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Are there rules on airships? I was sorta hoping for more than what was in AV. Also...halflings on raptors. Anything nifty about them?

Why don't fathers play with their toddler's lincoln logs? Because they have their own, more expensive, toys to play with like x-box, high def TVs, etc. You can just leave it at "these powerful being have concerns which are incomprehensible to mere mortals" and leave well enough alone. You're...

Well, both Arcane Power and Martial Power are out. Do people feel that all martial and arcane classes have sufficient at-wills to choose from? I think fighters, rogues, and wizards are fine. I think the rest could use a couple more. Or at least racial based feats that modify the existing...

Heh. Sorry. Call me Cedric. cdrcjsn = Cedric Jason which is my first name (without the vowels).

Is everyone satisfied with the selection of at-wills available for their class? I'm not talking about the limit of two at-wills you get (three for humans), but rather the selection you can choose from. It's a fact that at-wills will pretty much define your playstyle for a large part of your...

You're right. By the rules, there is no limitation on where you place the targets (even in mid-air) unlike forced movement. Best to ask your DM though. And something to keep in mind is that what you use against the bad guys, the bad guys can use against your party...

You know, I've been playing for a long time now, and I think that's the first time that has been brought to my attention. I guess I need to review my status effects...

Movement can be interrupted, but you should be able to finish the rest of your movement. If the teleport or shift invalidates the "move in a direct line" portion of charge, then I suppose your charge fails. But the wording for charge relies on common english rather than any keywords, so your...

Not according to the errata on stealth/perception. Just because you can't see a target, it doesn't mean that you don't know it's exact square...unless that creature makes a stealth check (which is against your passive perception). The only advantage a creature that is invisible or in full...

If you want to only use a single move action, you can have him delay until another party member stands in his square (allies are allowed to occupy the same square if one of them is prone). Then when he stands up, he's forced to shift 1 (since his space is occupied) without taking any additional...

An aside, but this is a great way to get around some immediate interrupt/reaction abilities of monsters. You can ready an action for when a monster takes an action, so it cannot use it's immediate abilities.

You cannot use immediate effects (interrupt or reaction) during your turn. The gnome cannot use Fade Away on his turn.

I like the idea of 5 warlords. All the warlord action point attack bonuses are non-typed so they stack. 'I spend an action point and get +8 to hit and +16 to damage...' or 'I spend an action point and if I hit, I get 4 basic attacks..."

The rules don't need line of sight to use close burst powers. You also know the precise square of every single creature on the board, even if you're blind, unless they roll a stealth check. The -5 to target them with ranged/melee attacks already take into account the miss factor of not seeing...

A neat twist to the character would be that he doesn't think he has any supernatural powers, just a simple mercenary. But every once in a while a divine rage would come over him and he burns with radiant energy (i.e. all the avenger powers). Another persona would come online at that point and...

In a small team, losing a party member's actions to daze, stun or whatever is very crippling. Just make sure that everyone has potions of healing (preferrably more than one). I think the group seems fine otherwise, if a tad squishy.

If DDI succeeds...then I don't think we'll ever see another edition, just print runs of updated rules with errata changes.

Wait, does (s)he owe time to the souls or the devil/demon/daemon that bound the souls in the first place?

Doubt it. Just releasing more powers for those classes fixes all their problems and we're likely to see that in Divine Power. No need for an entirely new class. A divine striker that's more of a caster would be neat. As would a healer class that doesn't deal damage but buffs the snot out of...

Not quite right. A quarterstaff is a two handed weapon. A staff implement however has been ruled to only require one hand to wield, else halflings/gnomes cannot be staff wizard/sorcerers. Customer Service has been remarkably consistent on this ruling (despite how many different ways people...