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I keep seeing complaints about skill challenges (and DCs/defenses in general) being too easy/too hard. I've read through some detailed math that shows the system is flawed, and it makes a compelling argument. This seems strange to me. How could such a flawed system make it through playtesting...

What are the rules (if any) for disrupting spellcasting in 4e? I assume casting a spell still provokes opportunity attacks from adjacent enemies, but do you lose the spell if you're hit? Are there rules like Concentration in 3.X?

In light of the new 4e Wizard losing out on Necromancy, it looks like we'll be getting a full-fledged Necromancer class sometime in the future (unless the Warlock kills him and takes his stuff). I've never been satisfied with Necromancers in previous editions. In actual play, they always felt...