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If you're not dead set on hammers use rending weapon Waraxe/offhand axe. With crit optimization this will deal more damage. Every crit spawns a MBA and a main crit an offhand crit with TWO. Or go with Harmony Blade Bastard Sword (main) and Farbond Spellblade Bastard Sword (off). This would...

No. Unless it was a Melee Touch power...probably. And no.

I don't get your problem, you agree on the results of the OP's examples. I agree as well. Poison Immunity works as you want it to work regarding theses examples. Yet, you argue that there is something wrong - that's at least what I guess you are saying.

You should check unconscious. ;)

I've heard failing at skill challenges is an option to start combat. Then being bad at skill challenges is not a bug but a feature - nice! ;)

I'm pretty sure that most Germans mean the thing some meters above the ground when they say first floor (Erster Stock or Erstes Obergeschoss) and ground floor for the thing which is on the ground (Erdgeschoss).

It's probably best if you read this: Saddle Up! - A guide to Mounts. This should answer your mount questions. Dragons and other extremely powerful creatures are not meant to be mounts by the game but nothing can stop you from asking your DM anyway.

That doesn't answer the question of how you spend 3AP/encounter. I don't know which question it would answer. Maybe you could explain this statement. EDIT: I think I figured what you are trying to say. You can create additional APs with the symbol of victory. BUT you are still limited to...

I think the char is at least two dimensional even on paper... That can't be said as a general rule take an AD rogue and a DEX/CHA race. DEX 20, CHA 16, rest=low. You can use thievery, stealth and acrobatics perfectly and you are good at bluff, intimidate and streetwise. You can be nimble and...

The problem is effects don't have keywords incorporated in the text like damage has damage types. So a power that pushes and deals 1d8 damage has the fear keyword. What would be the fear effect if not the push itself. So immunity fear prevents the push. But a power that has looks like this...

Another type of "beast companion" is a mount. A mount can be bought with money. A mount can be equiped with magic items. You can ride on a mount. Would you like to have a mount? Even better with mounted combat (feat) your mount grants you special bonuses. How about a mount?

I'm not sure if you use the updated version of come and get it, if you don't use it that might be the reason for your confusion. Come and Get It (May 2010 Update) Come and Get It Fighter Attack 7 You call your opponents toward you and deliver a blow they will never forget. Encounter ✦...

By RAW, no. The text about implements is pretty clear what kind of weapons are allowed as implements. But as I said before in a thread about spear/hammer/axe mages I would allow it b/c it probably won't brake your game.

There's no need for a stealth check b/c no side is said to be sneaking around. Noticing normal conversation has a DC of 10, just walking maybe 12-15. For every 10 squares between the two groups the DC increases by 2. Test againts passive perception. Just assign numbers. Roll stealth if one...

I personally think that immunity (damage type) == resistance infinite (damage type) is perfectly fine. And I will play it like this at my table. We will see what WotC really wants or thinks it wants or seems to think it wants...

If a player doesn't say he is actively looking for something use the passive score. If a player says, "I want to examine x" then let him roll. Generally: all - on both sides. EDIT: DMG1 suggests to only roll stealth checks in a group for the monster/char with the lowest stealth modifier to...

Because he's giving away 4E XP. That's what I heard...

Hm. probably... Ok back to your (Istar) original question: No, I'm not impressed at all by what you gain from those two feats. 1) OoE applies to melee attacks - the powers you seem to favor are close and area attacks >> OoE does not work. 2) Rogues are not the best single target multi-attackers...

I think, that I don't know what you are talking about. You were talking about one feat (MC utility swap) that lets you exchange one utility power (refire the forge), what else are you talking about?

I'm not sure how you come to this conclusion. Where does it state that you cannot be immune to effect? There's currently a thread about immunity and if you somehow can insist that what you said is true after reading it: Damage of two types but immunity to one(*1). I will gladly listen to...