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This requires some elaboration to begin to make sense to me. I agree that two fold curse seems overpowering though, especially when you can have multiple enemies cursed, perhaps even dropping at the same time. A Star/Infernal warlock for example would be deadly as they would get the temp hp from...

Again. Both. Specific beats General.

Not when the cleric is a Demigod he doesn't.

But see here's the thing. Cyric WAS a mortal. Tyr has always been a god. Gods don't think the same way mortals do, so it is completely believeable that a god would fall for the tricks of a mortal turned god, simply because he doesn't have the same capacity to get his mind to think like Cyrics.

From a pure fluff reasoning stand point I'd rule it as one damage roll for both. You're fireing both arrows at the same time with the same force not quickly shooting off two arrows.

They tend not to release conversions and side treks before the adventure has been released.

Or simply have a magical thrown weapon.

*coughheavybladeopportunitycough* As to your question, the only monsters I've seen that don't have a 'basic' attack with a weapon, are those who have no weapons and instead slam into you (Zombies, oozes, etc) The monster powers do however have handy little symbols to tell you which ones are...

How do you figure a fighter with 31 hp getting 5 back from regen when bloodied is the equivalent of 7 + 1d6 + Cleric's wis?

I'd be more inclined to rule it as a Wand of Accuracy like ability.

Just the one target. I've found that many questions relating to how effects work when it states 'attack' work better when you add roll to the end of it.

Just a quick note, they've changed the boon entries. they now simply have Personal.

I believe that is correct except that would only be the diagram for a blast 3 not a burst 3.

A fighter is more likely to have higher Str then the Ranger though truthfully.

And this is a bad thing....how?

PHB pg 295 Lower than 10: You slip one step closer to death. If you get this result three times before you take a rest you die. 10-19: No Change. 20: Spend a healing surge. When you do so, you are considered to have 0 Hit points, and then your healing surge restores hit points as normal.

Damage is besides the point. Concidering that the single most common use people are seeming to want to use it as is a minion clearer, using Strength, which leads to a better bonus to your attack rolls with it, is much better then using Con.

Once again. Use. Strength. For. Fighter. Breath Weapons. As for the +1 to attack, +2 Damage when bloodied, lower HP means a lower Bloodied amount as well, Which leads to you being dead much sooner. On the other hand, having higher HP means you can sit around in bloodied for longer, leading to...

To keep the enemy from getting to the squishy wizard behind him.

Why in the name of all that is holy is a Dragonborn Fighter using Con as it's stat choice for its breath weapon? Also NO Dragonborn should want low con as they get to add their con modifier to their Healing Surge Value