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Yeah.... no. Go take a look at the rogue power list. There are some power levels that don't even have an option that targets AC!

They can, they just can't make a melee attack with it.

This is correct. When a power mentions "two attacks" it includes any potential secondary attacks. If it didn't, it would say under Hit "for each attack".

Zones can be Dispelled. This really should be an Aura 1 that lasts until the end of the encounter.

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You mean, besides the Half Elf? The only thing the Halfelf seems good for is a Star pact Warlock. Maybe a Warlord, but it wouldn't be all that optimal.

You can't wield two longswords, only weapons with the Off-Hand keyword can be wielded effectively in your off-hand. The difference isn't large, but it's there.

That's a fairly accurate assessment.... if you don't take into account the Rogue Paragon Path, Daggermaster. Long story short, crit on 18-20, increase dagger die one size.

Now do the mode difference for each defense. EDIT: And separate for each monster role!

I think the real sacred cow isn't alignment, but the view of Good and Evil as moral absolutes when they are merely opinions. I'd much rather Selfless and Selfish.

Have any of you even begun doing the math on some of the Rogue's more damage dealing powers? It gets very ridiculous very quickly.

Roll a d20. On a 10 or better, you succeed. On a 9 or lower, you fail. That's it.

There are Wall effects. Basically, it's a line that you can draw. A Wall 6 within 20 is a line of six continuous squares (no corners), and each square must have at least two sides free. So you can wrap it around a character, but not around itself.

Re: Letter coded attacks Lower case is for basic attacks. Upper case for non-basic. Thus, m and r for basic melee and ranged attacks; M, R, A and C for everything else.

Gelatinous Cubes aren't just squishy, they barely have a membrane. This is what enables unaware adventurers to walk right into them. As to the topic at hand, I'd simply rule that you either don't move the Cube, try to move it but are sucked in, or move it but go through and take some digestive...

I fail at bursts and blasts. I keep counting the origin square.

You can't have them fight The Tarrasque twice like that. The second time it'd be boring. You need to spice it up a bit. Like... say, having The Tarrasque "level up", roughly increasing it's attack by 1 or 2, or pumping his Hit Points by half. Or increasing it Resist All. Or all of the above...

Dude. Dude.

Transporting The Tarrasque out of the Prime Material Plane? I'm sure there'd be more than a few deity-level personas out there who would be opposed to the idea. Particularly anything primordial in nature. Seems like a good way to get killed. *furiously notes down*

The PDFs weren't final, printer-ready versions. Whether or not any or all of the errors got fixed before the final copies is something I do not know.