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I don't know. I'd have to see it played out. However, it still has an "action cost" for trade. As a loss of a minor action, a ranger couldn't quarry. So maybe the trade off is worth it. I purposely left off a "shift" as an after effect. It would still cost a move to get out of harms way. Not to...

It may be, although I can't find it. However, the DM that I have for our 15th level Eberron campaign is fond of knocking prone powers. It'd be nice to have my ranger be able to stand up as a minor, rather than a move. Thanks for the link. It'd still be nice for my ranger to be able to do...

"Kip Up" ala 3E. Standing up from prone as a minor action, without having your feet slot item taken up with acrobat boots. I'd even support it having a minimum Dex score attachment.

(Edited for clarity) Starting off at a low level in 4E isn't the hindrance it was in 3 or 3.5. For an optimized low level bow ranger, you may want to try a few different builds (the Character Builder from WOTC is extremely useful for this). A human bow ranger is great at low levels (choosing...

*This*. I am currently involved with 3 ongoing games. In 2 of them, I play Strikers. One is a TWF wielding twin bastard swords (made of gory fun since it's a 15th level Eberron campaign. Armor Splinterer, followed by Blade Cascade is made of WIN!) The other is a Wild Sorc. I play him as...

Yup. point buy is the way to go in 4E. Choose your dump stat and buy away in the stuff you need. The fluff part is easy to accomplish with this, too. Your fighter has a Str 18? Cause he spent his youth training to swing a sword. Your wiz has an INT of 20? he spent his time in a library learning...

It's a great combo for my current character. I play a minotaur cleric in a party with 3 defenders (dragonborn GWF, genasi swordmage and shadar-kai pally) as well as a half-elf starlock...my character is a STR based cleric. In combat, I let the defenders lock down the other melee baddy's then 2...