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The closest thing I can think of is the "Dark Wanderer" epic destiny. They have an ability at 24th level that lets them walk anywhere in the cosmos in 24hrs without stopping. It's not exactly "running without getting tired", but it's the closest thing I can think of in 4e.

This looks....interesting. I can definitely see how these builds will be better for new players, since some of the grunt work is being done for you (Ex:It looks like you won't have to read through all the powers to find ones that work with your build; the powers that work with your build are...

I voted yes. I don't have DDI, so what I'm about to say may already be covered, but just in case: What I would really like to see is a digital version of all of the books that gets updated whenever new errata comes out. You buy the digital version ONCE and you get a pdf that automatically...

Sorry, I meant the full books with the errata included. You know, so I don't have to look through the errata whenever I browse through one of the books I bought. (Or go back through and put *stars* next to everything that has been errata'd)

I would like to see a "no daily power" version of 4e, since my PCs seem to be like yours; when they know they are going to take an extended rest soon, they go nova. And if they go nova, they are going to find a way to take an extended rest; they will arcane lock doors, lay out traps, etc etc...

Lol. I guess I don't keep up to date on errata :p It's not that it's impossible with other ranged attacks, it's simply that I know how my PCs think, and something that is auto-hit would be treated differently then something that "deals damage on average", even if the average damage is...

Can I say ****s and giggles? My problem with the new magic missile is the following: I can see exactly what my group will do with this. The first time my group comes up against a group of mostly melee monsters, the wizard will cast Evard's Black Tentacles and the rest of the PCs will kill off...

I'll say. I don't really understand why they did this one. They say "This update reflects an effort to restore the power to its classical form", but is that a good thing? It's the idea with a new edition to move forward? I know the guy playing the Wizard in my group will be happy, but I think...

No offense taken. I may have been a little insulting myself; it's hard to gauge tone of voice on Teh Interwebs. Anywho, we've taken this thread pretty far off topic, so I'm gonna stop posting now.

I honestly have no idea what your point is. My problem was that I wanted to play by the rules and the rules didn't work. By the rules, in a skill challenge, you need to get X number of successful skill checks before Y number of failed checks. My PCs were failing checks, even though they were...

I think a bow wielder defender could work in much the same way as the Swordmage. I.E. You mark targets, and whenever the targets attack your teammates, you shoot them with arrows.

I agree with you, for the most part. The vast majority of the game does work fine. I mean, it's not like my group has house rules for half of the powers or anything ridiculous like that. Most of our house rules deal with DCs, loosening restrictions (my PCs like to "power game"), strengthening...

Let me explain my big gripe here. When I started playing 3.x, it was with a group of people who had already established a long list of house rules. I played as a PC with these people for a couple years and then started DMing (also using their house rules). I never actually played a single...

Except for the DCs for everything, which were 5 too high originally, and then were made 5 too low. That's one piece of errata that I still can't forgive.

I don't have a problem with the number of books that are coming out, or the options in them. I really like some of the new material (hybrids for one), though I don't know when I'm ever going to get to use it; my group is currently level 20, and it has taken a long time to get there. This is my...

There is one thing in the Tarrasque entry (unless there is errata that I am unaware of) that does give a good indication of size, though it is unspecific. "Earthbinding: Auara 40; any flying creature in the aura has its fly speed reduced to 1 and maximum altitude reduced to 20 FEET (PUTTING IT...

I'm running P3: Assault on Nightwyrm Fortress for my PCs, which has a Dracolich encounter part way through. My PCs were destroying most of the encounters in the module (mostly due to Radiant weapons and Necrotic resistance) right up until they faced the Dracolich. This is the FIRST encounter...

Dang. I guess that's what happens when you take a year off playing D&D: you forget some of the rules...:-S

Unless I'm missing something, it doesn't remove one melee character from the fight every round, it has the potential to remove each melee character from the fight every round. Unless you can only have one immediate interrupt per round..... is that the rule? I can't remember. If that's the case...

Not trying to nitpick here, but Sartine is a girl, not a guy (she's the "hand maiden of the raven queen"). Also, for anyone that hasn't made it to the Dracolich fight yet - BE CAREFUL!. This encounter can be incredibly difficult for some groups; specifically for melee heavy groups. The...