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So a half-elven rogue takes hunter's quarry as his racial ability thing and then dipmulticlasses to get sleep.

I would guess you could do that, but that your half-elf power won't count toward later prerequisites.

How is it cherry picking? You can only do it for a single other class, you have to spend a feat to do it, you only get the one power per feat, you have to lose one of your powers to get it, and you can't use it as frequently as someone of that class! Who cares if you can continue to swap it...

Glad I'm not the only one confused by that portion of the excerpt. There were some broken images when I looked; are they tables or line breaks, I wonder?

That scabbard is very poorly placed.

That's probably true, but you're not going to see it on this poll. First because people are more inclined to extremes in response and second because the people who respond to polls voluntarily are the extremes in the population. The poll already shows a bias to the extremes and that almost...

Come on, now, that picture's got skads of flaws. The first is that the Balrog's whip should have multiple thongs.

But you've got some! One, two.... multi![/smartass]

Really, though, if the Drow as a race were ambidextrous, they really should have been ambisinister (two left hands rather than two right hands). The reason people, and animals in general, use one hand preferentially is because it makes them more dexterous (original Latin; right-handed. In...

Technically, it's not an "a" in the middle of "justacar", it's a schwa.

There's the Man With No Name. He's a ranger. Which is now a striker. Anyway, definitely not like Conan the Barbarian or any other sword & sorcery hero.

Well, Clue is a lot of fun whereas Monopoly is boring and quickly gets bogged down by its mechanics. The analogy works.

But by the upper levels, that's an unarmed opportunity attack that's averaging 10 damage, possibly against a racial weakness.

Put your pants back on, it's not perfect. Those powers work on *adjacent* allies. Given how movement oriented 4e is, I don't know how much that'll come into play.

Yeah, its left hand looks awkward. It's easy enough to get your hands into those positions, but I really don't like the look.

There was another thread a while back when I first learned about 4e traps and I spent a few hours so excited I couldn't sit down. Thought up a couple of nifty scenarios. I never got that excited about 3.x.

People often compare dealing with players to herding cats, yet they never think of the obvious solution. Train your players like you train cats; bring a water gun to the table and squirt a player whenever he's obnoxious.

The Loseion Legion?

Wardame. Warb****? Warchick. Warchica.

So would elves get military ranged proficiency to make sure they can use longbows?