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Ah but you can. Spiked Gauntlets are Unarmed weapon type, which means they are used for Unarmed attacks

Make the powers have a skill training requirement then? I'm interested in seeing what implements a Druid has because the only one at the moment that actually makes sense to me is staffs.

They don't even get that part of the stick which is the problem.

I don't know if you're right or not but I certainly would allow them to work that way.

Not to mention having their beast right next to the enemy would negate it as well.

Keep in mind the warlord does not get a second turn in the same round. The one he's switching with does get to go again but is then placed after the warlord in the initiative order as if he had delayed until then.

Tempest Fighter's actually don't have to give up their +1 Attack they simply get it with off hand weapons, along with a damage boost to them if they're in anything but scale or plate. Battle Ragers get to actually stack temp hp which could be interesting, but I'm not sure it's worth the loss of...

+Wolfs wis modifier damage when it has Combat Advantage (so flanking too)

But not all Quaterstaves are staffs. Any non wizard using a Quaterstaff only has a Quarterstaff. All those neat shiny implement powers for Staves? Can't be used. Also from a purely reason stand point? Just because all A are B doesn't mean that all B are A.

Ah so Sharpshooter = Legolas.

That's pretty much what I did as well (Only caster I'd ever consider playing was a Sorceror just because I didn't have to worry about memorizing spells.) I prefer 4e not only because it's actually made me interested in playing any class, but also because it's not as bogged down by rules as 3.x was.

I'm going to have to agree with everyone who thinks that Dragonborns are definately not third tier when compared to the other races. They make great Paladins, Warlords, Fighters and Melee clerics. They make decent TWF Rangers, can be useful in either Rogue build, as a Warlock if they go infernal...

Do any of the fighter powers actually have benefits if you're using a Quarterstaff as a weapon?

What are the Main, secondary and tertiary stats for a BM Ranger? And do they have Ranged powers or are they just meleeing with their companion?

I'm pretty sure they do stack as they both have triggering effects happening at the same time you get to choose what order they trigger in. Personally I'm really enjoying my Genasi Barbarian that I'm working on focusing on crits and charges, as well as using a high crit weapon (fullblade in this...

Or alternatively have the fighter charge him, seeing as Shifty is a reaction the fighter gets his attack in, and can mark it and if the dragonshield tries to move away from the fighter it gets smacked again.

Cause I think it was missed the first time.

2d6 > 1d12 so how exactly are oversized Waraxes worthless?

Black Dragons are Pirates?

I'm curious as to how the companions damage stacks up compared to weapons, and if your choice of beast changes it.