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They haven't released any dates. It's best to consider them dead in the water until they actually appear.

I might be up for it. I'm an experienced 4E player, willing to do just about anything class-wise. (You always play so early?)

It's still a minor action to dismiss the spirit, you just don't have to dismiss it before resummoning it anymore. But yes, the article is wrong. There are other mistakes as well.

Any information about the campaign/world, or should we assume default PoL for background purposes?

I think you're confusing Torog (the King that Crawls) with Tharizdun (the Chained God), Dr.

Starblade Flurry is even more fun with a Blurred Strike Ki Focus, which allows you to use Flurry of Blows twice (the entire now-3-targets power) if you hit twice with a multiattack. Of course, since you need two separate attacks (e.g. not the close burst 1 monk at-will), you need either paragon...

The CharOp people had this thought, too, and a dev confirmed to them the same day the errata went out that this isn't the case (but obviously it wouldn't be harmful to pretend it is).

The original Infernal Wrath was next to useless. Presumably it was intended to balance against tieflings' otherwise powerful features. The new version is at least guaranteed to do something while still being quite weak (compared to Fey Step, Elven Accuracy, Second Chance, etc.)

I think the idea is that being able to aim the sling (Dex) is more important, but it's not a big deal either way. It only applies to basic attacks. (There's also a feat in MP2 to make heavy thrown weapons based on Dex, and one for vice versa with light thrown weapons, but I doubt anyone would...

Fighters already make great strikers (much of their stickiness is in the threat of their high damage), but if you're going to do this, you really really need to knock down the HP/surges as well. Arena Warrior is also very powerful (and keeps some of the fighters' stickiness by threat), and Arena...

I just want to say that this is the most hilarious thing I've read in a while. And, obv it's up to your campaign, given that star pact warlocks don't even necessarily know what they've made a bargain with. Even if they have and know their patron is from the Far Realm, they probably don't care...

Also, if you go chargin' fighter with a spear, Impaling Spear (MP2, paragon) lets your MBAs target Reflex.

I thought Vecna was evil because he wants to kill everyone and rule the cosmology.

Unbroken Lance is from AV2 (and the only "lance" in the Compendium). It's a spear group enchantment with a property that when you are mounted and charge a target, you knock the target prone. Pretty nice. :) Of course, if you're doing a charging build and want to strike, then you'll probably...

Well, since FR is owned by Wizards, you actually can't legally publish it anywhere else.

I myself prefer a Necromancer defender. With a permanent pet doing the defending, similar to beast mastery. ;)

Eh? Most undead are soulless according to 4E. By most accounts they are simply taking bones and making telekinetic puppets out of them.

A tricky proposition, given the inherent imbalance of adding any body with hit points to the party. At a glance, if you don't want to just call the wolf a minion and let it sit out on fights, I think using the Shaman MC as a guideline is a good idea. There are two major benefits of companions...

OP = overpowered. The race in your original post is actually a little underpowered, I would say. +Str, +Wis is pretty good for monks I think since those are their two secondaries, so I wouldn't worry about those. Defense bonuses are generally avoided on races beyond those needed to fix a race...

I think your new version's fine, Ferghis. :)