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Being minion is relative ONLY to the PCs, NOT to each other. A DM designates certain enemies as minions against the PCs so he doesn't have to keep track of their HP. Your point is interesting because a PC could dominate a minion into attack another. I don't know what would happen then, but since...

Thalmin, is there an enervated condition? In DDM, enervated is the same condition as weakened as you described to us, so I'm curious if it's just a name change or if enervated works diferrently in D&D RPG. Thanks!

Well, they do get their own subtype, just like undead. :) (Undead can be natural humanoid, shadow humanoid, shadow animate...)

Some illusion will be powers, like ghost sound, mirror image and invisibility. Some will be rituals, like the programmed images, mirages etc. Illusion is a keyword. The Shadow power source will be the best for illusions, though Arcane has the ones mentioned above.

In KotSF, there is a pregen cleric of Bahamut, with the Lance of Faith we already know from Erais, plus the following: Sacred Flame: Cleric Attack 1 At-Will ✦ Divine, Radiant Standard Action; Ranged 5 Target: One creature Attack: +3 vs Reflex Hit: 1d6+3 radiant damage, and one ally you can see...

Thanks a lot! Does it have the ENERVATED condition? In DDM, Enervated is exactly the same as this Weakened. Seems to me that they changed the name, or maybe Enervated in normal D&D is different than DDM.

Have you by chance observed what the WEAKENED condition entails?

There will be at least 4 epic destinies in the PH1 (don't remember where this was stated, perhaps R&C). One of those is in that article.

Note also that the preview half-elf gets Prime Shot, which is a ranger class feature.

Being a basic attack means you can use it as an opportunity attack and in conjunction with various powers, those that say things like "move 2 squares and make a basic attack" or "make a basic attack, if you hit push the target 1 square" etc.

I don't know if there is a self-correcting mechanism in 4e's XP system, but it has been stated that XP should be granted to all members of the party, regardless of them showing up at the table or not. But if you don't show up, you don't get treasure. After all, treasure is much less coupled with...

A transcript of page 102 for our convenience: Healing Font Hospitaler Utility 12 A short prayer bestows your weapon with Healing power, so that whenever it strikes an enemy it heals an ally. Daily ✦ Divine, Healing Minor Action Personal Effect: Until the end of this encounter, when you attack...

RayJ is exactly right. Check out the powers excerpt of today.

The thing is, it is one thing for the system to have always allowed such a thing, and it is another thing for it to actively support it in the core rules. By what we've heard, the core books encourage the DM to say "yes" to almost every creative way to solve story challenges, and provides a...

Thank god, new crunch. I was starving already... :confused: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/drdd/20080328 Dispel Magic The Power of Editing by Michele Carter and Jeremy Crawford Dispel magic in 3rd Edition: 125 lines of text Dispel magic in 4th Edition: 10 lines of text Behold...

Actually, while attack, defenses and skills have an universal PROGRESSION, they still differ in BASE BONUSES. Do we know if HP progression is in fact different, or only the base value? Even if it is different, I doubt it would be by a significant value, compared to the weight of your Con score...

I agree. This not only is consistent with Tira, but also with the fact that WotC has said that half-elves are at some kind of advantage to multiclass, compared to the other PH races.

Yep. How is this so different from 3.x with the elf at 6 (30ft) and the dwarf at 4 (20ft)? At least they're both quicker and less disproportionate now.

It could be argued that in D&D terms, retrying the interrupted statement could be a new, separate action. Still, if native English speakers understand it without ambiguity, then my bad. :)

True, if interrupt does not mean abort, there is no contradiction. That was clear enough, what I'm questioning is what exactly "interrupting" entails and what it doesn't. In my day-to-day life, interrupting means to abort something. You might retry whatever was interrupted, but in D&D combat...