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March for PHB 2? :/

And the negating of almost 10 damage any time a specific monster attacks?

Zurai is thinking like I am. Moving Cloudkill is necessary because it hurts your allies. Firestorm is restriction free, and it does the most damage, over the largest area. And a leader has it. And yes, a pure damage spell is considered control. That's why clerics having access to it is...

I've been trying to figure it out, and I can't. Clerics have hands down the best control spell at this level. Evard's can potentially keep people tied down if you keep pushing them back in, but its huge area makes it unwieldy, since it affects your allies. The rest of the spells really don't...

You can't enter a square that has an enemy conjuration in it. The push would fail, and the enemy would take no damage from it.

This sort of thing won't really pay off until epic levels, when Godplate is packing a +14 base armor bonus, and you're 12 AC up from the next highest wizard. The imagery is awesome, though, and I'll be doing this with my dwarf warlock if I ever get to stop DMing [although I'm using scale and a...

Wow, D&D really is like World of Warcraft... Except in 4e, mages actually do own the AOE market.

Let's see if I got this: My gf's rogue is already hidden from a stealth roll. Combat begins. She "stealthily" attacks, beats everyone's perception roll. Sneak attack. She is still hidden from everyone's view? She then makes a stealth check to "stealthily" attack and fails. No sneak attack. She...

Me too, but not with a Dex to hit. "I deftly swing this gigantic sharp metal into his face."

Just a quick de-rail: they're coming out with a Summoner base class?

This is confusing as heck, because in the Perception skill it states that you spend 1 minute or a Standard action to use active Perception. :/ I guess one is for checking if you don't know someone is there, and the other is for locating someone you're already aware of.

That reminds me of the time I ordered pizza and the courier told me I could save money by turning off my air conditioning when I leave the house.

Yeah, this is change that I can get behind.

Maybe I just read too far into it. I don't see why a complexity 5 challenge would be worth the same amount to a party of 3 and a party of 10. The 10 party could fail it within one turn, it doesn't really make things easier to have 10 people. I dunno.

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Elves are men with ear covers. Dwarves are short men with beards that drink a lot. I haven't heard anyone complain about that yet.

Generally people who think these types of feats suck are people who pay no attention to lighting. If lighting is irrelevant in your game, then yeah, replace low-light with something else. Today, in fact, a dragonborn paladin was unable to attack a hyena that was outside of the Light radius...

No, it's scaled by party size. At 1st level: 4 PC = 400 xp 5 PC = 500 xp 6 PC = 600 xp

If this guy was the only DM in the area, I wouldn't play.

You can't "retrain for orb" at any point in the game. You can retrain powers, skills, or feats. You can start with orb, or you can never have orb.