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Really? I mean, it could be, but I don't think it's important enough to a given Power Book, in fact, I think the powers that modify the at-wills (aka Arena Fighting Feats, or Fighting Style as the Spotlight seems to imply) are pretty simplist to be something worth "saving" for an upcoming, new...

On today's Spotlight Interview on the WotC website, they talk about the Martial Power, upon reading it, one thing came to my attention: I'm not sure I'm reading this right, but I think they're talking about the "multiclass" weapon specialization feats. Considering I am reading it right, what do...

Yes, as a player, but no, never used one as a DM... at least not that I remember.

After reading this one (the post above), I guess they need to re-evaluate that last FAQ entry...

Just because there's no power/effect that requires extended singing , it doesn't have to mean the bard doesn't sing/play while he's not fighting.

Answering your question quoting someone from the other thread: Makes perfect sense to me.

I think there should be a rule to deal with that. Something like this: Whenever you achive a critical hit choose one option: Max damage. Effects that usually lasts one turn, lasts one more turn. Effects that allows a save auto-fails the first save. Some power example: hit: nd8+x, and the...

That's rather disappointing. No mug or tankard? Meh.

I agree, I think it's better that way, and besides, since spells are also attacks, the ability to achieve criticals with each and every spell is pretty cool... ...except for a couple of them. A critical hit only maxxes out damage. Some attacks like Sleep (to name one) doesn't do any damage...

Yeah, but I thought that the opportunity cost was already counter balanced by the fact that you don't waste time/actions swapping out between weapon and implement.

That's quite interesting as it makes Wizard of the Spiral Tower a very good choice since with a single feat (weapon focus) you'll be getting bonuses to all your wizard spells. Same holds true for the warlock and his pact weapon I guess. Why get Astral Fire, Raging Storm, Burning Blizzard etc...

Don't forget also that Slide, differently from Shift, ignores difficult terrain. That's a significant advantage.

I voted for Warlocks, but that's because i had to pick one. I have no interest to play any Striker class.

My thoughts exactly.

Are there any other Racial Feats like those 2 Eladrin ones you mentioned above? And, could you give us a hint about what Fey Blades and Longsword Finesse do? EDIT: Oh, and thank you!

Mine was an Evil group. There was a monk, a cleric a druid a rogue and a mercenary fighter (which was the only neutral character in the party). They're doing relatively well until they faced a paladin who's much stronger than them... and then the party started to freak out. Rogue ran away in...

Swordmage with INT 8 and DEX 18? What a noob! :p No thanks! Seriously though, looking good!

Nevermind... Move along...

I liked them, my players didn't. Whether they're good or bad, I don't know, I never saw a problem with them when someone played them though. So I'd say neither good nor bad, just cool. I think this one came too late, by the time it arrived it didn't do much for my games, my players looked at it...

I don't think so. The thunder damage type inherited by the weapon comes from a power, and not property. That means it doesn't add to Implement powers.