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But they dont have to pay an arm and a leg every time they want to use a ritual. Name one ritual that is out of sync with the wealth of a character of the appropriate level? I could possibly see an argument for Raise Dead at low Paragon, but it does let you come back from the dead...

And owlbears

7 sigils to go anywhere in the world, 8 sigils to go to another plane, 9 sigils go to.....

Just use the NPC advisers active bluff/diplomacy/etc. as the DC for a skill challenge.

Its the same as a rapier vs a short sword. For the price of a feat you get more.

The entire HP argument is nothing new to D&D. Im sure someone can if they want to link to where Gygax explains the abstractions of HP in 1st edition. As for loosing HP because of low morale, isnt that charisma damage? And you dont loose HP when you get dumped the same way you dont loose HP...

Yes, as determined by the stealth check that you must make. If you wish to attack and remain hidden you must make a stealth attack. If you succeed then you are hidden from the target and you have combat advantage against that target. If you fail then you are not hidden from the target and you...

never mind

Lets say you roll a natural 20, but your total to hit is only 25, and you are attacking a monster with a 30 AC, the attack hits, but its not a crit.

Are you sure its not two action points?

Agreed, except that I would take it one step further. Instead of just a base nature check for all monsters, I would probably ask for whatever skill is required for the specific monsters lore check (unless I am mistaken it varies between the diffirent knowledge checks).

So you cant run away from someone who is enharently faster than you? Why is this an issue?

And what does the item say? Does it say that you become visible if you attack? If not, then you dont.

Then why dont you just use a disease instead of a poison?

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Well you can thank 3.x for making gamers so dumb that they dont have any left. Seriously, its like everyone has to be told exactly how something works in any given situation. Wasnt that one of the problems of 3.x? Isnt that what they were trying to avoid in 4ed? Isnt that one of the features...

No, its more like trying to find anything at all without actually reading the rules. This post is based off of accepting one section of rules and ignoring the other. In other words not taking the game RAW, but intentionally breaking the rules by ignoring them. How is that not wrong...

WIth an attack of [b]+28[/]b vs Fort and weakens the target. And yeah, its epic level so its going to be hard for anyone who isnt epic to acquire, and easy for anyone who is epic.

For a +28 VS Fort, thats ridiculous? So something that is guaranteed to hit anything pretty much 20th and below should be worth less?

Its an EPIC level item.