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As there is no reall rule i would say that a natural person can leave the circle if they wish so..

If anyone fancies a drawing challenge i am here to present it ;) A group portrait containing: Female Dwarf Cleric of Moradin (chainmail, warhammer) Male Dwarf Paladin of Bahamut (scale armor, greatsword Male Dwarf Fighter (maul, scale armor) Male Tiefling Rogue (hand crossbow and leather...

In area attacks, bursts, blasts, walls you make a separate attack roll for each creature.. So you only add the damage to one enemy. If you roll a crit against a enemy, with a area power, you only give the crit damage to the monster you rolled crit against..

Monster Manual has some rules but nothing on damage or forced movement.. DMG has more rules but again.. nothing..

This is correct.. I don´t know the rules for flying, but i thought if you damage the flying beast it had a chance to fall.. have to look it up..

I really can't argue why you shouldn't delay.. The rules say you just miss your turn.. But for sakes of simplicity just skip the turn.. It doesn't really hurt the players..

Indeed, i gotta give my thumps up to the art in all the books..

You know that each delve only contains 3 or so area's, the other area's are for yourself to design..

Why not?

1. Out of my head, yes. 2. Yes 3. A character only becomes stable when rolling 20, rolling 10-19 just ignores one deathsave, but next round still need to roll 4. Didn't think so because you can't take a action.. 5. If a pc takes damage equal to bloodied value in the minus, it dies.. This is...

Yes if the monster is killed before it saves against his ongoing damage, another creature within 5 squares can heal..

So if the 2 resists are both the same they dont stack.. If one is a power type and the other one a feature type, they stack. If they are both untyped, they stack.

There is topic around here somewhere.. - There are no rules for sleeping in armor or putting it on - People tend to use -1 healing surge if you sleep in armor..

There is a thread around here somewhere were this all was already discussed.. The conclusion was: - This is a stealth errata. - Players at higher levels had trouble hitting things, so this helps out.

It seems they made a mistake or just intentionally did that.. Just await the Update.. Or make it STR 15 DEX 21 ?

Wouldn't it be easier to just look up the value of the items a new player of that level had to have?

My players rocked irontooth.. They had him slowed and i missed his saves.. So before Irontooth reached the party he was half way xp and most of the other kobolds had been killed :)

You would give them magic items to heal up, but not a room where they could heal up.. Like said before.. Make a secret room, they find it ( they will ) and than add a well, or an altar to the room and let them heal up with 1 healing surge + 1d10.. Or adjust the encounters they have left to...

I've never ran a combat situation like this before, but the most tips i see are: - Use minions - Use one or two stronger monsters after minions - Repeat and let the players take some rest between encounters.. Don't add much npc's otherwise everything will be all about management and not fun...

i have ramaged threw the books and you are correct.. I would rule the modifiers still count..