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Rogue. For that One True Striker flavor. Also because our group is doing a reboot of the campaign that fell apart when we stopped playing D&D a few years ago.

Heh, never really thought of rolling up a new character as respawning. Shows how attached I tend to get to them :) Edit: Not to say that you can't get attached to characters in a lethal system, just I have a hard time with it.

I want to know if people are going to think about swarms this hard. The MM apparently has a full section devoted to them. Which makes me think it might mean more than just "bugs" this time around.

One creature, 10 range.

The witchfire is going to be often more accurate against heavy armor foes. It's ranged. And the warlock will usually have another 1d6 or more stacked on top from his curse. Additionally, prone is just combat advantage from melee until they get to act, since standing apparently doesn't provoke...

Indeed. Until 2016, or 2021 "based on performance" whatever that means. They've been having a bit of a shaky period lately. The computer game license is probably in a bit of a limbo at the moment. Edit: Or maybe they've been talking to people. Certainly no one would pop on and make cryptic...

I know what you mean, but that still sounds wrong somehow. :)

That has to be brutally heartbreaking for those with loved ones that Raise Dead just "doesn't work on". Wouldn't be surprised if there were accusations of not trying hard enough or the like sometimes. In fact, now that I think about it, this make raise dead more akin to intensive surgery...

Dear Fallen Seraph, Please stop making us sound awesome. We were trying not to get slaughtered this edition. Your friends, the Earth Titans

Hrm. Thanks, but hrm.

Just double checked the Tiers article. It just says "rules". Nothing about if they meant universe or game. So I guess everyone just reads that however they want :) There might have been other mentions of it I missed, but the tiers article was where I remember picking up the "break the rules"...

Except your body doesn't vanish. In fact, you have to lay there on the ground for a few rounds before your spirit decides the ride has well and truly stopped and it's time to get off. :) Blue jedi glowy was exactly what I thought of first though.

The wildlife probably avoids that firing range.

I'm a little bit confused as to what people were expecting with the Epic Destinies. Most of the flashy stuff is offloaded onto the classes. The EDs are really more of a meta-class than the paragon paths. The class lets you drop big rocks of doom on people (or make pit fiend a slave to your will...

"Surely no one would be self-sacrificing enough to destroy my wards!" *self-sacrificed!* "NOOOOOOO! Done in by judging others by my own standards!"

No, the purview of rituals is everything, not anything. Everything that is anything will not be fixed by rituals.

...you ate a whole college kid?

You can use the customization rules to shove them another 5 levels on top of that.

"Rituals fix everything" is my last great fear. As in the fear is that they really don't fix everything. http://www.vgcats.com/comics/?strip_id=228 FIX EVERYTHING.

I just figure a wizard did it. As in the bladed top can be magically slowed through the control panel. Certainly having a entire room of cutting blades might be fun too.