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Sorry if this has been discussed before ... I scrolled through 15 pages looking for a similar topic before giving up! :p Last night my group had a pretty lengthy debate re: whether or not our characters could tell which Kobolds were minions in the attacking horde, and which were not. Some...

A whole Balor. Who you then had to fight after killing the dragon he was serving as an organ for ... Yeah it was a tough fight. :cool:

Ok, so here's the issue. Dragonborn Paladin finds himself surrounded by mean little nasty Kobolds. Buggers probably haven't washed in weeks. A pair of them stab him in the kidneys (or, at least, Dragonborn analogue) and he drops to the ground, unconscious and dying. Queue the Dwarven Cleric...

Sweet! Nice work, and thanks for the heads up! :)

Anyone tried their hand in making some Divinity Feats for the evil gods? They were left out of the PHB, so any followers of the dark side miss out on the ability to pick up a feat to show dedication to their dark masters. :devil:

So when a character falls unconscious, what happens to any powers they have running that last "until the end of the encounter"? Does a Paladin's Mark go away? A Ranger's Quarry, or a Warlock's Curse? What about a Cleric's Guardian of Faith? Are any of these affects different if the character...

So per the errata, a multiclassed Ranger can use Hunter's Quarry once per encounter. Does that mean they Quarry someone, miss them, and lose their chance to do the extra Quarry damage for the entire encounter? Or is it, you can Quarry someone, and once in that encounter choose to do the extra...

Uh? Buh? Wth does multiclass-only class mean? Is the preview guy smoking crack or is the FR Player's Guide introducing some crazy new class system?

Why even go that far? Just keep prisoners blindfolded. Right?

By using the same weapon in both hands, you can use Feats to enhance both weapons, while two different weapons would need two different feats. Of course, you could also get some different effects for each weapon. Using the same weapon in each hand was very important in 3E, and its still...

Indeed it does, and on this one I do believe that they are incorrect. If you check out the PHB you'll see: It clearly seems like the flubbed this one. To those up thread, the concept that proficiency provides for maintenance is golden. It's a good one. :)

This.

Perhaps his player did. ;)

As far as I'm aware, the answer here is no. Remember, you only ever have 3 encounter and daily powers, even at 30th, and one of each is from your Paragon Path. So switching one of them out for your multiclass is a large percentage of their total. :)

The reason you are limited is because a Fighter shouldn't be able to multiclass into Wizard then ONLY take Wizard powers, to end up with essentially a Wizard character, wearing Heavy Armor, with a Fighter's HP total. No arcane spell failure anymore, so under your proposed system, what would stop...

The Warlord's Init bonus is spelled out as having Power type, so it shouldn't stack. Likewise, the Warlord's At-Will requires him to be in Melee range (although I guess its arguable who he has to be in range of) so it isn't like all those Warlord's get to sit in the back and give orders...

Without taking the time to read the entire thread, it seems no one suspects the PHB II of containing Psionic classes anymore. Any reason why? I had been pegging T as Telepath, the location for all of the Wizard's "enchanter-y" powers. Am I too far off base?

Remember, the DDI Virtual Tabletop doesn't adjudicate rules in any way, so everyone claiming the 4E rules are designed to be implemented by computers for the DDI is incorrect (maybe computer design figured in, but not for the VTT). The VTT is just a table top, it needs a DM to rule how things...

Some abilities give modifiers to saving throws (see Human Perseverance or Dwarven resistance to Poison) You definitely don't add your level or Con mod (although some powers might let you add your Con mod at least).

Don't forget that even if you're armed with a ranged weapon, you can still make an unarmed attack (it doesn't require any open hands) So if someone runs by just kick 'em in the nuts for the sneak attack damage. ;)