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Indeed, now it sounds cool but what if this is going to happen daily? I think i would add a rule stating that used more than once on the same target in one week something happens... But only when they start abusing the item.

So if i am correct in an ally to ally power: - Shifts can be denied and accepted and the player receiving the shift may say where he wants to shift to. - Slide can be denied but the player giving the slide choses where to slide.

Question: - Bard power Misdirected Mark, the bard can choose to mark a target with a mark of a other player.. can the other player say he doesnt want that.. or does the bard say it happens and it happens.. - Same with shifts? If a player can make another player shift, i know the other player...

Just adjust the timeframe, some npc's could have moved, died, disappeared.. Or the story takes 100 years place after the red hand..

I think it depends.. it can be annoying for the players.. but not so much of a drag i think..

Well it says 9 unoccupied squares.. within the reach of the aura.. so as long the square is unoccupied.. you can fill it.. it does not say anything about that the squares have to be next to eachother horizontal..

No difference as far as I can tell...

I would rule you need to use the shard before an attack or any other roll.. And the +1 will apply to the first roll you make..

It is indeed not clarified but i would say Yes.. I would say that the moment you crit is also the moment you recover, not at the end of your turn..

I do more character plotting now than i did in 3.X Probably cause now it is easier for me to use the character builder to create and adjust characters.. In 3.X it was all book searching and knowing where everything was.. and now it is presented in a nice program :) Yes im lazy in the process.. :P

Prone does say you are lying on the ground, but it can be refluffed as needed in a situation.. but don't forget that even if you knock him to a knee it would cost the fiend a move action to stand up..

I would ask your DM if he has more houserules up his sleave.. And let us know what he tells when you tell him the pit fiend, raw, should be prone..

I already houserules 2 squares dim light behind every brightlight.. but adjusticating it to even the squares of dim light to the bright light makes more sense.. And thanks :)

Low light vision is that they can see without penalty in dim light right? Not in utter darkness right? Or am i doing it all wrong? :P

It really does not matter much cause the players cant see in the dark so they need to have there own lightsource with them.. so the orcs in the dark can see them coming.. but it is just so unlogical why they would hang in the dark where they can't see anything :P

I hate it when published adventures don't make sense.. Big room, filled with orcs.. 5 orcs, out of 9 can't see jack cause the writer uses 2 everburning torches.. Smaller room: Should be all lit.. the two torches in the story only show half the room.. again.. monster who can't see in the...

I think i overreadt it.. but i can't seem to find how much light an everburning torch shines.. Same as a torch? Or as a sunrod? I would say torch but in siege of Bodrin's watch (Dungeon adventure) it implies in Area V3 and V4 it is brighter than a torch.. Can anyone tell me where i could find it..

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They use sunrods but i use large open spaces.. and sometimes they don't use a sunrod but a torch or something..

Almost never.. i implemented the houserule cause it was easy to add the dim light in the VTT... On a battlemat i would be harder and than i wouldnt bother with it cause it would slow down a lot if used with bright light sources.. In a moonlit area it would be easy to say everything is dimlight..