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This is my new rule. When entering a new room in a dungeon, the first person can try for 1 of 2 things: 1. They surprise anyone inside, They must break the door down, and make an intimidate check vs. passive insight on those inside. Those he wins against don't act the first round of combat...

Id go with the orb, simply because there are very few minis with orbs

I'm not sure what you are looking for in this thread, but generally we are in the decidedly Pro-4e camp. I think its a great setting, and quite frankly it seemed to streamline a lot of the things I felt were too complicated about FR.

If we count temp hp. Warden 28 con, windrise ports, toughess, brooch of vitality +6, dreadnought, Lorekeeper ED, Fighter + runepriest MC, Acolyte power Take Rune of hero's resolve. Level 30 it becomes an encounter power and BOOM 293 hp, and at the beginning of every encounter your first minor...

Just don't expect to just be handed a rage drake for combat purposes, you will be disappointed.

A character concept I loved early on was the "i get sneak attack damage because I just punched you in the kidney" Ruthless ruffian, Belt of the brawler. Might be what you are looking for. Kinda sorta requires a houserule to deal with "how can I get enhancement bonuses on my fists" But the...

battle engineer is just the best

What he said ^

I'm sorry to everyone who disagrees with me, but if you allow vertical forced movement, it's a houserule. There is just no getting around it. I agree it's a houserule that makes sense, but you can't defend that as a RAW position.

I'm not claiming that you aren't using common sense, or that you are being anything other than reasonable, but I'd like to make this point, and please try not to take it as condescending: If a dead ally is no longer an ally, then the word "dead" loses all meaning., that line of reasoning leads...

I got a question for you guys, do I have to take both arcane implement proficiency and superior implement training, or can I just take the latter?

I was thinking of naming her "pile of sticks" but that seemed a lil wordy and more obscure.

Things to look at: 1. DDI character builder. 15 $ subscription fee, immediately terminated will net you the entirety of whats been published thus far for character creation. Very useful, very cost effective 2. Dual implement spellcaster. Feat grants basically a +1 to damage for every new...

I don't think anything will come from discussing this further.

If they announced 5e tomorrow and said it was going to be released in june, I would essentially say "not for me it doesn't" Id be ok with them releasing it, but Ill still be playing 4e for some time.

My problem KD is that you seem to have no other reason for why a dead ally is not considered an ally other than "it does weird things to some power." We are working under the assumption that it is because there is nothing that says "while dead you are still an ally" Without anything to that...

There are specific instances that target or mention for rules "a dead ally" and thus "dead" is a adjetive that an ally can be. I see no reason to remove someone from the "ally list" just because they died.

except that rule that I quoted stating that forced movement can't be vertical.

But to counter that Im fairly certain a Sorcerer can get about 30-31 static damage at level 18. hunters quarry would roughly equal the difference.

For 1 this is not supposed to be a ultra optimized build, its supposed to do a few things REALLY well. This is my reworking of this character, I took Dracosuave's ideas to heart, knowing about implement proficiency was very helpful. Im not really a fan... at all of psionics. Just not my thing...