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Long time playing D&D but I am working on my first 4E character, so I am not sure I have this right. There are only 3 attacks in the PHB that list 'light thrown weapon' Blinding Barrage (Close Blast 3) Cloud of Steel (Close Blast 5) Steel Entrapment (Close Blast 5) What other attacks can you...

http://www.opengamingfoundation.org/srd/srdcombatmodifiers.html Astlin [edit] Er... nm. It does not mention aoo and concealment at all. :confused:

LOL he is an absolute blast to play, just a little frustrating once the dice come out. Yea, I would fully expect to suffer the consequences of failing a tumbling roll in those circumstances. He is just too flashy (and vulnerable) to not try it though. Astlin

I'm sory, it came out harsher than I intended. I am going to get HIPS in 2 more levels. I am going to want to tumble and move silently most of the time. I will never know who can see me and who can't. Tumbling will help keep me alive as I am trying to get into position. HIPS+Move...

Normal = Standard. If your move is 30' your normal or standard move is 30'. AFAIK there is no aditional benefit or penalty to move silently for climbing, balancing, swiming, flying, jumping or tumbling. Hmm, you say you are not the DM. Are you the groups rules lawyer or do you have it out...

AD&D DMG (if I recall correctly). It has been a while, but whatever system we where playing at the time did not have prices in the DMG. I think (did I mention it has been a while?) that it had an XP value that you could compare to the XP reward for gold and figure out an price. My DM was...

It was hard to come by level equivelent gear, once we already had an item (+1 swords for example) he gave them to all the NPCs we came across. The book did not have prices for magic items, so he just was not going to allow us to buy and sell them. He eventualy relented and allowed us to sell...

This was a 2E campaign that had two players (my wife and I) and a DM . No, the DM did not insist that I take these items. But what was I supposed to do? Just leave magic items where they fall? No, if it was magic I picked it up and took it with me. At one point I had about 50 +1 blades...

So what do your players do with items that they do not want or need? What are they going to do with that pile of cash that they are going to have by level 20? I had a GM with the same mentality. Got silly fast with all the minor magic items stacked up to the rafters. Astlin

Bah! Less than half a page of 'on page xx insert tab b after line 3 and change x to y on the fifth line...' and my eyes start to go all fuzzy... Oh well. Thanks for the heads up. :) Astlin

Well... there are exceptions: (from the SRD) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Continual Flame Illusion (Figment) Level: Clr 3, Sor/Wiz 2 Components: V, S, M Casting Time: 1 action Range: Touch Effect: Illusory flame Duration: Permanent...

Most welcome. :) Astlin

Try here: http://www.d20reviews.com/Eric/aoo/index.htm Astlin

The same way a fighter does. You cower behind your wizard and let him lightning bolt it. :D Astlin