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Well, Wardens do get a ton of powers to make difficult terrain. Between that and the Slow-on-OA, enemies are usually stuck next to you. Edit: Wow, nevermind. I had that idea because a level 1 Warden had an encounter and a daily that created difficult terrain. A quick search on the compendium...

People? Attention please? I think mostly everyone missed/ignored this post. Having vanilla +X armor is to be able to enchant it further later.

Huge, HUGE kudos to WotC. This looks amazing, and makes me damn glad I'm subscribed to DDI. *thumbs up*

For a Shadow Leader, I was thinking something along the lines of: Draining Word * Encounter Close Burst 5 Target: One enemy in burst Minor Action, [Stat] vs Fortitude Effect: One ally in the burst can spend a HS Hit: 1d6 damage. Your ally gains Temp HP equal to the damage inflicted. Tho I'm...

But then, why not use +2/+4 (depending on your off-hand) and a fixed -1?

If it's anything like the Char Builder (and I don't see why it wouldn't), it should work just fine offline.

Well, the main reason I wanted to avoid the "everyone is aware" part was to have interesting RPing opportunities for the PCs. But you're right, it'd probably be for the best if the whole party was aware of the conditions. The telescoping is also a good idea- to avoid things getting stale, and...

WARNING: Spoilers for both Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni and Groundhog Day (movie) on this topic Relevant links: Higurashi@wiki Groundhog Day@wiki So, I was thinking it'd be interesting to have a game where the PCs find themselves in a time loop, with certain pre-defined events happening in all...

First one: Human Ranger, got to negative bloodied by a crit from Irontooth Second one: Halfling Rogue, got to 3 failed death saves, the party couldn't get to him on time because there were enemies blocking their path, and harassing them constantly.

....you mean it's not? Excuse me while I go fix my DM notes ;)

I could swear someone already did all of that. IIRC, the short version of it, was to add an item of level +2 starting at Paragon Tier. That'd make PCs that start at higher level equal in wealth to PCs leveled up in actual play (as long as the parcel system was followed).

Actually, in 3.X, my party often times wondered about this, until (sadly, after we stopped playing), I noticed a quote in the DMG that said something along the lines of "If you're burying your old character with his items, you get your full gp for your level. If the party is keeping some of his...

But Swordmages are Defenders...

Yup, it moved on to videogames/anime/manga. Sadly. *sigh*

Weird. Wonder where I got the idea.

I remember that one, but wasn't the consensus that it didn't actually grant a Fly speed?

It's in one of the Dragon articles, can't remember which one.

I don't think Versatile Resistance is that much of a problem. Earthsoul (and Watersoul too, IIRC) Genasi already don't have any resistances to overwrite.

How about 1h/shield/reach? ;) (See: Whip)

So, we finally get (true) Fly at-will, huh?