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It always had this requirement. But it does not say that one needs two weapons. A farbond spellblade is both a thrown weapon and a melee weapon, so it meets the requirements.

Fuzzy Wuzzy was a woman?

No, it's a rouge power.

I made a goliath ranger who used a farbond spellblade greatsword, plate mail, an amulet that prevented OAs from charge movement, and a horned helm (plus a couple of other things). That character established nicely that the nerf on throw and stab was needed.

I concur, it does seem to add another target. On the whole, though, I'm not sure that this places it beyond the scope of other paragon feats. For some monks, it might not be significantly better than some heroic tier feats; though by paragon tier those feats have probably been taken already.

Are those weapons?

Thank goodness it is now clear that one can spend an action point after a charge.

The change makes infernal wrath way better. It guarantees that it is useful rather than make it a hit-or-miss affair. (Pun intended.)

If you are not adjacent to the target, you can shift, but you can't legally slide the target, since the maximum slide on the power is one square and the target square that you must slide to is too far away. From what I remember from customer service responses, if you don't have enough sliding...

Flail snail? It might be better to take new pictures.

Thanks to the wonder of the free market, you are welcome to start your own game company and set your own priorities for your company.

Why muck around? Just ask the DM for the change to a standard power. The benefit that you get from stacking up cold related feats (if you did) will be offset by the cold resistant monsters you fight.

OK, let's stop right there. There is a level 1 monk power that extends reach as a stance. There are only 3 blast powers for monks (the first at level 5), but there are a fair amount of close bursts. These can all be accomplished by the use of a number of moves, and they could be throwing nearby...

But the monk powers do support those actions. Read the monk powers. Look at the effects of these powers and describe them accordingly.

Sorry, I thought that you were suggesting that the rules were ambiguous, not simply that some people who do not read the rules don't know them.

Bastard sword. But with one of his powers, he knocked someone down until they saved and they took damage when they got up. However, nobody hit with that power ever lived to take that damage. Now maybe that's a controller thing--granting the strikers the chance to brutalize someone prone for a...

Not according to the description of ki implements on page 203 of the PHB3. One can use the bonus on all attacks made with weapons with which one is proficient. One cannot mix-and-match weapon enhancements with ki enhancements--one can use all of one on an attack or all of the other.

Assassins have a goodly amount of feats. I have made up a bunch of assassins and never felt feat starved.

I stopped playing a human warden because he was a little too good. He was a great defender and striker and controller at 6th level. Brutal.

The monk unarmed strike cannot be enchanted as of the publication of the PHB3. It does, like all attacks, get the benefit of a ki focus. (Monks who learn to use greatbows can be a nice addition to a group of long distance attackers. Especially when they can turn into a sort of defense against...