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Bah, I totally misread and thought he was trying to move a PC through another PC's space. Everyone else here is correct, you cannot move a creature through that creature's ENEMY'S space. So monster A cannot go through PC B.

From the RC: That's pretty much all you get. The rest is up to abstraction. So I would say you don't have to sleep, don't have to eat, are not immune to disease/poison, and while you are a planar being you cannot inherently or automatically travel between planes (there are rituals for this).

Argh misread, see below. Short answer: no.

Probably because the change is neither surprising nor unwarranted :P

If someone is on the brink of death with their death saving throw failures I'll resolve that until stabilized (if they're not dangerously close then I assume "taking 10" on the part of the people with heal checks), and I make people w/ ongoing damage make one more save at the end of combat. If...

Compare the "Requirement: You must use this power with a simple weapon" group of Encounter powers in the Dragon article with virtually any other Strength-based attack power available to a Cleric. In terms of action economy as a leader, the D400 powers are hands down some of the best options...

Whoops. Fixed that. :)

Sweet, thanks! Just shot an email off to the gmail address that was on the transaction record.

Okay so my subscription was due to run out today, and I fully thought it was going to since I couldn't find anything in Paypal about upcoming scheduled payments. Instead, it renewed. I wanted to let it drop so I could bump up to Silver for ZEITGEIST. Halp? I'd like to not pay for two 4 month...

1) Place zone that causes damage when you enter 2) Use power that slides 3+ squares 3) Pingpong monsters in and out of the zone repeatedly to stack up absurd amounts of autodamage Same concept with spark slippers, except you just slide the monster in a circle around the person wearing them.

Which again turns us back to "Why are these powers 'simple only' instead of 'simple booned'?"

It's not just the sliding/zone damage problem, it's an issue with any sort of auto damage. It makes minion killing effortless and is just completely uninteresting design.

Hooray Spark Slippers nerf! Cheesiest item in the game combined with a solid Controller. I'm torn on Strategist's Epiphany. It was a daily, and while it often trivialized the encounter where it was used, dailies have a habit of doing that, and it was awesome for it; but at the same time, it was...

The way I take the article, they're saying they'll go into as much detail as the encounter needs to make it feel right, rather than sticking in stat blocks, tactical map, and box text, and then seeing how much space they had left on the two-page spread to actually "fluff up" the encounter. In...

Gamma World is designed for a certain degree of lethality over longevity. The two don't reliably mesh well. Alpha Mutations and Omega Tech cards are your encounter and daily powers. They can come up more or less often than usual and are balanced around their brevity. All in all, I'm not sure I...

Sounds a bit like the elemental Benders from Avatar:TLA :) Care to share it?

Nice try @Herschel , but the truth is that I haven't actually rolled a Battle Cleric since the Warpriest came out, because they still can't get it right :) I'm just disappointed because they still miss the mark through TWO major update cycles to the class. This is better, don't get me wrong...

I'm okay with the Rogue restrictions, because they've set out from the getgo and said "Rogue is a master of agility and uses light blades to best strike his target with precise, lethal attacks". This has nothing. I wouldn't even complain if there was a specific deity these were tied to and the...

Take inferior role-fulfilling powers that confer no benefit at all and waste a turn if I miss, just so I can use my mordenkrad...or take a power that actually does provide good role-fulfillment with a little extra oomph if I hit, but, for no logical in-character reason at all, says I have to...

The simple weapons restriction is the most arbitrary and ridiculous thing I've seen in a long while. It makes the whole article frustrating to me. If they want to empower the battle cleric to be an offensive leader, then why can't my dwarf use a hammer or my drow use a fullblade? Giving simple...