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However that only becomes available once you reach Paragon levels. The feat I'm talking about is a Heroic Feat and is available to Wild Magic Sorcerers from level 1. Additionally, the Demonskin Adept may not fit the flavour he wants for his character. Though that said, Demonskin Adept is a...

I just read a feat called "Fortunate Resistance" you can achieve the Wild Soul you want 60% of the time, even greater odds if you also take "Disciplined Wild Soul". However "Fortunate Resistance is a DDi feat so I don't know if you have access to it or not. If you do it's in Class Acts: Sorcerer.

This is also very much the case. Enemies shouldn't know what you're capable of until they've either seen it or experienced it for themselves.

Actually that's another thing. The DM has to not play too much into metagaming. For instance, if you're the DM and the party is up against say zombies. Well, the zombies aren't going to be smart enough to not provoke opportunity attacks. They're going to do what their very basic instincts...

Totally dependent on the DM and also the encounter itself and party positioning and a ton of other factors. I've seen encounters where there are plenty of Opportunity Attacks and others where there hasn't been a single one. That said, as a player I personally have avoided them with my Sorcerer...

Heh, a Warforged wouldn't last 2 minutes in a city in Athas. It'd be killed and stripped down for scraps before you could blink.

My point was that utilising that feat as well as some of your powers, you should be able to get the wild soul you want at least semi-regularly. It's not going to happen all the time, but that's the downside to being a Wild Sorcerer instead of Dragon Sorcerer.

I thought they basically were equivalent, just when used as an implement they can be 1 handed but if you're using it 1 handed then you couldn't utilise it for something like a melee basic attack, or really any weapon power unless you started wielding it 2 handed. So if what I've heard is...

You don't end up with the wild soul you want usually. However I seem to recall there being powers which aid you in changing your wild soul. Additionally the feat "Disciplined Wild Soul" allows you to roll twice when you're determining your wild soul damage type and then you choose the result.

Quick question. Monks are proficient in Quarterstaffs right? So doesn't that mean that they can use a staff as an implement since they can use any weapon their proficient in as an implement? So why would a Monk require "the right feat" to do this?

I chose Primordial Channeler simply because I loved the flavour it has while I was playing my last character. It was a Genasi Sorcerer. However from a storyline perspective it wasn't a Genasi but rather a fledgling Primordial. So really flavour wise it was the ideal paragon path.

Personally, I wouldn't have a problem with the ghost going in the wall and staying there. However, attacking from within the wall? Ouch. I'd treat that more along the lines of the thing has no clue where any of you are while it's in the wall, so if it's attacking using ranged attacks, it'd be...

It's cold outside, there's no kind of atmosphere I'm all alone, more or less Let me fly far away from here Fun, fun, fun in the sun, sun, sun I want to lie shipwrecked and comatose Drinking fresh mango juice Goldfish shoals nibbling at my toes Fun, fun...