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Call and complain, there's a chance that they'd give you a refund I would hope. Or at least let you return it. You'd probably have to pay to ship it back though. I've never dealt with WotC CS so I don't know. Shipping a defective product is pretty bad form though.

It's working fine in open office for me, latest non beta version. Heh, it's even working better than your previous version. I wasn't expecting that! Sweet!

I let my guys intimidate a group of goblins* the other night before they even entered combat. I thought is was completely plausible. They outnumbered them, did some good RP, brandished the skull of a known goblin warlord** they had killed a few days before that had relations with this tribe...

Hmmm... after looking at again it almost seems arbitrary. I was thrown off because I started my campaign at first level and my guys have only just made it to thirds, so most of the stuff in my head is low level monsters. Goblins, kobolds, and the like. It appears they have a higher damage...

Amateur, real gamers have a d6 with sides marked 1,1,2,2,3,3 and a d6 marked x1, x1, +3, +3, +6, +6. :p

There are monsters in the MM and other released products that grant temporary hit points and there has already been a ruling that minions can gain temporary HP. I'm not sure if it was in the FAQ, errata, or in just a CS response. Actually, the very first encounter* in Keep on the Shadowfell...

On a similar note, I think my new neighbors are gnomes. I saw this in their backyard last night.

I doubt it. I think it's just an exception. They're saying that the conjured creature is exactly like a minion, and then they list exceptions to the normal minion rules as they apply to the conjured creature. What's that basic rule they've been saying for 4e? Something like general rules and...

I was going to say teabag and Polaroid. Now, I'll say teabag and Polaroid with the inclusion of the above. That would sure make my DM's jaw drop. If your DM isn't allowing the Polaroid ritual featured in Dragon magazine then I suppose a nice sketchpad would do. And since craft/art skills are...

Assuming that your DM is going to allow a vorpal brutal weapon in the campaign. And doesn't this nerf the Gauntlets of Destruction?

Actually, it would probably be better to use average weapon damage instead of rolling a 1, otherwise the minions you create will be dealing less damage than the out of the box ones in published sources.

Not with a few choice multiclass feats.

Well, part of the problem is that Paragon multiclassing has a four feat entry requirement. That's a bit steep, don't you think?

You've obviously never played in my campaign. Anyway, I'm more excited about the addition of a badger minion. This has become a must have magic item for every gnome PC. Now, they just need to come up with a Lair feat or ritual and I'm set.

If people want to use a level 3 encounter power to restrict their friends to one action while also granting combat advantage for an entire round in exchange for a half dozen squares of free movement I have no problem with letting them do so.

"Not seeing" is concealment, not cover. Someone standing behind a solid glass door would have total cover, but no concealment. So, really, there are not different rules for "seeing" and "not seeing" as you put it. Nothing in the rules says that cover has anything to do with sight. Blind...

Well, as far as treasure, that's less of a problem as long as you hand out enough over the course of gaining a level. And because of the xp gain, well, put it this way. In KotS you gain level two after 8 encounters, not the 10 that is listed as base. Granted, that encounter is a problem in...

I'm surprised no one has mentioned this yet: http://www.projectaon.org/en/Main/Home Yeah, that's right, nearly all the Lone Wolf books in online format with a program that keeps your stats/character sheet. And it's legal, not pirated. It's okay, I won't expect any thanks for the link until...

Well, notice that I did the comparison with the overall treasure value that should be given over the course of a level, not with parcels. I have a feeling you just skimmed my post and missed the meat of my analysis. I'm not saying they didn't give out proper parcels. I'm showing that they did...

Yes, they've been awarded, but with underpowered magic items that your party may not even be able to use. Since someone already forked this into another thread, see here for my analysis: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?p=4388808#post4388808