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Agreed, it would be quite the arrogant thing to do for the dragon if he didnt get damaged much! But if he gets hit a couple of times i really see him throwing himself down on the PCs, snatching one with his claws, flying up, biting him and throwing him down before flying away just for the hell...

Yes yes, but of course dragons aren't just smart, they are also arrogant, spiteful creatures of burning passion and rage! You can't reasonably expect a dragon (expecially a younger one) to keep a cool head after being whacked a couple of times while strafing!

excellent post. i agree with the sense of it (the pulled muscle example you provided was kinda extreme though, i wouldnt push it THAT far) but allowing powers to be "wildcards" looks like it would create headaches in trying to resolve non combat situations, expecially with magical characters, do...

t'was not about the name but about the whole idea... i would really want to hear an official answer to that tho...

Oh god guys we are all arguing semantics here... shouldn't be better to try and figure out "the spirit of the rule" here? Make a judgment call? In my opinion, even if it would not really be unbalanced, Intelligent "Blademaster" shouldn't apply to javelin throwing... Using intelligence to figure...

yes, i think that a serious banhammer is in order too... friendship blah blah blah he is a nuisance, not a friend. IT'S HAMMER TIME! (sorry couldn't resist! ^^"""")

Rel, what about something even simpler and more straightforward? just a suggestion to be fleshed out later! If a character uses up all his healing surges he gets a [Wound] and unless someone Heals him (with an ability check or a ritual, most powers shouldn't work here) he simply regains half...

plane sailing, what if i reflavoured the spell as creating the illusion of a chasm (or simply of firm, solid ground) not under but OVER the dragon and consequently the illusion of the very open sky below him? wouldnt that result in a sad dragon actually throwing himself on the real ground? (read...