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Why aren''t humans viable as paladins?

Scoop: Undead Sourcebook in January 2009 Here in 4e rules as well

Human: any class that has three at-will powers you want. - Wizard, Rogue. If WotC releases more at-wills in upcoming splatbooks then humans will become even better. Tieflings and Half-Elves: while reading the comments above I had the thought that they should swap stat bonuses. Tieflings seem...

I was going to post a nearly identical comment but I thought it was Massawyrm who said it. Has anyone come up with good uses of the multiclassing feats, except for the entry feats and access to Paragon Paths? They seem so expensive for what you get.

Or you don't meet the stat requirement of the ones you want.

Also, as I understand it a whole lot of the 4e skills are based on Wis and Cha, so a laser cleric will be very good at those he trains.

Greg Bilsland has posted a bit about Manual of The Planes on the Gleemax forums.

So: i) You need an Intelligence of X to gain the Linguist feat, and the Linguist feat is the only way ever(*) of learning new languages? What is X btw? 11, 13, 15 Int? (*) At least until splat books come out.

Is there any way to learn more than your beginning languages other than Linguist?

Are there any other general purpose feats that have an Int prerequisite?

Shouldn't every 4e class benefit in the same way from a high primary stat? They all have the same power progression and their powers all have much better effects when they hit rather than miss. Why is the 4e cleric exceptional?

Orcus from Necromancer Games has some early copies of the three core rulebooks. He has posted a short spoiler-free review on the Necromancer Games boards. His summary: "The books are startling"

Scott Rouse has a post up on his blog showing some photos of the Cubicle of Elemental Evil. One of them shows this terrifying sight: "Treasure of Talon Pass" by David Noonan (I think) Has this been mentioned anywhere before? I can't see it on Wizard's 2008 product list.

I don't have any problem with the Archons looking a lot like Angels: according to their fluff, they were created as cheap knock-offs of Angels by the Primordials. I don't think they're really that interesting as monsters, though.

Is there an amulet mentioned? I though the neck slot was meant to be for bonuses to F/R/W defences. None of these defences seem to have an enhancement bonus. I think it might have +3 armour and shield to go with its +3 longsword, but no +3 amulet.

I thought they got a bonus to one ability, while all the other races got two?

Emogorgon is a sad demon prince. Only cosmic destruction can put smiles on his baboon faces.

I think "Lover Clad in the Raiment of Tears" is a better fit.

I really like this piece of art in the preview. Does anyone know who the artist is?

The leader that owns the most land in high tax areas. (Millage: A tax rate on property, expressed in mills per dollar of value of the property. I think you mean mileage.)