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I'd buy that, as it is very powerful... though the power that was listed by the OP stops when the target is no longer bloodied... so it's just faster. I'm just going for RAW here, not RAI. That's a bunch of spurious nonsense. :]

Without looking it up, I'd say the Bursts are not Blasts, so... no.

What does that have to do with the Healer's Brooch? The wording is completely different. Healer's Brooch allows you to add the enhancement bonus when you use a power that enables you or an ally to regain hit points. Regeneration allows you to regain a specified number of hit points. I'll...

Which is?

1) Seems to.

What consumer backlash? I suspect it's just economics. Sucks though.

Just 'cause it needs to be said; what the CB does and does not allow, should not be taken as evidence for the intent of the rules. It's a great piece of software, but ...

Arcane power source... I'd say so. Why? Want a familiar?

I don't recall claiming otherwise.

You're using a strange definition of the word "all." ;) The update only includes the text that has changed, not the rest. In fact, the very first condition on the OP's list, blinded, doesn't appear in the May update.

Isn't that the intent of readied actions? Not that I would have thought that you could pick "at the start of their turn" as a trigger. You risk losing the action if the stated trigger never happens, don't you?

Small point; it's not an OA, it's a MBA as an Opportunity Action (which interrupts). Makes a difference for feats, and some class features if you MC.

I'd argue that off-hand is a keyword or , not an ability, and the text is fluff. I'd argue that the 'rule' is implicit, not explicit. There is no real advantage to anyone holding two one-handed weapons as there are very few powers that would let you do anything with both... so at best... it...

I don't have my books here, and I honestly don't remember what it used to be.

... but only if you're a specific type of Ranger. ;)

They lose everything, and gain back only 1d4, Range 5/10, +0 Prof. So yes, throwing something that isn't meant to be thrown is a pretty desperate move... you'd be better off throwing rocks.

Nope. Regardless, an improvised thrown weapon is 1d4, Range 5/10, +0 Prof. Doesn't matter if it's a rock, or a chair, or a spiked chain. Hurl Weapon, Primal Power. No feats that allow you to throw non-off-hand non-thrown weapons as far as I know. A power or two, if I recall correctly...

Player's Handbook, page 232, under Thrown Weapons... In case you want the source.

It's not all magic weapons, just the thrown ones (i.e. Light Thrown or Heavy Thrown). You can throw a Magic Spiked Chain as an improvised weapon if you want (though I can't see why), but it won't come back to you.

Using a one-handed weapon as if it were off-hand gets you slightly more damage and Toughness is great and all, but there are other ways to get/do both.