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According to this table the half-elf is a better paladin then a Dragonborn because of 2 extra hit points and an extra healing surge. However, Dragonborn Cover both strength and charisma based attacks, as well as get to add their con mod to their healing surges, which to me, makes them far better...

You can use Staves one handed now? Awesome.

Well for the Half-Elf Paladin...use a Holy Avenger.

For a wizard that has Daily 1-5-9, aren't those just the levels you get another 'slot' to place a Daily in? So at Level 10 You could have multiple high level spells because you can trade-in a lower level spell for one of the higher level you can cast no?

My guess would be that 2[w] = 2 times total weapon damage. so yah 2d8+2

The way I see it, Using the longsword as an implement allows you to use any modifiers built into the weapon (a la Holy Avenger) not ones you get from being able to use the weapon yourself.

I'll probably wind up having my group use those then seeing as it's hard enough to read their hand writing as it is some times

Does the PHB have a character sheet in the back like in 3.5?

I have a question concerning the multiclass feats, If you already have say religion as a trained skill and you MC into a cleric, do you get no benefit from the skill training?

Another quick question. What's the stats on a Bastard Sword, and will I need to take a feat to use it one handed?

I'm planning on playing a Dragonborn for my first character so I've got a few questions on them. For starters there were rumors floating around that DB's could possibly fly at some point? Also what stats are you able to pick to add to the DB's Breath weapon?

The NPC is 8th level so perhaps Tieflings get Fire Res of 5 + 1/2 level?