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hilariously, I opened my DDI to answer this question. I'd be curious what your Goal with this character is. Because as is right now either way he'd be pretty gimped Optimization-wise because you currently have 4 stats to keep up.

subtle gives you extra damage = to your dex while you have combat advantage. Anyone have a more definite answer? It seems like an important question.

any interpretation that lowers the power level of my fighter who uses come and get it, action points, rain of steel is the right interpretation.

"magic being in a source is okay by source" 1. Arcane Magic 2. Primal Magic 3. psionic magic 4. Martial magic Psionic magic is just as reasonable as some rituals being controlled by some nature magic.

The DDI builder says that you can use a weapon as a ki focus but that "The weapon's characteristics, proficiency bonus, damage die, and weapon properties like defensive or high crit - are irrelevant to your implement powers." Now it may just be that the feats and items in question all are...

If you read it a VERY narrow and specific way and ignore basically every single implication in the text, then what the feat actually does is takes the temp hp from one person and grant them to another. This puts it much more in line with many other feats as in "crappy"

big =/= important. if you look at the map that shows portal locations, it would seem that the material plane is sort of a crossroads of all these extreme places. Celestia and other planes are just not very easy to get to. But by all means if you want to start a campaign in a non-material plane...

If your party gains knowledge of the type of enemy they will be fighting soon, while having access to a town in which they can buy resist potions, and they spend the money to do so, sure why the hell not shouldn't they get a huge bonus in those battles? That's a lot of stuff that has to happen...

Do you want balanced gameplay mechanics, or realism. In any RPG the entire game is built around the balance between these two things. You can't have both for every situation. At least nobody has done so thus far, and many have tried.

You shouldn't have to make a stealth check, he can't see or hear you, and he has no other ways of detecting you.

It's even worse than that, its like a soda can opener that both requires a index finger to use, and is much less effective and reliable as your index finger is on it's own. Considering there is a lower level item that works in the same vein that is without exception better.

An enemy 100 feet away is completely targettable by a deaf blind wizard with a -50 to all perception checks. I disagree with this design decision. The way to fix invisibility is to make it harder to obtain, not to make it suck.

This is a humorous item for anyone who knows elementary math behind simple probabilities.

If rolling a 20 is more common than opportunity attacks, I would say your DM is deliberatly trying too hard to screw you over. Just my opinion.

Karinsdad, from what I can tell, you want players that mc to be VASTLY superior to players that don't. Can you describe what you WOULD want, if not that?

Might be a nice place to introduce enemy angels.

monk is dex

which by the way is just crippling. Being slowed in difficult terrain is just awful.

That's really here nor there honestly. The point is, just because you don't find something fun, doesn't mean it's a good idea to not allow your players to have it. There's no logic in that.

I find the fighter class boring, that doesn't mean i ban it for my players.