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am I the only Lazy GM out there that just grabs stats that work from one monster, change the description, and roll that out as the odd/unheard of foe? takes almost literally no time.

I'd proably tell the player that target the earth to pick an object -- since the earth is a collection of discreet objects -- ditto the house or the road . . . etc. While I suspect that targeting huge creatures with 1st level encounter powers may turn out to be a waste of time, that is a scary...

The question isn't whether it's creative or slippery -- is it within the rules? This is an exception based system -- so what is the general rule, what is the exception. The exception overrides the rule. My analysis would go: General rule is that attacks go against creatures. The exception...

maybe a good way to take out some minions?

Ditto.

Er... you have a destiny if the game isn't over -- you don't if this is the last session? Sure -- kings and such could have "grand destinies" that you actually watch -- it's just sort of assumed with PCs that they will go on to do Greater Deeds -- it's the job description. They seem to have...

I suppose it depends on where you focused. There is no "platonic form" of DnD out there to be found (though many seem to think there are). To me, there are three elements to a DnD setting 1) Dungeons!, 2) Dragons!, 3) a group of classes which MUST include a) fighter, b) rogue/thief c) wizard d)...