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Note that what you list as #2 already exists in the game as a bard-only feat, Combat Virtuoso.

I, for one, don't.

Agreed.

Makes you wonder how they were able to playtest that PP...

I very much miss the old skill-monkey role. "Superior damage" gets very "meh" after a few years of MMO play.

Very true. You don't have to look long at the debate on non-combat rules to see that there are two camps, one claiming (to paraphrase "Treasure of Sierra Madre") "Rulez? We dooont need no steeenking rulez!", the other wanting rules and abilities that encourages, enables and empowers activities...

Well, it has to be a very small table and small set of clothes, since the Prestidigitation only can clean within one cubic foot... :) (Perhaps he walks around in tanga shorts? :) :) )

I don't think even more "oh, that fluffy stuff only the DM reads" chapters will change that perception. I think what the game needs is cool non-combat stuff that draws the eyes of players, not DMs. When you build your characters, there should be abilities and capabilites that makes you go "Oh...

I'm curious, which powers are those?

Now that Starfox has pointed it out, it does kind of smell of scorched earth tactics.

See this thread: http://www.enworld.org/forum/4e-fan-creations-house-rules/250441-my-grind-fix-half-hp-2-3-xp.html

Simply get a Shimmering Armor from the AV, and you get the same effect without paying a feat.

"This article examines two ideas made more feasible by the recent release of Arcane Power. " Looks like it simply was moved up to better serve as advertisement.

Isn't it the suggested mechanism for stunts, or do I remember incorrectly?

And if you don't make an Orb build?

Shouldn't minions be equal probability at all levels so that Controllers have somthing to do? You build up on these while fighting the BBEM, of course.

I wonder how long time until that one is errataed...

Sorry, Starfox, but that was quite incomprehensible to me... could you elaborate?

MAD = Multi Attribute Dependency SAD = Single Attribute Dependency

Here is a spreadsheet I threw together to compare skills over levels against target numbers over the same levels: 4E Skill vs TN comparison - Google Docs I did it rather quickly, so I hope I got the calculations down correctly :)