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Benefit: Choose an encounter attack power from your class. The power must be your level or lower and one that you don’t already have. When you regain the use of your powers at the end of any rest, you can gain the use of the chosen power instead of regaining the use of an encounter attack...

Again, Specific vs General only works with specific exceptions. It isn't a catch-all, you don't get "implied exceptions" only explicit ones. PG's only specific exception is making an OA. Without a specific exception to modify the range, you're SOL, and it doesn't work. There is another...

Again, "if the most specific thing wins" then PG would trigger off Forced Movement Shifting. It is "more specific" then those rules, by your logic. Only it doesn't work that way. There is zero problem with my reasoning. I didn't say it changes the power. I said it adds a trigger, for you...

Not really an issue since mounts don't level and all the things you share actions with do (since they scale with you). You can buy, expensive, higher level mounts of course.

No, it doesn't change the trigger. It adds a trigger under which you can use the OA power. Not the same thing. It doesn't modify the power, it says "make an OA when xyz happens." OK... I do that. Because the feat says to. That is what SvG means, you do what the specific says and for the rest you...

OA has a specific limitation, it can only target up to 1 square away. PG has no text that overrides this. The situations are directly analogous. You still need to follow the general rule without an exception. OA's only working at 1 square away is the general rule, you've got diddly for a...

In order for specific vs general to apply, it has to actually modify a general rule. PG doesn't modify the range of the OA power. You'll note that feats that modify the range of powers/abilities/etc actually say they do so. That is why they win. It isn't just "herp de herp, the feat says to do...

And you make it, and it auto-fails, because you can't reach. Again, not a rules argument. The rules say it doesn't currently work. No one is suggesting you play it that way, only that by current RAW it doesn't work and the OA power needs to be fixed.

Let's pretend the Runepriest class doesn't exist at all, for a moment. When you use a Power with the Runic keyword, no matter who you are, what class you are, what level you are, etc., you enter that Runestate and get the associated Rider. This is explicit under the "Runic" keyword entry in the...

Everyone is misunderstanding his question. He's basically asking if could use a power that is Melee Weapon at Range because he is wielding a Thrown Weapon. Think MBA with a Handaxe by throwing it. The answer is no. A power must say "Ranged Weapon" to be usable like that. Though Warlords have...

Page 29, level up chart. It says "You gain a Paragon Path blah blah blah" at the appropriate levels. This isn't optional.

...Roundabout Charge went three months of not doing anything before it was errata'd. And that is just an off-hand example, there are tons of feats to this day that do nothing at all because of errata. Again, "it does nothing, which isn't possible" is not only not a rules argument, but completely...

Only moveable zones/conjurations have rules about LoE/LoS in the RC. You're fine for stuff that doesn't move, regardless of range. Up to 5 minutes of fine, anyway.

It was more intended for Thieves. That accuracy is a little low for a Rogue.... >.> +5 (1/2 level)+2 (Light Blade Expertise)+3 (Weapon)+4 (Dagger+RWT)+2 (CA)+6 (Dex)+1 (Nimble Blade) is +23 and is fairly standard. Unless you aren't playing a Dex race, which would knock it down by 1. Or if...

Remember you can't have an item that has the same daily, regardless of level. So you can't have a +1 and a +6 Frost Weapon, they have a daily that is the same. LFR's rule is 1 item useable per level (you can own more, just can't use them). Would be a reasonable limitation.

RAW, it works. Readied actions go off as Immediate Reactions (which cannot be on your turn, so). Your trigger is somewhat questionable, as it is not an observable in-game event, but you can ready to trigger off you saying "go" which is a free action and therefore takeable at any time. I...

You might think that, but you'd be wrong. MT:G is in a whole different category (for good reason). Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game Official Home Page - Article (Rules of the Game) Also, you're wrong. A vetted article, from an editor/developer who is actually involved in writing rules (the...

Fudge your recharge rolls (out of combat is the same as in, time-wise, so long as you keep recharging you can be invisible). You have a larger issue though. in 4e "Invisible" is just Total Concealment. The PCs would still know something was there, exactly what square it was in, etc., In order...

Isn't any worse then an infinite number of prone people can all fit in the same square so long as they are on the same side.... ;) Personally I think the "Shield" part is flavor text to account for the Defensive Property. I think whoever wrote it was just trying to be clever. I don't actually...

In the DMG it recommends the wishlist method for sound economic reasons. Don't just hand out random items with no changes. Please, please, please, please, please. Onward! Let me share with you my list. Level of Party XP to next level Every item the party will receive that level (paying...