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+1 Back on topic. I personally like the current set-up of close and ranged attacks. It's easy to remember and neat.

IIRC there's at least one feat that lets you roll saving throws at both the beginning and the end of your turn, but I would need to check if it applies to DSTs.

That's one thing I love about 4e. We tend to avoid using dailies if we feel we can get through an encounter. But then it comes that strange moment when the players understand that "this encounter is going bad" and then what we call the Rain of Dailies comes out (usually enhanced by some action...

I guess that the fact that the bumblebee does actually fly gives us even a better hint...;) Just joking, I'm an engineer...

Been a yearly subscriber from the beginning. Not so happy at the moment, but mainly because I don't like the essentials line and that's the focus at the moment.

First 4ed character was a Paladin, because my first character in any new RPG is the most paladin-esque. Race was Dragonborn because I wanted to try something new on that side and because of the good stat match. Campaign on hild (at level 19). Second one is a Revenant Assassin. Loved the race...

I'm on the same line. My fav class is the Assassin (the "core" one) and I was expecting from the Essential Assassin article some stuff that I could use too, but basically nothing is interesting there for a non-essential character. By the way the Assassin is completely lacking support (and it...

Can an assassin (the previous one) take an at-will from the executioner's list? I don't have access to the new article from here and wondered if there's any limitation.

Cool. I can't wait to read the full text and start updating the Handbook on WotC's forum.