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You can still provide cover against ranged attacks, even while you are prone, correct?

1. A chaotic Gnome Illusionist/Necromancer (who one day hopes to have hooves) who stabs himself to use fade away. 2. A Guardian Druid (who is the party medic) who shifts around pouring potions down the throats of party members (on a regular basis).

How do reach weapons work insofar far as, going through squares occupied by enemies in order to reach a target? Is it possible? Diagnoally maybe? Should I just move the map?

How many potions should a character be able to carry and have access to, as in, right away, i.e., draw it as a minor action? How many potions can a person carry before it starts getting ridiculous? Is being able to create 1 potion a day a good house rule?

Thanks, that sounds right.

Druid Attack Daily 5 At the end of the effect line it states that creatures inside the zone that attacks a target outside the zone takes x amount of damage. Is this aforementioned damage administered as an immediate interrupt-like or an immediate reaction- like?

Well, given that it is a standard, someone (an ally) should be close by, or it deserves to be taken.

Firstly, is this overpowered for a Level 9 Magic Item Encounter power? Should it be a Daily? Or does it just sound better than what it actually says it does? Battle Standard of the Hungry Blade This black pennant bears the symbol of the hungry blade: an axe head with a toothy maw that...

Can you force move enemies through squares occupied by allies?

Sorcerer, Daily, Attack 5 How does the jumping work with this power? Is one jumping over squares? That seems the most logical- otherwise it would be, "Thunder Bunny Hop" Does doing so (jumping over things) cost extra movement for hangtime?

a) I looked under the sections for Invisibility listed in the index of PH and the DMG1 and DMG2 and did not see any rules in what attacks do and do not end invisibility. b) Where can I find such rules?

I recently read on one of those character optimizations sites, that making an indirect attack does not end one's state of invisibility, and "Stinking Cloud," was used as the example. So my question is, is this true? Do indirect attacks not end one's state of invisibility? And, what is...

Great. That's what I figured, but I wanted to make sure. I really like the fact that there are very few typos in this game (at least, by my standards). I tried to play l5r 3ed, and they may as well have written it in Martian-language.

I notice in the latest Invoker Essentials that some Encounter powers do not have the keyword "Encounter," but say "Frequency" instead, is this a typo, or am I missing something? While I'm here: I just earned a new Attack 3 Encounter power for my Invoker of Preservation, and I was going to...

You mean you don't stop bleeding when you're dying? :)

Ah, yeah, I saw the Rod of Reaving errata, and read some of the debate over using it with the Rod of Corruption, but somebody wrote that they changed Rod of Corruption, but apparently, it was just a confalted statement. Thanks for putting my mind at ease.

Ha well, maybe I am, because I read in this forum that a Rod of Corruption no longer works with minions, but I've yet to find it in the official errata. Does anyone know where this is stated exactly?

Where is is stated that a Rod of Corruption doesn't work on minions anymore? I've combed the errata and yet to find it.

Well, I had a basic Rod +2, and then found a Rod of Corruption +1, so I use the +2 Rod for my spells, and the Rod of Corruption to spread my Warlock Curse, so what exactly am I doing that doesn't seem right? Our group doesn't do the "wish list" thing. We all agree its goofy.

With the Assasain Daily 5 power "Twilight Assasain," does the duplicate Nightstalker gain the ability to use the "Nightstalker" ability? What are some other general rules to bear in mind when dealing with powers that duplicate a character?