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You're forgetting that, at level 6 when you become eligible for Bastion of Healing, your Healing Surge is healing surge + 2d6 (avg 7).

You cannot lower your stats, only raise them. Though if you ask nicely, your DM will probably let you lower your stats for no benefit.

Switch Quarry to KS2 and fire both shots at it.Even as he looses his fourth arrow, Immeral springs from the trees and dashes down the road. Then, mid-stride, he vanishes from sight briefly and reappears across the river. As his foot touches the ground, he smoothly whirls in place and fires yet...

Same page I quoted earlier. Those things are applied separately from ability modifiers and are applied any time you roll damage.

WD: Using your Healing Word (while an excellent idea and I don't want you changing that at all) won't give you +2 to defenses. That's from Second Wind, which is its own separate ability. You don't get the defense bonus from using a healing surge, you get it from using Second Wind.

That was never the question.

If you want a truly nasty Vorpal weapon, try a Glaive on for size with some Gauntlets of Destruction. 2d4, reroll 1's, open ended rolls on 4's? Yes please.

No, you don't. 10 weapon + 10 strength + 6 item + 3 wf + 6 power attack + 5 vuln = 40 10 weap + 3 wf + 1 twf + 6 power attack + 5 vuln + 6 weap + 3 wf + 6 power attack + 5 vuln = 45 That's WITH a rather improbable 30 strength for the sword-and-boarder. More likely is a 26 strength. And...

The PHB is perfectly clear on it. The only damage not maximized is damage that is caused by critical hits. Sneak Attack, Hunter's Quarry, and Warlock's Curse are not caused by critical hits. Thus, they are maximized.

PHB page 276: "Roll the damage indicated in the power description. If you're using a weapon for the attack, the damage is some multiple of the weapon damage dice. ... In addition, any of the following may apply to the damage roll: ... An enhancement bonus"

More than 3/4. Dragonborn add their con mod to healing surge value. With just a 12 con, a level 1 dragonborn fighter will recover 78% of their health. With a 16 con, he'd recover 97%.

Only the dice are counted in the [W]. The others are added outside implicitly, except for stat modifiers, which are only included if explicitly called for.

1h weapon, maximized damage with basic attack: 10 weapon + 10 strength + 6 item + 3 weapon focus + 9 power attack + 5 vulnerability Total = 43 Dual wield, maximized damage with twin strike: 10 weapon + 3 weapon focus + 1 two-weapon fighting + 9 power attack + 5 vulnerability + 6 weapon + 3...

The sneak attack damage is still rolled with the attack. You just roll it at the end of the attack.

18 + 2 = 20, so yes.

Yes. The only damage that is NOT maximized on a crit is damage that occurs solely because it is a crit (High Crit weapons, Devastating Critical feat, and magical weapon critical damage).

Twin Strike has a very high damage potential for an at-will power. Probably the highest damage potential at higher levels; you get 4W damage, plus double weapon enhancement bonus, feat damage bonuses, vulnerability bonuses, and so on. It's dramatically better at damage than any of the Fighter...

Yes, they're working on adding 4E compatibility. The current beta version already has 1-1-1-1 diagonal movement. They're working on square lighting as well and I can't imagine it'd be hard to add in new statuses. I have to admit I'd really like to have a Bloodied status for tokens (red outline...

I actually like this. It makes the tradeoff between hitting and damaging a lot closer between Careful Attack and Twin Strike. Careful Attack becomes actually more likely to hit, which Twin Strike has a higher damage potential.

I think it's you who needs to re-examine your elementary english. Wield: 2. to use (a weapon, instrument, etc.) effectively; handle or employ actively. Rangers can bypass that restriction. They can wield any one-handed weapon in their offhand, as long as they take the Two-Weapon Fighting path...