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IIRC, you're limited to Wild Shaping 1/round, no matter how many actions you have left.

Yeah, it seems like Grasp is better for long time planning, while Fury has the more immediate benefits. Both can be quite useful. So, that's pretty much all Warden questions answered. How 'bout the bonus question? Anyone, please?

Good catch on the Slide+duration. Can't believe I missed it, I must be getting old. Also, I probably should've mentioned this: My DM allowed me to take Whip Training without being a Martial char, so I'd get to impose another -2 to the enemy triggering the power. Since it is an interrupt, I'm...

Hello everyone, got some questions about the Warden: What's the point of Warden's Grasp? I mean, to mark someone, he has to be adjacent to you. So, to be in the range of Warden's Grasp, but not Warden's Fury, he had to have already moved, so what's the point on the Slow + cannot Shift...

And they say Fighters didn't matter after level 11. What about those Epic Bottles? Who could wash an Iron Flask if not a level 12 Fighter?

Half-Dragon Earth Elemental? Half-Dragon Treant?

I do recall reading in the Draconomicon that even just after they hatch, the wyrmlings are born with some of the basic knowledge of their parents. So even an unhatched black dragon probably 'knows' that Peasants = Food

.....ouch. Big, painful, OUCH.

You start to think of it as the norm if you've lived here for all your life. When I went to study to Europe, it was hell getting used to the dry weather over there.

*is shocked* I... I... isn't it normal for books to be like that? Pretty much all the books I've owned over here have ended like that... then again, we're at 98% humidity, 98°F right now...

There must be some variants on those verbs, since I do recall a subbed anime I saw long ago with the quote "Do you jump like a frog, or leap like a rabbit?"

Hmmmm, that I remember, I've played: 2 elves, 1 kobold, 1 goliath, 1 human, 1 shifter. Tho that is 3.5, I have yet to play 4E, only been DMing so far *sigh* But I'm itching to play a Genasi Swordmage.

...there are armors with additional bonuses for Beast form? *drools* I've always liked them. Even if there were only, like, 2 in all of 3.x

+1 to did have the problem. In all the campaigns I've been, at higher levels non-casters just can't keep up. Unless casters deliberately gimp themselves, or do something of the sort, they just keep outshining the non-casters time and time again.

Eye of Alarm (PHB 305) can be extended using a particular focus. In the same page there's Forbiddance, which has the expend-healing-surge-to-sustain mechanic. Edit: That is not to say those are the only ones, those just were the first ones I found when looking for examples.

There are already some rituals like that in the PHB.

I hear your pain. My Swordmage got blasted by a White Dragon's Breath Weapon on the first round, and spent 5 rounds weakened and slowed. By the time he saved, there was a single enemy left.

I made a Excel Spreadsheet to autoroll the dice and get the locations. If you want to add/remove/whatever, just edit the "Data" sheet. I protected the other sheets to avoid accidental overwriting, if you want to unblock them, the pass is "Cube". Edit: Woops, I forgot. To reroll, press F9...

Neverwinter nights for me, tho before that, I used to play a D&D board game with my sister and my cousins, and even before that, I used to watch the D&D cartoon.

I'd suggest taking the feat that makes it a Minor action to call the sword.