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This is an excellent idea. I still think these things are kind of bland for epic, but they make for a good side quest while on an epic adventure.

It does say or. Really, that sentence makes me wonder if there's a race other than Humans that will only get one +2.

I'm thinking a Half-Elf Warlord with Group Insight might not be a bad idea. +3 initiative to everybody, plus a high charisma score.

I believe we saw paragon tier racial feats in the paragon path excerpt.

This is scarily like a campaign setting I developed for a game I ran when third edition first came out. I was also planning on adapting the setting to 4e's PoL setup. I even had the idea of the islands being created after an event called the Sundering. *shakes head* crazy.

It looks to me as if there will be a significant power jump when you hit a new tier. Feat, ability score, paragon path/epic destiny...

That's quite possible. We haven't heard anything about a Vestige pact in awhile. If it's not in, that'll disappoint a friend of mine who's having a lot of fun playing a Binder in a 3.5 campaign right now (not that we intend to stop our campaign when 4e is released). Sounds about right.

I thought the four Warlock pacts were Fey, Inferal, Star, and Vestige. And I'm not sure that the Warlock's pacts will be exactly like the builds, because that might lead to a lot of nonsensical secondary stats for the Warlock. I'm having some trouble thinking of different builds for the Wizard.

Angels can still polymorph... into a pillar of fire!

I really like this concept and might steal some of it for a campaign come 4th edition.

I would say that, at the very core, role-playing is developing a character and playing that character in a hypothetical scenario. This can involve counseling, improv, LARPing, diceless acting in a game where the resolution mechanic applies only to combat, acting out mechanics that strictly...

With 10 posts on this board and very little said about role-playing, I'd be curious as to how you could make that claim.

I think you have a very limited definition of role-playing, skeptic.

Heck, we don't even know what other powers the paladin will have at lower levels. We know there are supposed to be multiple choices available whenever you select a power.

That's not the complete entry for that attack. It does 4[w] + Cha modifier damage. A healing surge is 1/4 your max HP no matter what.

I was taken aback when I found out this was Justiciar as well, so I checked Complete Warrior and, lo and behold, it's spelled that way there, too.

I'm not willing to give an opinion on multiclassing at least until I see the preview next week. It's one of the things I'm still very tentative about.

You probably mean prestige classes. ;)

Confirmation from WotC (even if from several months ago) that there are at least 24 paragon paths does a lot to ease my concerns about the concept.

At this point we don't know what stats a Wizard is going to have high, but I'm inclined to think they might not focus on Dex all that much, because their AC and Reflex defense are coming from their Intelligence. But this certainly seems useful considering that most Wizards will be either...