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There might be. I know there's a War Wizard PP and a War Wizardry feat. I think what I was referring to is the feat. Can't recall what the PP does.

I hate Halflings. We're talking about frothing at the mouth berserker genocide hatred.

There is a feat that allows Wizards to take a penalty to hitting friendlies and do less damage when they do.

When it says the target is "all creatures in X," it means "all creatures in X." It does not care about anything else. Not damage type, not affiliation, nothing. If it says "all enemies in X," then it avoids friendlies.

I'm going to skip criticising the essay itself. Some others have done it well enough. And I'll get to my feelings on the subject matter. I like the idea in general. Last time I watched through Slayers, with Gourry's Sword of Light, Lina's Giga Slave, et cetera, I thought that if I ever ran...

I'm confused. You say the Swordmage seems designed to be ignored because only when its ignored do these things come into play. How is that not exactly the same as with Fighter? Whom "monsters ignore at their peril" by the fact that when its ignored, its features come into play.

nm, misread that, it chooses "actions" not "powers"

Forced movemnt, in general, does not provoke. I don't see dominated being an exception.

It's an immediate reaction. So, when he's done moving, then you can do the shift.

They don't require a seperate trigger entry. They only require that the trigger be stated somewhere. Sometimes this is a trigger entry.

Making it a standard action is a pretty reasonable thing. Then you can see whether or not they're just trying to maximize damage or they're actually trying something flavorful. Because, as a standard action, it's weaker than simply attacking again.

No more silly than the idea that gaining temp hp does not count as healing.

The only concrete reason for why it wouldn't work is because it's just too cheesy. It's bag of rats type cheesy. Only this time, he himself is the rat.

It's most certainly not a part of core rules.

Explicitly yes, they can.

You don't have to hold a Holy Symbol. You can just wear it. If the character builder does not have that option, then it is incorrect.

There's a rule that monsters know all effects and conditions placed upon them.

There are plenty of intelligent creatures who are noted as being willing to take OAs in order to attack particular targets. As per their tactics block. There's a white dragon in particular that springs to mind, willing to take OAs and consequences of marks, in order to attack lighter armor...

If the enemies are doing something that particular players have better defense against, then the players should be helping you make them feel awesome by soaking it up, as it were. However, they likely won't. hah

Not by RAW. And also by RAW, I'm pretty sure he wouldn't be able to use a wizard implement for it anyway. So, he's out of luck on implements to use for it.