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It mentions in the equipment chapter that "If a power allows you to hit multiple targets, the additional load time is already accounted for by the power". That's under the Load entry, so it doesn't directly apply to thrown weapons, but considering crossbows require the same action to load that...

The goblin wolfrider is a single creature for the purposes of targeting and damage.

That's fine, Jemal. Anything I can fit recognizably in a circle works.

Infinite loops are bad no matter when they occur.

No, it is a nearly useless skill in your campaign because you choose not to use it. Using it as written, it's an extremely useful skill for any campaign that involves either very large cities or multiple urban settings.

Having decided to officially take the mission to remove the goblin warband occupying the North Pass, while also keeping an eye out for the creatures Old Man Hrolf needed for his rituals, the Company of the Morning Sun set out. Initially, the part travels along the Imperial North Road out of...

Sorry for the delay... I'm using MapTools for the first time to build the maps for this campaign, and the learning curve was pretty steep there for a bit, but I think I have a handle on it now. Should have the first encounter up shortly. BTW, if you want custom art on your map token, go ahead...

Alright, I'm seeing 3 votes for goblins and 1 for goblin-or-kobold, so I'm gonna assume you're going after the goblins at the North Pass. And so the Heroes set out...

I have no clue what spell he was talking about; there is no fire bolt. Regardless, you have to roll an attack roll for each target in the area effect unless the power specifies otherwise. You only critically hit a target if you roll a 20 on that target's attack roll. A single 20 and forty 1's...

Immeral smiles and shakes his head slightly. "May as well let her come, Phillian. I can keep an eye on her better if she's with us than if she's following us."

How often is the ranged character with the most range in the game going to be double-flanked in the perfect tactical position to prevent shifting out of melee range while in deep difficult terrain? That's a pretty off-the-wall scenario, IMO. Especially when there are a vast number of Immediate...

Yeah, assume you have full access to basic merchants with plain gear. Magical stuff is harder to come by but I'm not gonna make a huge deal out of that, either, given the nature of the game.

Your archer had a kobold in every adjacent square? If not, a simple Move action to shift followed by a Nimble Strike, or an Evasive Strike without the shift, would have gotten him out of trouble without provoking OAs. Alternately, she could have simply delayed her turn until after one of the...

Sorry, that was a mis-cue on my part. It is indeed enemies in the text. I tend to use targets and enemies interchangeably in my own shorthand.

Here's another something to ponder: Is a wiseguy wise, or charismatic?

I disagree. An archer ranger will only very rarely have a "sticky" enemy in melee that they can't shift away from, and they have access to a LOT of powers that give them the ability to move away from creatures that engage them in melee, including some that are part of the attack itself. I really...

I agree. Anyone who's doing technical writing for a living (and rulebooks are the definition of technical writing) needs a pedant on the editing staff.

Just use the HP for a soldier of the appropriate level: 8+Con+(Level*8).

Yes. Everything but Strength/Dexterity. It's one of the things that makes Twin Strike so good.

"'Ere." Andre slides a crumpled and stained slip of parchment across the bar to Raecan. The page is covered in a crabby, hard-to-decipher script, but after squinting at it a while, he's able to get the gist of it. Old Man Hrolf wants: Spines from an adult Kruthik Sahuagin teeth Spinnerettes...