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There is, actually; PHB p. 291. Unless specifically stated otherwise in a monster's or NPC's stat block, only PCs can use second wind.

A half-elf warlord who chooses a fighter at-will as his Dilettante ability could do this once per encounter, but otherwise, no, the warlord taking the swordmaster PP gains no benefit from this ability. Paragon paths aren't really designed with multiclassing in mind, which seems to be part of the...

1) Not quite. "As long as you are able to make opportunity attacks" doesn't specify "against the target." This ability functions unless you're affected by some condition that prohibits you from taking OAs. 2) Yes, it's a smart idea for enemies to avoid the fighter while the fighter has this...

"Marked" is a condition, just like "stunned" or "unconscious." A marked creature suffers a -2 to hit any target other than the creature that marked it. The fighter's Combat Challenge is a unique class ability of the fighter and has nothing to do with being marked by a non-fighter.

So no, human warlocks are not screwed.

Personally, I'm allowing "move toward the target" to count as engaging, but that's a house rule. By the RAW, you need to end the turn on which you used Divine Challenge a) adjacent to the marked target or b) having attacked the target. In other words, don't use Divine Challenge as the final...

Not really. Shield of Faith tags everybody within the burst at the moment you cast it; if only three allies happed to be within that close burst 5, only those three allies get the bonus. Sacred Circle creates a zone in which any ally who steps inside gets the bonus. Versatility makes up for raw...

PHB p. 268. In other words, if your readied action is "attack when the goblin gets within range," as soon as you resolve the square of movement that put it within range, you attack.

If this is meant to be a level 4 character, you're still off. - You've forgotten to add +1 to a second ability score. - You have one feat too many. You seem to have Power Attack, Improved Initiative, Novice Power, and Soldier of the Faith. - Soldier of the Faith is the paladin multiclass...

Warlord powers, for one.

Whoops, you're right. I must have gotten the Combat Challenge errata (specifying that the enemy must be marked by you) confused with a (nonexistent) errata for Combat Superiority requiring the target be marked.

Bear in mind that your OAs only stop the movement of a target that's already marked; the OA that marks the enemy in the first place doesn't get the benefit.

It could come up, but in edge cases. For example, if you have 5 hit points left and are going to take 5 ongoing damage at the start of your next turn, a one hit point heal gives you one more round of action before you drop.

Ah--in that case, yes, you are correct. It came across like you were suggesting that healing from powers wouldn't benefit from the rule when healing the dying. You are correct, there's no necessarily about it--you only get the 1 hp if you're dying and have no surges to spend. But allowing a...

Err, say what? The rule on p. 295 does apply to all types of healing that requires you to spend a surge. Why wouldn't it apply to powers?

Actually, the answer to almost all of these is "no." It's a stance, which means it lasts till the end of the encounter or until the player chooses to use a different stance power. The power can be used whenever you want to use it--for the rest of the encounter, whenever the PC becomes bloodied...

Correct.

Err, no, read the section on powers I already quoted. It's at the very bottom of the first column of p. 28, second to last line. When retraining a power, you can choose one of the same level or lower. You cannot retrain a level 1 power to be a level 7 power or what have you.

Spear gauntlet traps don't get a turn, they just attack whenever the trigger condition is met, so your character gets hit twice: once for entering the square, once again when he starts his next turn in the square.

Ahem... You're thinking of replacing powers, which allows you to choose a higher-level power to replace a lower-level one, but the first chance you get to do that is level 13.