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This may be the most unbalanced thing I've ever seen in 4e. I'd start over from scratch :P You made a superpowered fighter with no real apparent role other than indestructable death machine.

No. Howling Strike is not an MBA. It's a power that can be used in place of an MBA. There are powers that can be used as MBA's which it would apply to.

The sorcerer dragon article actually encourages the use of sneak attack with a dagger implement.

At least swordmages won't have to worry about weapon breakage too much :)

RAW is that you choose your target before you make an attack. Twin Strike is 2 completely seperate attacks. So RAW would support being able to switch. Choose target, attack... Choose target, attack. Keyword there, SEPERATE attacks. TWO attacks. Choose targets before making an attack. I don't see...

As said before, Combat Challenge is an immediate interrupt. You can only take one immediate action per round. Though even after that, the -2 still applies.

You choose targets before rolling to hit for an attack. Twin Strike is 2 completely seperate attacks. Interpretation can go 2 ways. This actually comes up in RPGA quite a bit, and I've seen it ruled both ways.

There's no official ruling on this. It's a DM call. I'd say you can switch targets, since there are 2 seperate attacks, and the order of making an attack is choosing a target then attacking. It has long been a debate.

What time do you guys start on fridays when you play? I'm in Daytona Beach, so it's a bit of a commute, but I'm willing to do it for a good game.

This adds a bit of slapstick humor that I don't think belongs in the game. A 1 is already an automatic miss, which can be devastating in itself. The other downside to this system is that it punishes classes with AoE powers and multiple attacks far more than others.

You could, though keep in mind you'll still be using DEX for the ranged attacks even if it's a heavy thrown weapon. The powers clearly state dex for ranged, str for melee.

All monk powers are implement powers now, so you don't get the proficiency bonus. However, the powers all attack NADs, so the loss of the proficiency doesn't hurt so much.

The seeker gets shifty as a class feature. No reason kobolds shouldn't have it.

Thankfully, there are no real mechanical ties to alignment. It's purely flavor.

It's once per encounter. Nothing in it states that it has a "recharge".

Rogue multiclass has much better synergy is the thing. Especially for pursuit avengers.

The ultimate crit fishing build involves a half elf avenger with twin strike as their dilletante, rogue multiclass and daggermaster paragon path. That means at paragon you're making 4 attack rolls at-will with an 18-20 crit range. Hardly unsavory. Even without half elf, twin strike would give...

Twin strike is not an encounter power. It's an at-will.

A fighter can mark any enemy he attacks. A paladin can only mark one at a time. These apply to their specific marks though.. Divine and Combat Challenge. They can place a generic mark on other targets with powers such as Misdirected Mark.

Accidentally forked instead of quoted... le sigh.