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Oooh, yeah. It could model the 3e hexblade; pact boon could be a static penalty to attacks on your cursed foes instead of giving you a buff when they die. While it seems to run counter to the warlock concept by not giving you a bonus on their death, it still plays to the warlock's style of...

Warlock Infernal encounter powers don't have the effect line (IE "if you're infernal you get a bonus"). Probably just not finished yet, but could be a large oversight. Also, we noticed our first error; one of the swordmage powers, I think it was Flame Cyclone, is listed as having a Close Burst...

Well could you make it snappy? I've got a game here in 4 hours. =D For real though, keep up the good work.

I could make one, but I'm by no means a designer. It'd look like crap, but probably serve its purpose. I'd rather one of these character sheet guys get in on this. It'd be a great thing to just put on top of your character sheet for quick reference.

This concept may be being overthought. Here's how I did my hexblade: Step 1: Minotaur Warlock (infernal or star, your choice) Step 2: 18 str / 18 con Step 3: Bastard Sword proficiency and Chainmail armor Step 4: Basic attacks that deal 1d12 + 10 + curse at level 2, along with nasty cursey...

Artificer, Barbarian, Ranger, Paladin, and Warlord don't have any boxes in either landscape or portrait format. They just have an empty space where boxes should go.

Gah, always miss the ones that are perfect for my schedule.

First of all, wrong. First time players still make bad characters and poor choices. My buddy's first fighter had 15 str and 16 dex starting off, and used an axe. "Dumbed down" is what people say when they're just trying to be insulting. It's as interesting as chess if chess pieces had...

This is so awesome. Do we have an ETA on racial powers? Any plans to include class features?

Seriously. A druid was an entire party by itself by what, 9th?

Truth. It's finesse, but it's definitely not creative. Luckily for us, Invisibility and Darkness are still in, with Summoning sure to follow. Your arguments really aren't that convincing, honestly. "All spells deal damage, and that makes me mad (although I'll conveniently ignore nondamaging...

Wow, it's not often that a post is totally irrelevant, completely false, and utterly uncalled for all at once. Seriously, how insulting can you be?

Oh give me a flying break. Is this ever going to stop? Actually, uh, 3e sort of irrevocably demonstrated that this is absolutely 100% not the case. Hence the need for band-aids like the feat that gave you +4 caster level; because having lots of weak powers is absolutely, positively weaker than...

Mounts don't really change combat from what I've seen. But, that's because I attack the PCs and not the mounts. If it was like real life, and you had to worry about the horses going on a rampage even if the rider was dead, then mounts would be absolutely obscene. However, mounts: -are tedious...

You mean they can't ride anything. Not even the elephant can carry the mightiest of dragonborn under 4e rules. We had a huge thread about mounts in 4e rules, with half the folks arguing that it was balanced for dragonborn to be too heavy to be carried by basically everything. =/

What a great site. Now I can goad my players into printing out their own **** *** ******* **** ******** power cards. =D

This looks really solid. We generally play with power cards, as writing everything out can be a big pain...but storing and upkeeping power cards is generally an even bigger pain. Unfortunately, there's not enough space on your power sheet to list all the fine details that will prevent...

Go jump in a lake. :mad:

Put me down for Warchief! :rant: ^warchief

I didn't say it can't be done. We don't really like doing it, I hate leaving loose ends on the table week to week. We almost always come to a decent stopping point, even if the session runs over time (in this case "decent stopping point" means "somewhere other than out in the woods with 4...