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It says A healing surge, implying only one. Furthermore, it says you get the surge when changing to statue form OR returning from it, again, implying that you get only a single surge.

This excerpt isn't out of a book or pirated PDF. It was a PREVIEW from the WotC web site. If anything, they want the word to get out about the upcoming Adventurer's Vault book. Nobody is going to get sued and I haven't, to my knowledge, broken any rules or laws. So calm down already.

Discuss. Preview of the Preview: Boots of Teleportation; Level 28 Wearing these elegant boots, you never need to raise your feet to move. Item Slot: Feet 2,125,000 gp Power (At-Will Teleportation): Move Action. Teleport a number of squares equal to your speed. I SO want those boots! Never...

bolean is correct. You can describe the Heal skill application as "trying to wake them up," but that is the closest you are going to get with the RAW. I think an official somewhere (Sage Advice maybe?) said the same. You need to make the save and that's that.

I am writing this post to inform you of a fun little trick that our group has been using to increase the fun in our games. CHANGING THE FLAVOR TO PRE-EXISTING WEAPONS AND ITEMS. So many people get caught up on what the book says. This is a habit that stems primarily from v3.0/v3.5's endless...

Maybe so. I've always thought of those as "class abilities" and not "powers," but I can see the similarities between the two.

If you are referring to a wizard picking up Wand Mastery it is worth noting that it only grants you the encoutner power as a DAILY, and that any warlock or wizard can get that without having to take the Second Implement feat.

I allow my players to buy potions with their 1st-level starting funds should they so desire. Is there some restriction I was previously unaware of?

I was thinking that myself during the battle. Even so, the dragon managed to get a lucky crit on the ranger and took him out at one point. Also, aren't white dragons the dumbest/weakest of the bunch? Even if he did us softies owuld have just continued our hit and run tactics from around the...

Maybe this will help.

We were all 2nd level. The dragon got us enough XP to get to 3rd. :)

In last night's game we encountered a white dragon in a dungeon and totally pwned it. My human cleric with his super high Wisdom as well as the Skill Training: Perception and Alertness feats heard the dragon's heavy breathing before we ever made it to its cavern. After warning the party of the...

It's been my experience that most GMs say something to the effect of "Does a 23 hit your AC?" In such a situation, it is easily a powerful utility spell.

Can anyone say KAMIKAZE KOBOLDS? :D

Where is Osama bin Laden? Is he even still alive? *Casts scry and figures out the answer to both the above questions and cashes in on the reward a few days later* Try and convince me that you would not use a Scrying ritual in that, or a similar, situation.

Um. You can use them in combat. You just need to plan ahead. Despite the long casting times, the durations are often long enough to set up a battlefield of sorts. You should always plan ahead when fighting a dragon anyways if given the chance.

It's been changed as evidenced by the D&Di Encounter Generator. In that program it is listed as a Level 1 Minion. Actual Errata is probably not far off. ;) I'm not sure about the other monsters you listed, but you can check the generator to see if any others were changed as well. :)

I just love the idea of casting Arcane Barrier, which is then target by a Conceal Object ritual. During a battle with a fast, flying creature (such as a dragon) run through the Arcane Barrier and have the pursuer crash full on into it! :lol: Also, one of my players (an evil son-of-a-bitch)...

So your player wants to have his cake and it it too? :hmm:

Pure win. I shall puruse some rituals and get abck to you.