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hmmmmm... http://bacolicio.us/http://www.enworld.org/forum/4e-discussion/285593-how-essentials-beyond-bacon.html

for my games, what happens to the soul determines good or evil. what happens to the body after departure of the soul is not important, whether used as wormfood (buried) or raised as a mindless (=soulless) undead. the soul has departed to the planes to receive its just reward. creating an...

if you do decide to run with the entire group, ask for one of the players to be your co-DM. that way, you cut out 1 PC, and the extra DM makes things flow just a little smoother.

corporeal undead are probably edible, provided the flesh is fresh enough. I've had at least one evil dictator raise a cooked centaur so it could serve its own meat to the party-goers. also, I once had a paladin who ate halfling (when you see some orcs roasting meat over a fire, carefully examine...

I'd go with a rogue with high int. as for a weapon: sherlock holmes always carried a swordcane so that would be the weapon of choice.

use rapier statistics. call it a sabre.

seems to me meat would be in short supply in an underground setting. fish or shellfish however are fairly common in underground lakes. sentient races are probably more valuable as slaves than as food.

I would rule the standard is considered 'planted' as long as it remains stationary relative to the battle field. if the battlefield is a ship: no problem. if you plant it on your cart: no problem... as long as the cart remains stationary. you could even plant it in an earth genasi, if it stays...

I use a flip-over block. it's much like the gaming paper, and available in most office stores.

this. rolling saves is still part of your turn. after rolling saves, your turn ends and you suffer the effect.

first thing I noticed: sudden growth and amok action should not stack. I would change amok action and keep sudden growth (it's already an encounter power, so you can grow in each encounter anyway). some ideas for amok action: -when you spend an action point, you can make a basic melee attack...

I don't think fortifiation is too strong. it'll heal less than a healing word, so will not add anything if the character is a cleric or warlord (or other leader with a healing word type power). instead of the extra healing, maybe grant an extra endurance check against disease with a small bonus?

consuming Bacon of Hope bestows Divine Flavour. Monsters with the Swallow Whole ability seek you out in combat in preference to normal tasting characters.

if you're a full spellcaster at epic level, invest in a cloud of orange prism ioun stones. they give a nameless +1 bonus to CL for a (for epic characters) low cost of 30k each.

ground zero fireball FTW! even better: catch as many partymembers in your fireball as possible! yay xp!

elves lack flavour. this is why there's sun elves, moon elves, star elves, sea elves, dark elves, wood elves, high elves, etcetera. this is why elves must go.

as a DM, don't give the players a longsword +2. Give them 'Bloodstrike', the sword of the famous warrior Warrax. (which happens to act exactly like a longsword +2)

Dragonborn are just oversized kobolds, so you may want to look at the their PP for inspiration.

the orange ioun stone may be expensive, but it's slotless, and provides an unnamed bonus to CL. You can use several at once by RAW (which I consider broken, but that's another story)

if you have enough dailies, wizards can already do this with their spellbook class feature. just pick the dailies you want to use for the day from the dailies you know.