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Except for the part where he's wielding a +1 longsword. cheers

Hrmm, how does that work? Is the secondary effect keyed off wisdom, half of constitution, or some such? Am I missing something here? This seems to be the only thing that doesn't add up. I mean, it's still part of a power with the weapon keyword, and not a fixed amount of damage, so wouldn't it...

Yes. You can crawl up to half your speed, which is different from each square costing 1 additional square to enter. You can usually shift while prone just like you could if you weren't prone (1 square for 1 move action). cheers

You don't even have to go into the definitions, you can just replace the card background images as needed. They can be found in the 'data/D&D-Ander.mse-style' folder in your MSE directory. cheers

Golden Wyvern Adepts. Yes, yes, I'm sorry. cheers

I don't want a ton of new classes, so I can certainly wait a year or longer for more. What bugs me though is not having a bard and druid now. Once I have those and a psion, I could do without any new classes at all. cheers

I've always liked having a mix of multiple monsters and/or NPCs with different classes (I might have gone a bit overboard at times, like when I had 17 different types of kobolds in one lair). The only new thing about it in 4E is that they now tell you that this makes for a better fight. cheers

We handled the outside easily enough, without the kobolds in the cave being alerted. The fight inside took ages though, what with the DM not rolling very well and us failing for the longest time to even kill the last skirmisher from the first part of the encounter (it was at something like 3...

I like 4E. The GSL may be a step back in some regards but I can see how they might want to keep shorter reins on the game. That this precludes something like a www.d20srd.org for 4E from existing is a shame (especially considering the state of the DDI). However, as I have exactly zero third...

I'm gonna add those once I have some time on my hands. I am really stressed out at the moment though and will be for the rest of the week. For the people interested in cards for Second Wind and such, I guess I can then add those as well, even though I wouldn't use them myself. I'm not...

None of the above. I've played plenty of D&D-ish turn-based games and wasn't very thrilled with NWN (or NWN2 for that matter). Real-time, definitely not like Dungeon Siege, but more like Morrowind/Oblivion (or to go back further in time, Dungeon Master), but with the option of cooperative play...

Its death throes killed my warlord. I'm not a fan of these kinds of abilities :\. cheers

I'd say it's most likely meant to be used just that once. However, in our small group I'd probably allow my players to follow the other interpretation to make leader-less groups more of a real possibility. cheers

Sure. So, how is what you describe not a risk? Anyway, not saying it's badwrongfun for everyone to keep rolling, but the other option works better for our group. Even not taking into account our abysmal luck with such things, being only three players, there would be fewer rolls to go around...

You can certainly interpret it so that if you happen to get back up and then knocked unconscious again, the failed death saving throws from previous times carry over. I choose to interpret it as automatically stabilizing when the encounter is over (just assuming your allies come to your aid, and...

Vrecknidj is right. To be more specific (PHB, page 295): Odd wording? Sure. In any case, once the encounter is over, you should not worry about this kind of thing. cheers

While possible, I can't guarantee it. Those printjobs never finished for me and according to my friend it took him something like 15 minutes per file, so he probably won't want to do it after every update. Sure. I'm a bit stressed right now, but I'll put those up when I have a couple of minutes...

UPDATE: added a link to the powers in PDF form to the main post. cheers

Commander's Strike is a melee power so no, the warlord doesn't, and he is further limited in that all of his at-will powers require an ally to be adjacent to him or his target. In contrast, the cleric actually has two that do not require him to be in the thick of things (Lance of Faith and...

Yup, same here. Considering that the poll is 'for real this time', I was half-expecting to find my answer amongst the options. 'I like 4e a bit more than 3.x' I get that for a lot of people it's a polarizing issue, and they either love or hate it, but there are also those of us who like it a...