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Weapon Expertise was changed to a feat bonus. Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game Official Home Page - Article (Official D&D Updates Archive)

The proficiency bonus is only added on powers that have the Weapon keyword. Monks are implement users, so their powers do not have the Weapon keyword. The Weapon Focus feat does not require a power to have the Weapon keyword, so it works when using a weapon as an implement.

PH1 page 275: "Unlike bonuses, penalties don't have types. Penalties add together, unless they're from the same power." Many people take this to mean same source, not just same power.

Was he not applying the +3 proficiency bonus for the longsword? It looks like he should have been at +7 before, not +4. There are feats for a wizard to increase his attack bonus. Superior Implement Training Implement Expertise

There is not a rule to allow someone to drop their guard, so by RAW you would need to follow the normal rules for an attack and roll vs the targeted defense.

You could use a weapon that acts as a holy symbol, such as a Crusader's Weapon. Note that some holy symbol weapons would not work, such as the Weapon of Evil Undone, which specifies that it can only be used for divine powers. Arcane Implement Proficiency only works for arcane powers, so taking...

If you play LFR you can only choose one deity.

You only get one of the powers. The Forgotten Realms Player's Guide book shows which one you get based on your chosen deity. I do not know of any online resource that lists them.

PH3 page 222: Whenever a creature, an object, or an effect leaves a square to enter another, it is moving.

If you play it by the rules as written, the Pit Fiend can be knocked prone. Your DM has created his own houserule.

You can use them with magic weapons, but their enhancement bonus does not stack with the weapon's enhancement bonus, you only get the bonus that is higher.

Superior Implement properties only apply to implement powers, you cannot get the bonuses on weapon attacks. You also must attack with the implement to get the bonuses.

Acrobatics only makes it so you do not fall prone. That does not help if you are already prone. It would have to say that you land on your feet like the items do.

A hybrid Swordmage|Wizard would work better. Both classes do not lose much from hybriding and you would be able to take a paragon path. Take the Hybrid Talent feat to gain Swordmage Warding. You can have your pick of whatever powers you want from both classes, and use the implements of both...

Catstep Boots or a Safewing Amulet let you always land on your feet after a fall, so you could teleport 5 feet up and land on your feet.

They have been supported in the Character Builder for a long time. You choose Hybrid as your class on the class tab, then it gives you the option to select your two hybrid classes.

The entire Dragon magazine is added to the CB. It is not based on the date of each article. So you should be asking "Why would a Feb. 2 update not include a Jan 29 magazine?". I think they need more time than that to get things into the CB. Each article goes through changes before the...

Have him use a Frost Fury weapon from AV2 instead. The Battlecrazed weapon only deals extra damage when you hit, so it would not be added to secondary damage from zones, walls, etc. The Frost Fury weapon's extra damage applies to everything.

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Since the power does not have the Weapon keyword, you do not add your weapon's enhancement bonus and you do not get the proficiency bonus.