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In 3E, you could never deal less than 1 damage, even if the modifier would make it so. I don't know what the rule is in 4E, I haven't seen anything to the contrary.

Those powers have the 'Stance' keyword which, according to PHB pg55, means they last until the end of the encounter, for 5 minutes, or until you use another stance power.

#2 is actually right. Think about a character having three distinct actions: a minor action, a move action and a standard action. Normally, a shift is a 1 square move which doesn't provoke an OA. It costs a move action. Kobolds have the power to shift 1 square as a minor action. Whatever else...

As far as I can tell, nothing stops a warlock from picking a power from another pact. I suspect the powers that aren't augmented by the pact still list the pact in case any feats augment a specific set. For example, if there's a feat such as 'Improved Star Pact' which gives you a +1 to attack...

My Amazon preorder still says 6th-9th of June, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

For me, it's got to be Rockfire Dreadnought and Earthwind Ravager.

Are you sure the list you saw was right? There are bears, bats, beetles, boars, crocodiles, horses, hounds, hyenas, panthers, rats, snakes, scorpions, spiders and wolves in the MM.

No, you have a duty to your fellow ENworlders to spend the next several hours answering our questions! Questions like 'how does a trolls' regeneration work?' and 'what are the shifter's ability mods?'.

Wow, he has Dragonstrike...I thought I was the only one holding on to that relic.

Good point.

I'm very impressed with the trolls. It looks like we have a regular troll and a war troll (I know that's been mentioned somewhere before), though I don't know what the centre one is. I do wonder why the left troll's right arm is fainter. I expect it's because the art overlaps with some text.

Amazon still lists the delivery estimates for my core books as 6-9th June. I just hope it stays that way...

Fourthed. I'd also be very interested in hearing how trolls' regeneration works.

Building on this idea, maybe the Least Dragonmark feat could grant an at-will power, then have that feat be a requirement for a 'Dragonmark Heir' paragon path. Then, the 11th and 12th level powers of the path could represent the Lesser Dragonmark, and the 19th(?) level daily power could...

The Norse giants, Jotun, were created by Ymir in Ginnungagap. Ymir and Ginnungagap map pretty closely to primordials and the Elemental Chaos.

Don't quote me on this because I'm not an FR person, but I think Amaunator and Tymora are FR gods. At least one of the D&DXP adventures (Escape from Sembia) was set in FR, after all. So the core books will be using Pelor instead, since he's the established core sun god.

No, stick to Cambridge! The more the merrier, as they say. At least, it'd save a train fare. Hmm...there's nothing on the Inner Sanctum website yet, but the calendar only goes up to May.

The easiest way to do that would be to remove the auto-fill on the Action and Sustain boxes so you can fill the bottom 4 notches any way you like.

Thanks, that takes care of that. Means the wizard pregens (plus one) are done, and I'm now working on the cleric ones.

Is there a way to change the font size in MSE without going in to the style file? Or perhaps a way to include that functionality? Otherwise, the longer powers are going to have to be made manually.