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I had this posted in the 4E rules forum, but since this is where fan created stuff goes, I am reposting here. This is inspired by Kenad's most excellent Star Wars Saga character generator found here. I took the format and some of his ideas, but the code is all mine (mainly because I couldn't...

Hey guys, I have updated the sheet some. The Reflex Defense issue should be fixed now. Hmmm, I guess I can put one in. For now, you can simply select that cell and click DELETE. It will delete the selection that is currently in there and should help. This is the same issue w/ the shield...

Mob is an old programming acronym for Mobile Object Block. Sure, it was invented by programmers, then later adopted as an MMORPG term. But I think we all know the meaning (at least its clear that you did know what was meant by it). Why the offense to it? Just because it is often related to...

The way I read it is, it's one attack that can hit 2 targets. You get to choose the best roll out of two d20 rolls. As for damage, you roll damage once and apply that result to both targets. Compare to how Twin Strike works, where it specifies Hit: 1[W] damage per attack.. StT lacks "per...

Sometimes there is no other option. Your back is against the wall, down to minimum HPs, you have 1 chance to save the day, you sometimes have to take the chance and cast a spell and hope against the OA hitting. This isn't something that should be done as a routine. But the situation can...

Say what? Where is this specified? In the Core books somewhere? Was it a CS response? If it was from CS, anyone have a link to that answer?

I usually follow most of your logic, but you lost me on this one. How is the death/dying saving throw any different from making a saving throm from blindness, or daze for example? Is there wording that makes the dying saving throw work differently?

True, but there is always the time travel factor, so it might not be readily apparent from the trailers.

If that daily power is a ranged power or an area power, and you are adjacent to the enemy and provoke an OA, and that OA does enough damage to drop you.

From the feat description So suppose my Cleric is Dying, which is listed as a Condition in PHB pg 277. If I crit my own death saving throw to get back onto my feet, could I use Sehanine's Reversal to transfer the Dying condition to a monster? If I can, would the monster get the saving throws...

So, if a Dwarf tries to use his Second Wind (a Minor Action for Dwarves) but an enemy readied an action and attacks and drops the Dwarf, if the Dwarf is later revived during the same encounter, did he lose his Second Wind? Just for sake of arguement, assume the Readied Action was worded: If the...

When an enemy uses a power that grants multiple attacks, does that give the fighter an attack against the enemy? For instance, the ranger's at will Twin Strike power, if the ranger makes one attack against the fighter and then one against someone else, does the fighter get an attack? Does the...

Here is another link that hasn't been yoinked yet http://teaser-trailer.com/2008/07/tron-2-leaked-teaser-trailer.html

Warning, clicking on the following link (and reading what is ahead) will reveal major spoilers for this upcoming season of Heroes. Such spoilers include finding out if Nathan is really dead, and the reveal of who actually shot Nathan (was it HRG? find out if you dare)...

Enemy uses Standard Action to make an attack against me. I use a power that allows me to shift 1 square. Can the enemy uses it's Move Action to shift back next to me, then use his Standard Action to make an attack? Since he can reach me, he no longer should lose his attack action, right? And...

Well... Isn't a penalty to the attack roll affecting your ability to attack? Just wondering, what else did you mean by has no effect on your ability to attack.

A character who has a speed of 6 can move up to 6 squares (or 30 feet) on the battle grid by using a move action. If you can move up to 6 squares, doesn't that also mean you can move less than 6 squares? Moving 0 squares is moving less than 6 squares...

Then I think what you are describing is more on Theory Optimization than actual in-game optimization. These are the people from the CharOp boards who look for ways to break the game (within the rules, as opposed to a munchkin who bends the rules). An example would be 3.5 Pun Pun or the Cheater...

I still think it's kind of funny how Robocop almost got an NC-17 rating, but they cut back some of the violence and got an R rating instead. The original movie was not marketted to kids... Then a couple years later, not only do they make a Robocop cartoon, but they make Robocop toys for kids...

Why the distaste for optimizers? If you don't like to optimize, then don't do it. If someone is having fun playing D&D by trying to optimize their character, then let them. What makes you think your way of playing is better than anyone else? As someone else mentioned in another thread, there...