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This was answered in the 4e PHB FAQ actually. Using an implement to enhance your spells is the same as attacking with it, so having a light shield on the same arm holding your wand does not give you the enhancement bonuses from it, you do however get access to the items properties.

Also once you hit Paragon tier suddenly your daggers become shortswords if you take the right paragon path.

I wouldn't make it a rogue Exploit however, I'd simply say that he'd have to use a feat to learn it assuming you don't want to force them to give up their racial power.

Another interesting thing, is just when exactly was this podcast done, because like they said before actually starting the combat, not a single person at that table had access to a PHB, they were all using their three ring binders. Aside from the really really really bad rolls, I agree that many...

Keep in mind that like... the entire party was rolling like CRAP

Spells wizards have prepared don't magically vanish after they've been used like in 3.x. Spells they've already cast that day are restored after a rest as usual. As far as replacing the spells in the book they lost? Unless the book was destroyed, find the book. If your book was destroyed, talk...

They only have the daily/utility spells that they know as well as have no rituals to cast.

Also his good friends two-fold curse, the fact that your target remains cursed until it's either dead or the encounter ends, and that you can curse multiple enemies at the cost of a minor action.

I believe part of it is to keep the economy of magic items balanced. You're only supposed to be able to make or buy a magic item whose level is equal or less than your level. However during the ten encounters it takes for you to level up you find many items above your level, so if you got a high...

You took Expanded Spell book. Where's your third daily spell?

Just a note for those saying that Channel Divinity is more 'Clericy'. The Paladin would like to have a word with you.

Realize that the 2nd and 3rd ones are the exact same thing?

Even the pantheon agrees with this as the god of undeath is "evil" and the Goddess of Death makes it one of her tenants to seek out and destroy undead as they are an abomination against the natural order.

Wait...why can he use a bastard sword but not a greatsword?

It's a new round when you reach the start of the inititive list again.

I think a better example would be a Dragonborns breath weapon as it would allow you 2 turns to attack your marks, but from the way a fighters mark is described you're not wrong.

Actually from the exerpts that have been released you can't "buy anything", you should only be able to buy items upto your level as well as be subject to what the vendor has in stock. Not to mention the markup that merchants charge on magic items, so Enchant is the cheaper solution under default...

From a fluff stand point, it seems to be what the designers were going for with Tieflings, however as I don't have my books yet I'm not sure on the fluff for Warlock Pacts.

Because they can? Although in the case of Tieflings I'd probably house rule that they don't exactly have an Infernal Pact, but rather get their power from their curse.

A character with 20 cha (+5) trained in Intimidate (+5) Would only have to roll an 11 to beat a hostile Kobold with a will of 11 (21). If you factor in racial bonuses (+2) Heck even skill focus intimidate (+3) That's giving you a bonus of +15 to your roll. You'd need a 6. Trying to intimidate a...