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1) Yes, it's been errata'd. Official D&D Updates Replace the rapier attack’s "(X2)" with "and the drow warrior makes a secondary attack against the same target. Secondary Attack: +13 vs. Fortitude; see drow poison for the effect." 2) I assume the [ts] should be a "+".

I think one of those is the wrong file - instead of a sketch of a human rogue, I'm seeing an image of Lidda, the halfling rogue from Wotc: NPC Closeup: Lidda, Halfling rogue Those other two look nice! Do you do commissions?

1) Yes, you left a square adjacent to the enemy in A2, so he gets to hit you. Just because you ended up in a different square adjacent to the enemy doesn't mean you didn't leave one. 2) Human (Speed 6), Plate armor (Speed -1, Check -2), Heavy shield (Speed -, Check -2) means he has a speed of...

Lava is considered hindering terrain (DMG p61), and as for the damage, I'd just use the improvised damage from DMG p42.

The PHB uses numbered lists when they want you to do things in a specific order. See p11, p14 [which includes a 'you can do these out of order' modifier], p27, p266, p269 [Making Attacks]. Everywhere else it uses bulleted lists to show you all of the options at a given time in no particular...

Yeah, by current RAW, you could have a +2 Terror Weapon, or a +2 Vicious Weapon, but there's no such thing as a +2 Vicious Terror Weapon. And under the parcel system, a level 2 cleric shouldn't be anywhere near a +2 terror weapon (lvl 9), and is really borderline munchkin to be getting ahold...

I'm also thinking Transfer Enchantment ritual may be more for putting the +2 from the dead hobgoblin's axe onto your prefered non-magical weapon, rather than trying to sell the axe to get the funds to eventually buy the +2 longsword (or whatever)

No, the level 1 Wizard daily power sleep does not have the Charm keyword.

Indeed, no such formula. Instructions are given on what level and enhancement bonus to give for a single effect, and players are able to only enchant an item with a single effect (since once you're enchanted it, it's no longer non-magical, so the Enchant Item ritual no longer functions).

Just being a construct does not render you immune to anything, except against spells/effects that specifically target living creatures (unless you're a living construct). Not needing to breathe or sleep does not make you immune to magical sleep, or magical drowning for that matter. The...

It was being chatted about back on Saturday, but the thread died out on Monday. http://www.enworld.org/forum/d-d-4th-edition-rules/240383-tempest-fighter-makes-me-happy.html

I have this same problem with caffeine. When I drink something with caffeine, it "magically" makes me awake by drawing on my body's reserves in an artificial way. However, at some point, no amount of caffeine will be able to keep me awake, no matter how many of those healing poti... er, cups...

Disarm - My PHB doesn't include "this is the only way you can remove a target's weapon" in the description of exorcism of steel. In fact, since there's no explicit rule about how you disarm opponents, both the player and GM have free reign to come up with what they want. Heck, I could use...

That sounds like a great ability... for a Solo monster. For an Elite? Not so much. An Elite monster shouldn't have an ability that, if you bloody it, allows it to heal to full health and double its offensive output. One or the other, maybe. Not both.

Keep on the Shadowfell p54: The ochre jelly splits into two, each with a number of hit points equal to the ochre jelly's current hit points. Monster Manual p202: The ochre jelly splits into two, each with hit points equal to one-half its current hit points. Bit of a difference, that. Though...

I've been pondering whipping one up to simplify my "what knowledge check do I roll to see what my players know" duties.

Ah, that explains that part. For future ref, a DC 15 Nature Monster Knowledge check (no action required, either you know or you don't) should have given you their name. PHB p283, MOVING THROUGH OCCUPIED SQUARES: Enemy: You normally can't move through an enemy's space unless that enemy is...

Well, it makes a difference in that a Large creature can be force-moved through a square containing a Small creature, but not through one containing a Medium creature. So what type of rats they are can change what you could do to escape the situation.

Plus, in the original KotS encounter, the Ochre Jelly is co-habiting with Giant Rats, not Dire Rats. While Dire Rats are Medium, Giant Rats are Small, making them two size categories smaller than the Large Ochre Jelly. Would that make a difference?Also, why can't you bull-rush an enemy through...

A saving throw, singular. It would need multiple heal checks to give multiple saving throws.