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I am sorry I can not give it to you straight, but I remember seeing anywhere an utilitary item X, that happens it can be used and enchanted as weapon too. Since I am not very experienced about D&D gadgets and trinkets, I can't remember the reference. Of course, I may be mistaken. If somebody...

I just found something curious about wear-able light blades. There are Climbing Claws, aside from being a magical tool for climbing, it is considered an off-hand prof+2 simple light blade for a d4 damage. There are no reference about even using an action (not even free action) to put out the...

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Well, I see something there taht bugs me about Dynamic Weapons. Seems to me, if you use RAW, one can keep the new form as long as he wishes, since the text only says "Or untill you end it as a minor action". There is no "wichever comes first" at the end, what makes me think that the same can be...

My DM is moderately permissive; thus he hasn't allowed us to pick backgrounds, but gave me plenty of room to define a number of other factors. However, even IF he was allowing me to use fluff to make my dagger as gauntlet, that's not what I am looking for. I want a mechanically legal form to...

OK. I got your point. Your game, your rules, that's a pretty valid point there. I was just saying that I see no problem *handling* (lol) the matter that way. After all, a Thri-Kreen can still have hands free and that doesn't seem to make it OP or unbalanced. Same for monks, Elemental Initiates...

Well, as you all could see, there are already certains implements that *can* be worn and the balance doesn't crumble under these. Holy Symbols and Ki Focuses have both their own item slot to occupy, regardless of having or not a hand full. So that seems that stating this is a matter of game...

Greetings once more, long time no see! I came to ask about something is bugging me since I first played 4e with a Warlock - using knives and sticks are not cool as implements! I *really* wanted something I could use something like a Spiked Gauntlet, a jewel, ring, necklace or anything that...

My first character in D&D4 was a warlock just like this one. Not only she didn't skipped short rests, but ALL rests. Between quests, she spent a lot of time sleeping - otherwise lots of cofee, sugar and chocolate and D&D4 ecstasy pills (just for flavor and roleplaying) let her act as a electric...

I can see a pratical issue here. WoTC errata often take the long way putting things that end being confusing. Lets take a look at Errated Paragon Paths. If they just don't want abusive multiclassing like everyone taking Daggermaster, D.of Caiphon or Pit Fighter, was enough to say that...

Okay, I think I said it before, but... The 4ed monk class is more like a controller that launch itself on the midst of battle, instead of hurling a fireball. Really. A man who moves to a ground zero of enemies to close burst them feels exactaly that way. A living spell (fireball). I agree with...

Gawd... I could never imagine a multiclass feat that enhances a racial power... this is not only madness... THIS IS SPARTHA! There were no need to go that far. Now half-elves can't swap their key abilities to Dilettante, and wield spiked chains as double weapons. Or anything else with...

Okay... There are lots of broken combos already. I know, however I don't thing they are that big deal. Many combos are kinda like a frankenstein monstre, which at the end no character is done, but a walking combo. Even for D&D4 I think games should be played by characters, not walking combos...

Half-elves inherits the charm and presence elves don't have, and aren't as able as humans to free choice of parameters. You see, I think its pretty OK to give a break on them. For so much time, Half-elves were only good as Star-Pact Warlocks. And to provide bonuses for everyone else except for...

Uh... so, people, If we just let this topic sink, Wizards will never notice what we want. Aren't there no more members here wanting the feat to come soon? So lets say it. Think about Dark Sun, per example. People punching and kicking would be really awesome, since weapons are not that common...

OMG! Unintended proficency flush! Well... Monk's 'Unarmed' Strike maybe counts as an unarmed "weapon", like spiked gauntlets, thus, better bonuses overlaps? I mean, there are plenty of superior stuff now (weapons, implements) and that number tends to increase. It wouldn't hurt if someone wants...

OMG! Unintended proficency flush! Well... Monk's 'Unarmed' Strike maybe counts as an unarmed "weapon", like spiked gauntlets, thus, better bonuses overlaps? I mean, there are plenty of superior stuff now (weapons, implements) and that number tends to increase. It wouldn't hurt if someone wants...

To be true, it seems more like extra damage static damage, much like Gnoll's Swift Bite. When still on preview, FoB was a power with implement keyword, and as such, received implement bonuses. Seems like it too, happens no more. Worse, not really extra damage, but secondary damage, making it...

Hello everyone.:) I am a complete rookie here, although I visit sometimes for some quick answers about D&D4 rules. Since I started playing D&D4, I was eager to see what WoTC had in the sleeves for the Monk class. However, I was a lot disappointed to see what became of the (maybe) most...