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In a world without petroleum, a man with plastic beads is king.

Doesn't it look a bit like he's in the process of rump-shoving her off of the rock?

It's like lame...only bigger. :(

It would have been nice if they moved all of the attendant effects of these types of powers into the [effect] section instead of the [hit] section. That way you could at least conceptualize it as multi-tasking(taking a swing while throwing up a ward on a buddy), much like a rogue's followup...

It may be that they stick out because they perfected it. Isn't it at least possible that every combatant does this on an unconscious level? Wisdom collects the data, intelligence processes it.

It works for you. Some DMs enjoy describing horrific wounds done to PCs by the antagonists. For them, your interpretation may be less effective.

See: Grammaton Clerics.

This has been bugging me as well. I've been consoling myself with the idea that: 1) The fighter doesn't have to mark his foes. If it feels like a burden to the player, they can opt not to do it or do it less often. 2) You don't need to track the bloodied condition unless creatures can...

Yeah, it was a long shot. :) Thanks for the review.

Not entirely correct. The radiant damage is extra. It's a good question. Either marking has changed significantly from what was revealed at DDXP or Chris was confused. I'm betting on the latter.

Do you know if it's possible to run while slowed?

The wizard's close blast attacks plus the paladin's melee attacks plus the radiant damage. Paladin is mobile too ya know.

I think it's a fine idea. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised to see optional rules for 'gritty' campaigning that turn this feature off as well as options for changing healing surge recharge rate.

You guys are funny. Since WotC made it one of their central design principles to not gimp characters, it's probably safe to assume they didn't include the 3.x standard methods of character gimping.

:lol:

In most cases, I think the cleric's "grant soandso a saving throw" powers fulfill the role of antimagic. Most of the truly persistent effects we've seen (mirror images, otiluke's sphere(however not divine challenge(yet))) can be overwhelmed by conventional means.

It was a bad joke in reference to the thread title...and probably a threadcrap. Sorry. I'm in withdrawals and need my 4e fix. Makes me jittery. Hope ya understand.

I wouldn't want them to make a lot of noise about it, but I'll gladly take anything I can get. Just loading the delves as pdfs to their site would be a huge coup.

Coup de gras

No contention on that point. I was merely laughing wickedly at the thought that after years of players begging for a skilled, unarmed warrior that kicks people in the junk, WotC up and makes a new version of the ascetic guy with a grab bag of weird abilities and saddled with quasi religious...