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It meant that an exception implied a rule for the other cases. Such as "no parking 9-5." The exception is that it's only 9-5, implying you can park at other times.

A straight out of the MM Gnome. He also wears a funny hat. This hat has no magical properties.

One less permanent penalty for failure, but not total failure, is to introduce a homebrew disease track condition. Let it be something you can justify as skin/lung burns.

There's no need to retrain the feat. I was correct, but I forgot a caveat. You still have to swap out an equal level power. Each time you level up, you can swap out instead a higher level power for a different higher level mc power without any need for feat retraining.

This doesn't mean what you think it does.

No, you can't replace powers that aren't your class powers. Assuming that you're talking about the levels at which you start trading lower for higher. Are you also asking if you can trade it for another power of the same level from your class? Yes. From your multiclass, no. Again assuming that...

It's pretty clear they want to avoid or limit the ability to use forced movement to get free damage. Otherwise OAs would still be provoked.

2nd one is correct. This is a mistake my DM was making too. Now it's a houserule.

If the damage was still dealt, why would it be an interrupt instead of simply a reaction?

It being an interrupt means that it occurs before the attack is concluded and can therefore nullify the attack. It saying "hit you with a ranged attack" is saying that it's triggered when the attack roll is revealed to be be better than your defense.

What's insane is someone thinking the Paladin can divine challenge himself and not getting slapped by his DM.

I see a contradiction here.

No. As far as I'm concerned there's a corrolary to the legitimate targets rule, valid threats. If the attacker isn't trying to legitimately do you harm, or is not capable of doing so reasonably, then effects due to damage from them do not occur.

My explanation is more along the lines of: Healing Word is an Encounter (Special) power, with Special being that it can be used twice per encounter. Initiate of Faith grants it as a Daily power, not a Daily (Special).

Once per day.

What power did that to you? How much HP did it take off?

That would be because you've internalized HP into being something real when it's not.

Well, it just seems odd. You ask us already knowing the answer, but end up disregarding it anyway. As someone who answered your question, I feel used and tossed aside. :(

Wait wait wait. You thought you couldn't, but you're going to talk to your DM about getting it to happen anyway?

No.