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They're in the DMG, page 143.

Oops, I thought it was until the end of the current turn. My mistake. Yeah, it's still a powerful feat, but it's certainly not a no-brainer. It was pretty close to that status before the errata.

Yes, if it's Nimble Strike. NS can be used to set up flanking, to provide extra movement, to avoid OAs for ranged attacks, and its damage isn't that far behind Twin Strike until Epic thanks to adding Dex mod to the damage. Not for rangers, they aren't. There's a ranger power at every attack...

This has been errata'd. It only lasts for one turn.

I don't know what I'm going to change. There's no rules for it. Or, at least, no rules that actually work when applied to examples from the books. We're left with throwing spaghetti at the wall.

My suggestion for Careful Attack, which I posted in a different thread, is to give it the same text Magic Missile and Eldritch Blast have: "You may use this power as a ranged basic attack". That gives it a nice niche to occupy without having to change numbers all around. Also, I'm not sure why...

No way in hell I'd take Twin Strike if it had a -2 penalty. Attack bonuses are hard to come across in 4E.

But what if I want to improve one facet of it without improving every other stat it has? Because that's what leveling up a monster does - pretty much everything they do is level based. If I want to increase its AC without increasing its HP, Attack, Damage, Fortitude, Reflex, Will, Skills...

I prefer: Fighters stand in the front and say, "YOU WILL NOT PASS!" Rangers say, "Try and catch me!" :D

Shouldering his bow, Immeral strides forward through the crowd to Osric's side. "Osric. This man is injured?" He kneels to examine the human, placing his furs carefully on the ground.

Yes. Although, as long as you're willing to give up opportunity attacks, there's no reason you couldn't use a rod with a shield, either.

Amen.

That doesn't work anyway - you can't use a shield in the same round you used a two-handed weapon.

"Hedowin took a quick look around yesterday, but we can be more thorough. I don't use many of my minor enchantments, so I may as well be the one to play peekaboo." And, putting action to words, Alexa concentrates briefly, invoking a detect magic spell. She walks slowly from room to room...

Rogues get an Encounter Power called Tumble. No one else can Tumble unless they multiclass to Rogue and take the Tumble power.

No. The feat doesn't say "You can use Healing/Inspiring Word as a Daily Power." it says "You can use Healing/Inspiring Word once per day."

Amusingly, it comes down to Law vs Chaos. The "please give me rules that actually work" crowd is on the Law side. The "just do whatever you want" crowd is on the Chaos side. Which is The Correct Answer? Neither. (unless you want to be Chaotic Good or Lawful Evil, of course!)

You don't have to charge in a line any more, you just have to charge to the nearest square you can attack from (which doesn't have to be adjacent, if you have reach).

It has hit and missed. Look, I'm not trying to be difficult here, but you're applying a binary result to something that has more than two possible end states. The language supports missing with an attack that hit. English is my first language and I am relatively proficient with it; the language...

Exactly. Pretty cut and dry, IMO.