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Wow Draco, I usually just give up when people are obstinate. Nice post.

Low Slash (Sneak Attack) > AP (Gain Second use of SA) > Standard (Sneak Attack) > Ready Action > Not your Turn (Sneak Attack). Doing it twice is possible by default since Rogues have Minor Action attacks (Snap Shot for Ranged Rogues), Slaying Action just adds yet another chance. Worth noting...

Well, actually "the hit points" means not only your surge value, but any benefits you get to surge value (for instance if you add additional healing on Second Wind from an item, feat, etc.,). Paladin's have the ability to use their SV for Lay On Hands, isn't an unprecedented mechanic.

Well, actually you can do it every fight if you hit. Low Slash (Minor Action) Ready (Standard). It really doesn't add much though, and is a pain.

Trying to mechanic your way out of letting someone do this is pointless. Speaking is a Free Action. "I ready an action to do xyx when I say 'Go.'" Occurs in game, is a valid trigger, can be done w/e the player wants (and is actually a good trigger, if the NPC Minions all ready to charge to...

RAW, works fine. I've seen it in LFR games, where the DM is restricted to RAW. If you didn't like it in a home game I wouldn't address it from a rules perspective, but from a "fun" perspective of the group.

Arkhosian Rod. Had it partly right. And nope, doesn't overlap. Arkhosian Rod adds the +hit as well (Ninefold is only damage). So you have something that 1.) has a built-in +6, and 2.) Still gets +6 Enhance to hit. Getting it to benefit from Expertise is a separate trick (Draconic...

All 106 says is, literally, a "Creature is a Creature", which is super-helpful, and "If an attack targets a creature that attack does not distinguish between Friend and Foe." So if the target is "A Creature" you can target yourself, because you're a creature and you're not distinguishing...

Well, for his MBA, but since a lot of eClasses use MBA as 99% of their attacks... sure. Just be a Knight or a Slayer and it'll work fine.

You can really trick out Dragon Breath as a Dragonborn Dragon Sorcerer. Nusemee's Atonement, Ninefold Master, Sorcerous Flux, Rod of Arkhosia, War Wizardary, Trusted Spellcasting. At 30 it is hyper accurate (can get it to the point where it misses level+1 on a natural 1 only), and the damage mod...

In addition, any attack made against a quarry receives a +1 bonus to attack rolls. There is ambiguity.... where exactly? O.o

"I make the ogre, who is a creature, make an attack against himself." Works fine.

It really isn't that bad. It isn't moveable, for one thing, takes a Standard to plant for another. If you just let them have it, you'll see how they use it for a few encounters, and you can bear that in mind when designing future encounters. The fact that it doesn't do damage and there are...

As a Defender|Controller? No.

Though if a power said "enemies only" as a target, and was single-target, your player could indeed not be attacked with that power.

If you had specific numbers, you could use the following equation to compare the situation. (chance to hit without the penalty) > (penalty * average damage without the bonus) / (20 * bonus damage) At his level, with those feats, Longsword would win.

Since those stats aren't legal I'm assuming they are rolled. Battle Awareness should be your Fighter MC Feat. The new line of "Superior" NAD feats from Essentials should replace two of those, though honestly I'd take Improved Defenses till mid-Paragon. Toughness is overkill on a Warden...

The key here is actually that it says "No more then two" so you're incorrect. Humans could go 2 Beast Form (which is the absolute most you're allowed), 2 Caster.

Hit: Only takes place on a hit. Miss: Only takes place on a miss. Effect: Always happens. If there is a line of text indented under any of those, it is linked to that line. So Hit: ___Class Feature: Blank That would only happen on a hit.

Yep, at-will. By the MM3 it isn't even defined as an "attack power" so doesn't suffer that limitation of one/turn. Every time he gets hit.