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Woohoo! THANK you.

Maybe "professional"?

You guys need to switch to de-calf.

Agreed. Proficiencies aren't a big deal. IMO, the real issue is the ability of other weapons to work with both sneak attack and rogue powers. Is your elf really going to use a bow if none of his class abilities function with it?

Thank you. Your fervency is appreciated.

How does that work? The examples "Paladin 27" and "Rogue Utility 2" make it difficult for me to imagine a framework that makes sense.

In my case, the players are experienced. They're also slow. Being just another player, there isn't much I can do about it other than jawbone, but that depends entirely on them caring.

In a 10th level campaign, I can pretty reliably go have a smoke after my turn, and the next guy isn't finished with his by the time I get back.

Mouse, what's it like watching us stumble about in the dark like this?

Hasn't it been stated that one design goal is that feats do not grant new abilties but expand on old ones?

1) I hear you. I tend to opt for anything other than a critter for my characters. Something like Rogue tactics comes to mind as a means of addressing the problem. 2) It's a little rigid but perhaps paths will provide additional class abilities. Don't know enough to make a decent guess.

I'd expect those to fall under class abilties like sneak attack rather than powers per se.

Fortunately, it's very likely that a rogue can wield a greatsword. It will simply suck as an option.

Authoritarian Weight Warlord Attack 5 Gravitas and girth provide a weighty retort. Encounter [ ] Martial, Weapon Standard Action Melee weapon Requirement: You must be wielding a mutton haunch. Target: One creature Attack: Constitution vs. Reflex Hit: 2[W] + Charisma modifier damage. Fat...

Warlord power. :D

I'm impressed by the detail, particularly the 5 o'clock shadow and adam's apples on the female figures.

Interesting. It seems that the majority view is that we'll be seeing 20+ level rogue abilities. Looking over the paladin smites and the rogue attacks, there does seem to be a pattern that attacks fall on odd levels. If that's more than incidental, that allows the developers to deal with 15...

I've been out of the loop for awhile on 4e developments and am hoping you guys can help me get a handle on the power curve for class powers. Taking a look at the paladin smite article, we see that binding smite is labeled "Paladin 27". It occurs to me that in a 30 level system, this is likely...

Crossbow sniper is good, but I believe the feat referred to in this case is Deadeye shot from the same book.

While reviewing the powers, I immediately thought of Kalam Mekhar from the Malazan books, and that's a good thing.