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AMEN. We get Gnolls(Which I do love, don't get me wrong), but no goblinoids. Or Lizardfolk, but that one is more just personal taste.

Doesn't one of the Shadar-Kai specific feats let you do this? Of course, I remember that one being more to the point and clear.

I dunno about unfair, but Dragonborn are already easily among the strongest races. They don't really need the help.

That, and an Eberron Warforged from my understanding would be armed to the teeth compared to most Athas natives, so unless they got the jump on him, it'd likely take quite a few to take him down.

Who exactly did the DM design this encounter for? Unless he planned for you to batter the wall down or something, he basically designed one hell of an unfun encounter, at least as far as my tastes go.

Helps keep up variety, too. Sometimes you want an epic battle of wits with a brilliant opponent. Sometimes you want to blast away battle fodder as they oafishly stumble into you.

Wait, where is Daggermas- *beaten to death*

I like this DM's style. I do this sort of thing myself, such as if my players were facing undisciplined troops, or they've killed commanders, so the chain of command is collapsing and chaos is unfolding.

I wish they'd get more pics out there, as the AV ones are dull as dishwater. Executioner's Axe, in particular, looks way too tame.

Monk and Runepriest look great, Seeker looks fun if perhaps not the strongest or anything, Battlemind needs work, Ardent and Psion I haven't looked at much so I couldn't really tell you.

Quickbeam, Accurate, or Guardian Staff would be quite nice on a Monk. Quickbeam because of helping a Monk manipulate the battlefield a little more, with moves like Crane's Wings or Drunken Monkey. The other two, the benefits are a little more obvious, with Guardian Staff really helping them stay...

If it fits your style, this should be okay, but keep in mind this will make Humanoids very delicate compared to what the designers had in mind, so don't be surprised if Barbarians and Sorcerers kill them very quickly. This would probably work alright if you guys enjoy fighting mobs and killing...

Heh, a Rogue using a Khopesh for Sneak Attack damage sounds pretty deadly. If you already are going to use heavy rather than light blades, and Brutal attracts you, save a feat. It's pretty superior to the Kukri.

Possibly tossing in a curative potion to combat it wouldn't be a bad idea, if they put the effort into finding it. It'd be a good scare, but a failsafe in case they do fall to the trap, and your intention isn't to make them into lawn ornaments. :p

"How did you do it?" "Skillfully. Reminds me making that joke more less when asked how a Ninja Turtle is able to use his weapons with only a limited number of fingers. "How does he use that?" "Effectively!"

I hear a lot of good things about Swordmage/Wizard compared to many hybrids. I'd love to see a build if someone made one along these lines.

Indeed. I think I almost want to brew a Martial Controller just to get people to be quiet about these things. Hell, Batman himself is kind of a martial controller, with his gadgets.

Bards and Warlords are sometimes said to be good secondary leaders, anyhow. Now, if you had 3 clerics, then it might be less optimal. ;)

That makes a lot of sense. If a Warforged became a lich, what would it look like? All rusty?

Just as long as they don't ALL focus on healing, it won't be overkill. Some light Controller-style work is never unwelcome. Besides, Bards are just pretty fun to play, at least I've always thought so.