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That's not the only way. On page 295, it says that when you reduce a target to 0 Hit Points, you can choose to either knock it unconscious or kill it. So Intimidate isn't the only way.

Check this out. It didn't do that damage on demons because they were demons. It did that damage on them because they were firey creatures and it was a frost weapon. So Icingdeath should be a Frost weapon. A more appropriate way to represent that would be to give the Balor Vulnerable Cold 10 or...

This same topic is being discussed HERE. Might want to check it out.

I've posted about Vorpal Tornado, before, but I'm gonna mention it, again. It's just like Whirlwind Attack (attack every adjacent enemy) except that if you hit, you not only push them back one square, but you knock them prone, too! An illustration of Vorpal Tornado in action.

3E didn't have one, either, except as a Prestige Class in the DMG. All of this will likely appear in the PHB 2. Since when has the Player's Handbook ever had psionics? Did the 3.5 PHB have psionics? Did the 3E PHB have psionics? Did the AD&D PHB have psionics? This is a bogus complaint...

You want to talk PITA? Try switching between longbow and sword & shield. Minor Action to sheathe your longsword. Standard Action to put away your shield. Minor Action (Move Action) to draw your Longbow. An entire round to switch all that out, and no chance to attack. Even if you have Quickdraw...

Well, like I mentioned, bloodlines aren't really level based. Blooded characters are kind of like Immortals from Highlander. You kill another, you get his power. That's not something that can really be represented in a level system, as a character can level all the way to 30 without killing one...

They seem more like Eladrin to me, actually. Although I can see both versions existing in Cerilia. And yeah, 4E does look like a good match for Birthright... ...EXCEPT for Blooded characters. How would you stat them out? They are, by nature, unbalanced. They're more powerful than...

So anything that particularly catches your attention out of the options for the 4E Fighter? Personally, I just love the look of Vorpal Tornado. It's essentially a Whirlwind Attack, allowing you to hit any adjacent enemies. You don't just do damage, though. You also push them one square AND...

As for the Fighter/Wizard... I'd probably go with Eladrin Fighter. Give him Arcane Initiate at 1st-level. Ritual Casting at 2nd-level. Eladrin Soldier at 4th-level. Novice Power at 6th-level. Acolyte Power at 8th-level. And Adept Power at 10th-level. And at 11th-level, go into Wizard of the...

Damn it, Hong! Now I can't edit!

Awesome! Any chance you can widen the alignment field just a smidge, though, so that one could write out "Lawful Good" in there? Thanks. :)

The estimated delivery date on my order is the 9th. I REALLY hope they ship two days earlier, so that I can get it on friday. I want to have them for Worldwide D&D Gameday. But if not, then I'll buy a spare PHB from the game store.

Basically a two-in-one staff/orb implement. I think it'd be pretty cool for those who take the Second Implement Feat, with their two Implements being a staff and orb. So am I alone on this, or would anyway else like to see this make an appearance in the game?

I wonder how many levels this particular rogue has? Probably went for Artful Dodger over Brutal Scoundrel, too. Well, we're about to find out how good he is at being an Artful Dodger. ;)

You should've called it the 4E PrRC 3E. ;) But yeah, good work on this! I found myself constantly referring to it the whole thing. So thanks! :D

Heh. Suddenly I feel a great need to get my hands on 1" x 1" blocks for use when those kinds of spells are cast. ;)

I feel lied to. I came into this thread expecting 4E stats for Warduke. ;) Seriously, nice tattoo!

I miss the Digester. :(

:)