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At least the secondary wasn't ranged. ;)

Going by what you said... yes. That said, unless the secondary is a melee attack, there is no real advantage... but it sounds cool and sets up party members.

That's correct. Though, I suspect most DMs would allow you to come up with your own level 16 feature (or steal one from another PP). Knocking each enemy that attacks you prone, on top of the fire damage, might be too much to ask for... perhaps the DM could let you select one enemy that you...

I concur. Not being able to do something is boring. Having to figure out what to do... that's OK. The rules say it has to end it's movement in an unoccupied space... solid objects are... occupied in my opinion. Though, an encounter designed around this kind of hit 'n run is fair game... if...

... but those conjured by the FoWPs don't. Thus the word never is not accurate. The word never means something. You don't get to change its meaning just 'cause you don't like it. I support replacing it with the word(s) shouldn't.... until WotC erratas the FoWPs.

The power grants you the ability to shift, not to use the standard shift move action. Many powers grant you a shift and specify how far in squares, or in destination square. Here they could have easily have said slide... but they didn't. As for intent... sometimes it's hard to determine.

What difference does it make? The [W] damage of an Unarmed Strike is never called on in the powers (at least, not that I noticed) and as an Implement, Unarmed Strike can't be enchanted. :confused: I'm missing the significance of it all, obviously.

hmmmm Dual Implement Spellcaster Arcane Reach (?) Trusted Spellcasting

Ummm.... Whip... and .... ummm.... :-S Are there any other one-handed reach weapons?

Correct. A creature can only be the subject of one mark, and new mark supersedes the old one.

Marked is a condition that can be applied to creatures. To mark a creature you can use various class features and/or powers (and some items, iirc). Certain classes/powers may allow other benefits on top of the marked condition. In this case, Misdirected Mark merely allows the Bard to have...

Perhaps I'm being thick... well no... not perhaps... regardless... What's the point of pointing this out? :confused:

No. The secondary attack does static damage. It gets what it gets; i.e. 3 + Strength modifier damage. Is it logical? Perhaps not, but that's how the power is written.

You can't enchant unarmed strikes it in 4e... no worries.

The at-will is powerful at lower levels, but unlike the other class at-wills that give power bonuses to attack (usually based on the secondary stat) it doesn't scale up as you level. Not over the top... just at the top. Agreed... and with the new magic Fighting Shield... that may just be over...

Priceless... Some fun stuff in there for Board-n-boarders too!

Found it... Stop Thrust, Fighter Attack 9, Immediate Reaction (Martial Powers) Special: If the target moved as part of a charge, it can attack you instead of the original target of its charge.

'Cause, as you indicated, it didn't need fixing. :p

Flurry of Blows 3.X

I hate that the triggers for interrupts are all over the place in terms of wording... some of them seem so sloppy it's hard to imagine that they're all deliberate. Shield never worked for me... ever... so I retrained it. Crappy power or bad dice? My DM and I disagree as to what is fun. I'd...