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They did? I don't see anywhere that mentions feats in other supplements.

As per the LFR CCG, found magic items are sold at 20% like most things. Ritual books are sold at a higher rate and items affected by rules updates are subject to a new policy.

I always assumed those were new powers in MP2.

Throwing hammer is hard. On the other hand, artificers have a feat called crossbow caster to let them use crossbows as implements.

1. Fighters have to attack something to mark it. It says so right in the fighter class feature. I don't know what that guy is on about, but it's nothing to do with a fighter. 2. With forced movement, you can only move enemies into squares they could normally enter. Since he's not helpless...

The symbols? They tell you which primordial they served and worshiped as gods before the primordials were shown to be false gods. Instrumental to this was a type of permanent planar portal which can be activated without a ritual if you know the address rune sequence of the gate portal that...

Really? A party of four would need 4 different stat buffs (assuming we use the 3.0 hr/level durations), 1-2 magic vestments if we only put it on the tank, and 2-3 greater magic weapons. That's 4 level 2 spells and 3-5 level 3 spells. Is the party starting at level 7 or 8 so the cleric and...

All three encounter powers with an effect. I had hammer and anvil (vs reflex), bloody ending, surround foe, and Infernal Strategist gave me deceiver's ploy (versus will). If nothing is bloodied, bloodied ending isn't needed, if I'm flanking already, surround foe isn't needed, and the...

I played a resourceful warlord from level 10 to 13 and had a lot of fun. I went light on the charisma to boost his intelligence, which pays off when you take the resourceful-only PP and add your int to the damage of anyone flanking with you. Which means commander's strike while flanking means...

The text of immediate reaction on PH 268 specifically addresses this. Yes, an immediate reaction shift would let you avoid the second attack.

You are considered to be in all of the mount's squares. So no, that trick would not work. For details, see page 46 of the DMG.

Precioussss... In 4th edition, I'd set a perception DC to notice it's actually valuable. If somebody's passive gets it, they notice it. If nobody wants to make an active check, then they might miss it.

Enhancement and feat bonuses do add to rain of steel, but iron armbands definitely do not, since they specify melee damage rolls.

Your normal damage bonus is +10. If all those conditions apply, then, yes, you'd deal 1d10+18+5 cold damage. A mundane shield does not occupy the arms item slot. A magic shield, however, does occupy that slot. I'm not aware of any ability that lets a fighter shift when an opponent shifts...

As contrary as it seems, invisibility does not mean that you are completely unseen. As per theupdates to the stealth rules, you must make a stealth check in order to be completely unseen while invisible. This check can only be made at the end of a move action unless you have some special ability.

Meant by whom? If we were "meant to understand" that, then shouldn't there be a shred of evidence in the text?

May become legal. The LFR campaign managers may decide that hybrids aren't suited for LFR. It would be the first non-setting-specific rules system that they've rejected, but it could happen. Yes, but the hybrid rules were not included in the compiled issue. Since it wasn't actually...

If you use this on a creature with reach, you won't be able to escape its attack. Also, if the triggering attack is a ranged attack or close burst 2 or more, you also won't be able to shift away. I guess the attack penalty is is for those situations.

Another aspect of the Nature skill i Nature-based rituals. I believe the feat was worded this way to exclude rituals.

a) Monsters with damage auras. Who cares about AC when the damage is automatic? b) How much complaining? Is it a friendly, "Ow, my 11 reflex!" or are they harassing and bullying you into making the game less fun for you?