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As far as i know nothing breaks magical darkness unless a power says it..

I am interested in a gmail game ;) already playing in a few games.. on RPOL and Myth-Weavers..

It's even simpeler.. If a player creates a character he loves, but is not optimal, you as a DM should take this in note and not throw hard monsters to hit in a encounter... If you have a mixed party with optimal and sub-obtimal characters, just throw in a mix of enemies..

He would need to roll a 16 or higher (included is +2 weapon prof and a +6 weapon)

I really don't get the fuss.. It is not like a character is broken without the feature.. okay maybe he has less chance to score a hit.. but that is not such a big problem.. Or am i just to simple..

It has to be said because if you dont and drop prone after 2 squares of the 6 you have, you could still crawl 4 squares.. and with the "lose the rest of your move action" you stop the oppurtunity to continue further..

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I rule that temporary hp disappears after an extended rest and not a short rest.. Our warlock has almost always 6 temp hp, and it doesn't give any problems..

Ok a jump does not trigger it, text clearly states it.. But what if a pc lies a plank over the rune and walks it. The plank makes contact, but the pc not.. Will it trigger then?

I'm at work now, and i don't have any books with me and i have a session after work and i forgot one thing to prep.. There is a chance my players will be going into area 5 (i think) of the first level of Keep on the Shadowfell.. That area has glyphs on the ground that trigger when someone...

Don't you drop what you are holding?

Simply said.. The change of hitting twice is great, so you have a possibility to miss, do 1w or 2w damage.. And later.. when you get better weapons and the likes the damage increases..

And don't forget that the move action can be used to shift.. and some attacks or things cost a minor action so you can drop the move to a minor and do two other actions..

A pact blade is simply a light blade, so it is simply a magic weapon that can function as a implement. So the moment you use the pact blade (dagger example) in a melee attack you only gain the bonusses as if using a magic weapon, and not as a implement..

- Blazing beacon is an encounter power that can not boost Consecrated Ground in any way. - Divine Weapon does not exist as a level 9 daily, divine power does but again, blazing beacon has nothing to with boosting anything.. I think you got something mixed up..

The player at the table knows it all, but does its character know something? If player A is adjacent to the enemy and he is blinded and he decides not to retreat it is in my book totally normal to attack the square where the last known enemy was.. But if the enemy moved away it becomes a whole...

I look at the situation.. Sometimes a monster backs up quickly and walks into even more danger, sometimes it backs up easy without endangering itself.. It also depends on how how intelligent the creature is.. About what powers are you talking? And the search function is only avaible for...

Thanks all, I am going to look at the LFR stuff and the scales of war path.. Maybe i shall make a small campaign world where the Scales of War is set in.. It's a shame Wizards only brings out two core books and one adventure.. maybe when they are done with all the settings they are going to...

Hmm my players already have started H1- KotS and i was planning to run the following adventures to.. After this i wanted to maybe do a FR campaign.. Maybe i flavor Scales of War into FR.. have to check if that would be easy..

My players have been playing almost a year now, and they are almost level 4.. and they think it's fast.. We play around 4 hours in 2 weeks..