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Hell's Implement [Multiclass] Oddly, only if he's a Warlord multiclassed into Warlock...

I certainly hope so. Also, given defiling... what is Residuum?

I'm certainly looking forward to some interesting NPC interactions in Dark Sun!

Defiler!!!:rant:

Dragons, Giants, Slaadi, ... Drow. Anything you know too much about 'cause it's been conveniently color coded.

Worst Monsters in 4e D&D ? Anything color-coded.

You could get eight if your foes are positioned appropriately... and by appropriately, I mean clumped up like minions.

Spiked Chain Training [Multiclass Spiked Chain] allows you to wield a spiked chain as a double weapon. It's in Dragon magazine. Too bad it doesn't give defensive.

Hang on... then the Dungeon Issue #179 article, Eye on Dark Sun, is also linked wrong. Still weird.

I was speaking of 4e previews of the breakage rules... I'm sure I read one version where there was different rules for metal weapons.

As stated above, it fits the 4e style. No penalties, only bonuses. Whether or not it eliminates those "Oh Crap" moments or not depends on how often combat hits the sweet spot (the almost-TPK). If it's never worth re-rolling then I agree. If missing now means you may not be around next...

The Dragon Issue #388 article Design & Development: Dark Sun is linked to the wrong article. Has anyone figured out the correct URL?

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Has there been a hint as to how they're going to fluff residuum in Dark Sun? I'm imagining some sort of defiling ritual that allows residuum to be made from ... dung, corpses, or even "milked" from gelflings slaves. That'd be very Sorcerer-King. You don't need to change anything about how...

Perhaps they'll have a Paragon Path that (like the racial levels in Arcana Unearthed's Giants) that lets them... grow Large?

I'll be happy as long as leave out Drow.

The objection is for the OR for the triggering action, not the targets of the triggered action. Attack the first enemy that moves into range with X, is fine. Your example has two different triggers. That doesn't work by RAW.

It prevents PCs from setting up overly powerful chain reactions. They move and provoke, and then, get at free reaction with some class feature or power, and then.... etc. It's simply a balancing tool, as it's too hard to predict what could be done with future powers/feats/features.

My DM would probably penalize me a healing surger if I tried to use "anything" as a trigger. YMMV.

The trigger must be an action. A single one. You can't make a list. Pick one. You don't want to be too specific though, 'cause if the trigger doens't occur, you lose the action.