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One time under 3.5 I had a centaur monk with horseshoes of water walking threaten to sunder the PCs' ship. It almost worked...

Armor of durability+collar of recovery+ Stormwarden PP = mega healing surge!

I have added Mikal to iplay4e. Check him out.

I'm in 1 other game, and I want to half-elf vestige pact warlock. Or something else if I need to.

I try to have a 13 con for almost all my characters, so qualifying for chain armor is a given. But once PP comes out, that hide armor feat will be the way to go. In my opinion, thaneborns still do well with a moderate charisma, so I'd go with a 14 or 15 con to go for this feat.

The PHB2 reference is important, because it directly contradicts the text of the PHB.

Couldn't you just make do with one of the feats? Do you really need both?

You've confused the difference between Opportunity Attack and Opportunity Action. Under Opportunity Action (PH268), you will notice that "The one type of opportunity action that every combatant can take is the opportunity attack." The text of teleport states that you cannot make an opportunity...

PCs still use magic items and they are still important. However, previous editions' magic items made up so much more of what your character could do. Magic items had all kinds of weird, off-the-wall, powerful things they could do which were often invaluable. If you didn't have stat boosters...

Yes, under arms slot items.

So how exactly do you roleplay a half-elf? If your character's a dwarf, you can say, "By Thorin's beard!" or be an angry drunk. If your character is a dragonborn, you could put on an honorable warrior hat. If your character is a halfling, you talk about, what, your riverboating days? Your...

YEEEEAAAH! Sorry, couldn't help myself. I didn't get this part: Are you positing a finite number of souls which get bound to the undead? Or some kind of conversion directly from life to undeath?

... and hide armor, of all things? Any particular reasons?

On PHB p290, under 'Grab' it says: "Strength Attack: Make a Strength attack vs. Reflex." Yeah, it's an attack. ETA: Check out the Garrotte multiclass feats. The encounter power is another "and grabbed" effect and the utility is an immediate interrupt that lets you throw your grab target in...

The problem with this is that the game designers assumed that the PCs would be getting +to-hit items higher than their level. Affording anything of your level is pretty difficult and the exponential increase in prices makes even something one level higher than you pretty far out of reach. If...

Maybe if it was loose earth. And if there's any kind of bushes or undergrowth, no. A hand that can exert five pounds of force... Well, if you refer to the description of mage hand, you'll find that it specifically allows the hand to manipulate objects. I wouldn't call 20 lbs of earth an object.

You can get it if you use the alternate feat from Arcane Power, but it ends once you've dealt curse damage. I, on the other hand, do. I don't want flavor-oriented players to shoot themselves in the foot just to squeeze a little use out of their PP.

Now what about the encounter stance at level 22? That... seems abuseable.

The easiest thing to do would be to not heal people until they need it.

If it's a ten foot drop, I'd let someone climb down with a move action. If if there's no wall there to cling to, you could say you're hanging down from the ledge and only dropping a few feet.