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I had not considered it this way. Hmmm.... It even works if you attack the minion and not the BBEG. The feeble kobold staggers and juts it horn into Thogdor's shin.

Darn it, DandD beat me

Even if it not a killing blow, I can see the enemy you are attacking as attempting to get out of the way of a strike. Your cleave may just fleshwound the opponent, but the swipe of the sword/flail/axe whatever still continues to the next opponent. Edit: Just as a guess I think a "hit" would be...

I don't know, I can see if the fighter gives a mighty swing and cuts through the opponent he is attacking and there happens to be an invisible bad guy there. That might be interesting. Besides, you can choose to move before you attack. I think. Sample Dialogue: DM: The creature in front of...

That's the part of the movie where all the action stops. The bad guys back away and the really evil guy comes out to face the heroes. I'm not sure how it's going to play (haven't tested it with the new moving around-ness for 4e), but I think cinematically that's the way it's supposed to look.

With the announcement of 4th Edition, I was surprised to see the lack of television advertising for 4e. I realize I am not a marketing genius, but given the popularity of video games that reflect the RP mindset, recently and the size of Wizards of the Coast, and thereby Hasbro; wouldn't this be...

Fluff, or requirement? The little part in the back of my brain that screams this should make sense says "OH, YEAH!" The other part (that DM's my group's games) holds to the maxim "Continutity... Schmontinuity, whatever, man!"

I appreciate these and will look them up as soon as I can. Some of them I have already read, but need to give a good re-examine to. Keep them coming, please. :)

I just thought, Neverwhere (Gaiman) would be a good example of fey-wild-esque (modern) adventure.

I think the "m" is a regular attack for OA's (at-will, usu.) I think "M" is the "power" attack for standard actions (at-will, usu.)

This is my first thread on EnWorld, and I have seen a few other threads that have gone along with this line of thought. I was wondering if there was a thread that showed different places in books that show the POL Setting. The other thread on POL's seem to discuss how to create one, but I would...

I like it. I got a whole Jason and the Argonauts thing going on while I read this.

Thanks

I've identified c & g as ghostbusters, but i'm not sure on the rest of them

That's the way it is in the Star Wars Saga Edition, and one of the books said that it was a basis for 4e.

Movie/Poster a/g b/i c/a d/h e/c f/b g/e h/f i/d

I just wish they'd call him a thief again. Negative sterotypes and all. I am kind of interested in that backstabbing feat. Do you think it will be optional for other character classes as well?

Watson: I say Holmes, is that a Gnomish Hook Hammer hanging from under his left armpit? Holmes: Of course it is Watson, that means it can only be...

I am actually in favor of a more buildable class. Each of my players is relatively new to the game and while they have begun to see the advantages of slight powergaming, they haven't yet realized its full potential. In addition, I think that for older players and DM's it'll give a quick start...

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