could probably be reflavored as raising undead.

I think you missed my point. I'm not saying you ready to move your end of turn. I'm saying move your whole next turn. My suggestion is this: 1: On your turn use buffing power on your turn, giving Party Member 2 +2. 2: Also on your turn use action point to ready an action "When Party Member...

Theoretically, you might be able to shoot your Lance of Faith, then spend an action point to ready an action for after player 2 or player 3 attacks. This should change your initiative enough to keep giving them the bonus in the next round.

I always assumed it was normal damage divided by 2, then add on the vulnerable. I can't really find a rule that says specifically either way though. Maybe someone with stronger search-fu can help?

In the game I've been playing in lately, my lasery cleric reveres the teachings of either St. V'Ger, prophet of Corellon... He appears as a small blinking "star" in Corellon's constellation, and has teachings including the great cycle of on/off and orbital ion strikes.