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Anyone else sees a perfect build for the halfling barbarians of Dark Sun?! :)

On my understanding of ki focus, it is not a specific object or a new implement, it's just a way to say "everything in the assassin hands, including his bare hands, can be used as a implement". I believe when we see the final version of the monk next year, he also will have the ki focus as...

REALLY!?:confused: I have knowed at least 3 "only paladin in Athas"... all followers of the good (not any deity) and all had short lives. :)

My thoughts about dark sun 4e: Let me say I am very happy for the choice! I always loved athas and will be a real test to 4e. First: I agree there will need to be class features/ feats/ backgrounds/ paragon paths which refer to characteristics typical of Athas. Martial: I hope to see rules of...

Anyone noticed the Seeker class referency in the Githzerai article this month?! Any bets? Psionic Defender or Leader?

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So, I am developing some houserule feats for 4e. I think many races, classes and race/classes combinations don't have enough feats to customize a unique character. If you thinks like me, give some of your ideas of what are missing and I will be going to make feats who tap this holes. Thanks for...

One more thing: I was hoping this playtest would be a collection of martial classes feats for the PHB2 races. That´s only highten my frustation... :(

My humble opinion is they are not worthy the complication they bring. Seems to me WotC has finally come to perceive the "technique feats" pile themselves to make maximized at-wills. Would be much more simple to simply create a update where says: "You can only benefit yourself from one technique...

As I understand, one warlock can have only one active vestige at time. That´s correct?!

I agree with you.

Seems to me as a way to give other leaders a little of the bard song of rest, and maybe raising this bard ability itself.

Well... with the exception of the orb feat I am failing to see those feats as too powerful, just like more specific uses of implements instead of fluff/magic item use. You guys can explain to me as the wand and staff feats are too powerful?! The orb feat can be modified to not affect one...

Well... It was just a idea.

I believe the swordmage can have some feats like that: Hammermage PR: Dwarf, Swordmage B: You can use the throwing hammer or the warhammer as implement as they are blade weapons, when you do that your swordmage warding gives one point less bonus. Something similar to the variant rogue weapons...

Three Implement Feats You can only benefit from one implement feat each time. Long Range Wand [Implement] PR: Ability to use wand as a implement B: When using a ranged attack power with the implement keyword while wielding a wand as implement, the power gains a long range equal two times his...

If that lists all the heroic feats in PHBII, I am missing a lot of feats presented into the classes previews: Primal Instinct Primal Fury Insightful Preservation Invoker Defense Advantage of Cunning Shared Healing Spirit Stalker Spirit Adept Arcane Spellfury Crushing Earthstrength Wildbood Cunning

In the words of Janice: OW-MY-GOD!!! I can't stop laughing!:p

My guesses about the racial paragon paths: Adroit Explorer = Human (that have been give away) Ancestral Incarnate = Deva Bloodfury Savage = Half-Orc Fey Beguiler = Gnome Firstborn of Moradin = Dwarf (dah!) Halfling Scoundrel = Halfling (double dah!) Moonstalker = Shifter Scion of Arkhosia =...

All those ideas of rust farms (in a a countryside where you don't find so much metal easyly) made me think about a D&D version of Jurassik Park :).... RUST MONSTER PARK! Imagine, the panic, the horror, the total party kill.... bwahahahahahaha