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What's "missing"? I love what you're doing here but I'm at a loss to discern what constitutes a "missing monster" worth converting? How can you possibly be "done" with level 1 monsters when you've only done a couple dozen? Are you targeting a particular adventure? A particular rules edition...

These aren't what I'm looking for but I'm grateful for the post. The game is tomorrow night so I guess I'll have to lean on my own imagination.

Can any creative folk out there whip me up some 4e duergar? In particular, how do their invisibilty and enlarge abilities translate to 4e? I could use: Level 1 minion (with crossbow and hammer) Level 2 soldier Level 4 Controller Thanks in advance! :AMN:

Aside from flavor related issues, are there any mechanical/balance problems with eliminating class-based restrictions on power selection? At each level when you are entitled to a new power you simply pick one from any class list. Am I missing something? This seems to me like it would...

I'm thinking a half-elf wizard (or warlock) could take Commander's Strike (warlord power). Though there is some debate (another thread) about whether you can use this at range or not.

Now that 4e is out, I think it would be revealing (and fun) to review some of the things designers of 3e and 3.5e said that are relevant to 4e. Remember this interview that Monte Cook did with Skip Williams? http://www.montecook.com/cgi-bin/page.cgi?int_dnd30_Skip Below are two quotes from it...

The +2 Wis means that you'll see a lot of half-orc wizards and clerics. That doesn't really fit. I think you should go with +2 Str and +2 Con.

These seem eminently reasonable to me. :AMN:

I also predict that minions will be were the killer DMs get the most play. I foresee encounters where abusing minions make the encounter more powerful than the numbers make it out to be (much like CR is abused today). If there are no guidelines that makes it worse.