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This guy playing an LFR character was lamenting that even when he uses an encounter or daily, he's getting twin strike with a bonus. Two-fang strike is twin strike with dex to damage and a bonus if both hit. Split the tree is twin strike with dex to damage and you use the better of the two...

If you use anything but a spear, light blade, or flail, it's a max of two attacks.

4E is a set of rules for fighting enemies. Giving reasons to the fights and names to the enemies is your job.

This just means that hit points are not the only measure of long you can fight. If somebody only has one or two healing surges, they're physically fine and ready to fight, but if they get hit very much they won't be able to bounce back. It's just like in 3e if the cleric heals everybody up and...

With KotS it's understandable that the items could be off; after all, it was written before the rules were fully finalized. It's conceivable that the mod made it out the door while they had a previous version of the treasure tables, or didn't get updated with the guidelines in the DMG or...

The monster gains vulnerable cold 5, as per Lasting Frost. Apply the resistance and the vulnerablilty.

Check out page 226 in the PHB for the daily magic items use limits.

Eleventh edition comes out 2009. I got mine a couple weeks ago. One green, one red. The green one was straight tenth edition with a lonely Shadowmoor treefolk. The red one is mostly tenth edition with a single Lorwyn and a single Morningtide common. Fairly useful staple cards, but the green...

We have each prepared an extra character and tag-team in the new guy without much explanation.

Yes, that combo works and you should let it work most of the time. I would encourage you to find ways to circumvent the power, but only pull them out from time to time. Let some solos fall victim to it, but give others a way around it.

No, you can't do that. The power is a standard action and an OA or a charge specifically gives you a melee basic attack, [b]not[/i] a standard action.

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Guileful Switch is a minor action power that ends your turn and swaps your initiative with an ally. Then the ally's turn comes up. Used together, I basically get an extra turn once per day.

What set are the cards from? Also, haven't got mine yet.

I don't have much experience with warlocks, but Alabast's suggestions are what I would recommend.

The thing about it is that if you have a steady supply of combat advantage, you can add your strength bonus to damage with Brutal Scoundrel. But if you grab a bunch of Rattling attacks and upgrade to a two-handed mace, you'll have some decent damage without combat advantage, which is an...

Personally, I like the combo of the Casque of Tactics combined with Guileful Switch. I'll use the Casque to trade places with whoever rolls highest, use my turn, then swap back. A real winner combined with the Combat Commander feat.

Yes, there's a hard rules for stacking. If two bonuses have the same type, use only the larger one. As for your other question, most damage bonuses say "bonus to damage rolls". So if you're rolling damage, you add that bonus.

Your observations were also made by the D&D 4th edition designers. They created a system to support a series of skill checks that would decide the outcome of an interaction. That's why they created the Skill Challenge system.

I first tried it because my brother was running a game and invited me to join, I think. I didn't really know or think much about role playing before I tried it. A lot of the satisfaction I draw from gaming is venting aggression and frustration through my character's actions. I also find that...