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There's no requirement that you use elven accuracy when you miss; one of the more ingenious uses of the ability is to drop an area of effect spell on a bunch of enemies surrounding an ally, and then reroll against the ally if you hit.

It's really not that bad, you just search for "Strength" "Constitution" "Dexterity" "Intelligence" "Wisdom" and "Charisma" in turn. I made the mistake of initially searching for the word "modifier" but there's a few that are actually unabbreviated in the attack descriptor, i.e. they say...

Considering that crafting your own alchemical items is strictly worse than shopping at the local Alchemist's shop where he apparently sells everything at cost and makes it up in volume, I guess there's not really a problem.

Ander's cards (with a few exceptions, mostly in Warlord powers) abbreviate references to "Wisdom Modifier" with "Wis," "Intelligence Modifier" with "Int," and so on. This isn't a big deal after the first time you look at a power and say "There's no way this power is that good," check the rest of...

If the PDFs are opening in your browser window instead of coming up with a download dialog there should be a save icon in the toolbar at the top of the PDF.

The Enchant Magic Item ritual exists primarily so that if the DM says "Magic items are too special to be purchased in shops" the players 1) have a way to obtain magic items that don't show up in loot and 2) have something to do with all the monetary wealth they acquire.

The number of people confused and upset about rage strike suggests that there is a key distinction. The first time you read the rage strike statblock, it isn't clear what it does, when it does what it does, or why you would need it to do what it does. Once you grind on it for a while you have a...

Making it an effect isn't exactly what you're going for since effects apply whether the attack hits or misses, but I like the idea of scrapping Rage Strike and rolling it into the powers, i.e tack something like this onto the end: Special: If you are already raging when you use this evocation...

The reason creating NPCs is abbreviated is so that they take less time to prepare and are manageable in a combat where the DM is also controlling a handful of other monsters, not because giving them more powers (from lower levels, no less) makes them too powerful. I'd recommend against adjusting...

I had kind of been under the impression that you could only sustain one effect at a time, so I checked the PHB and on p. 278 it says "You can sustain an effect once per turn." I can see this being interpreted in one of two ways: A) It doesn't matter if you have enough actions to sustain...

By the time you're fighting things that big, you're that awesome.