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Is there any feat or power that makes the Halberd so more awsome than a Sword and Shield?

I understand that the Halberd is good for a fighter that can force the opponent to come to them, but what makes it good for a Warden?

I don't underatand why Polearm Gamble is effective. Polearm Gamble Prerequisites: Str 15, Wis 15 Benefit: When a nonadjacent enemy enters a square adjacent to you, you can make an opportunity attack with a polearm against that enemy, but you grant combat advantage to that enemy until...

Getting this down. My at will powers are: Warden's Fury, Warden's Grasp, Earth Shield Strike, Strength of Stone. Encounter: Stone's Endurance, Thunder Ram Assult Daily: Form of the Willow Sentinel - The reason is I want to be rooted to the ground. But with 3 squishies behind me, would the...

I need to be a sticky as possable. My companions are a Sorc/rogue, Warlock and Wizard. I need to be that "Wall". ok. Drop Str to 16 (18 with the +2 Goliath) and this frees up the 3 points to boost Wis to 13 for that Polearm Gamble with a Halbard. Question: With that Halbard, I need 2...

I was going to make a Build that turned him into a "Wall"

Hello, long time reader, first time poster on 4th ed forum. The question i have is with my Warden build. Goliath Warden level 1 17 (19)str, 16 (18)con, 10 dex, 10 wil, 10 int, 8 chr My Daily is Willow Sentinal. The encounter ones I just took straight from the build example. And my...

I fully agree. When I dream of Myself in DnD, I am a High level wizard. But this thread is just to take what you have done in your life and just see what would you be classed.

Well PC's have classes because they can do the extraordinary. Can a Black Belt do the extraordinary? Up for debate. How many Black Belts are there in the world? Do they all deserve a rank in Monk? I guess it's really up to you. I say if you can break boards with a Flurry of Blows, sure...

Lets see: I have 2 years as a Security Guard, but I slept for most of the job, unless guarding a Warehouse. 6 years in customer service, working hard to serve the customers. 2 years of Judo and Fencing. 6 years playing DnD. I'll assume 1 full year in a given profession equals 1 level. So...

So I'm playing in a campaign where our goal is to stop Ragnorock. I'm the party Klepto/Rogue and I find a Deck of cards. It starts talking to me, voices in my head. I get the rest of the party together, a cleric of nature, a war shaper and a sword sage. The voice tells me to play poker, so i...

I've looked for Druid Handbooks, and they seem really basic. Do Druids compare to Wizards at high level magic or do Wizards blow everything out of the water?

Hello everyone and good Caturday, I'm going to be starting a High Magic Campain soon and i need help with character build. I was going to go Focused Specialist Conjourer and go Summon Monster Happy, but another player is going Focused Specialist Conjourer and i don't want to have two players...

But your reference refers to "The creature with blindsense usually does not need to make Spot or Listen checks to notice and locate creatures within range of its blindsense ability, provided that it has line of effect to that creature." The opening of "lets the creature notice things it cannot...

May only be applied to a (summoning) spell. You may cast one spell of up to 3rd level with the range of Touch on the creature(s) summoned by the affected spell. For example, the creature could be summoned with Invisibility already in effect. does this mean that I cast the 2 spells at one time...

I read through the entire handbook, but it doesn't state how a Archivist from Heroes of Horror get Summon Monster III. Are they allowed to choose from Domain Spells when recording spells?

Blindsense requires the user to still use a sense, and no one has stated what sense the Dragon is using to detect the wall. So again, Detect Invisiblity will allow you to detect invisible objects.

The caster can form the wall into a flat, vertical plane whose area is up to one 10- foot square per level. The wall must be continuous and unbroken when formed. If its surface is broken by any object or creature, the spell fails. In mathematics, a plane is a flat surface. Planes can arise as...

I agree with you fully that echolocation would work fine. Good call. But Blindsense doesn't give echolocation, and so the Dragon is stuck with the 5 senses. But as a DM, it's your call. I'ld reward the players for coming up with such a good idea, if i was DMing.

Blindsense (Ex): Using nonvisual senses, such as acute smell or hearing, a creature with blindsense notices things it cannot see. The creature usually does not need to make Spot or Listen checks to pinpoint the location of a creature within range of its blindsense ability, provided that it has...