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4) It costs the Market Price of the ritual to copy/transcribe it. So the only reason to copy a ritual from a book you already own is consolidation.

That might be able to be argued, but then you run into Shift+Walk not being a double move, therefore you end up moving 3 squares. That seems very odd considering you're moving slower than double-walking.

All diseases work the same. You get a Saving Throw at the end of the encounter to throw off the disease. To work otherwise would be slightly overpowered (in terms of diseases). The wording might seem inconsistent... but try to point out where it IS consistent throughout all 3 books.

Yes, you would get the OA because of Polearm Gamble. You would also grant CA to that enemy if you don't have a way to stop him.

Unless the effect specifies that the conjuration can flank, it can not flank. Unless the effect specifies that the conjuration can take OAs, it can not take OAs. Unless the effect specifies that the conjuration occupies a square, it does not occupy a square.

You can use a staff, you just can't use a quarterstaff (therefore, a staff) as a weapon. You can still use it as an implement.

Ah, but is the "corner of your square" still counted as part of your square, or is it in some mystical place between the squares?

The rules actually seem to be silent on the issue. They never really cover what happens on the edges between squares. Personally, I rule that as long as you are in an effect that blocks LoS, you can't see squat.

That's interesting... Then again, it's slightly fitting. Kobolds have always been considered a physically weak race, who use amazing traps and tactics to offset their disadvantages. Goblins, however, are generally portrayed as stupid meatheads, lacking tactics other than "Charge!" [At least...

First picture: Definitely no Line of Sight for either. Second picture: I can't see anything that's wrong, but it would make it better if each creature chose the best possible case to determine LoS. #1 might have LoS if you check from the top-right of the target. #5 might have LoS if you...

1. Yes, as soon as you are out of range of a conjuration/zone, it goes *poof* instantly. 2. Doesn't matter, but if it was possible, I would say no to sustaining out of range. 3. I rule it as having to stay within "X" squares, where X is the range of the spell. (e.g. Close Burst 2, you'd...

Being immobilized doesn't preclude standing up. All immobilze effectively accomplishes is that you can not move from your square. An easy way to accomplish what you're looking for might be the following: If the attack hits, the target is knocked prone and grabbed. As long as the grab...

*shrug* I just went off what the DMG has for quest XP. I feel that the quest rewards in KotS are bloated. This was probably done so that you can actually hit level 3 before the end of the module. Personally, I wouldn't assign XP based on how difficult the quest is, but on how long it is...

Yes, Quest XP is awarded in addition to encounter XP. Proper XP for the quest, if you decide it is necessary, would probably be 100-150 XP. The kobold lair is more of a side quest, so less XP is handed out. (Note that Quest XP is split between people who participate. This quest would give...

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Neceros has made a pretty good one page sheet. Check the 4e Section.

Here's the problem with that thinking... as they add more stuff, the subscription will keep increasing. Right now, it's $4.95/month for access to just Dungeon/Dragon and whatever demo/betas they put out. Once the character builder is finalized, the price will increase to (most likely)...

Last time this was hashed out with Customer Service, we got several no's, several yes's, and a couple "Ask your DM." By absolute RAW, there is nothing limiting it to the ground. There is also nothing explicitly stating that it can fly. By flavor text, the flaming sphere "rolls," which can...

Wand of Accuracy is a free action. Therefore, you must use it before you attack.

Shield seems to work differently. Shield happens before the action that triggered it is resolved. So if Bob has an AC of 17, gets hit with an 18, and uses Shield... the attack is now against an AC of 21, which fails. In comparison, Dimensional Dodge does not change anything except what square...