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Needs stats, Thievery skill too low to be affective, should have mix of ranged and melee abilities(melee could be called "Demonstration"). I don't have my book with me but I'm pretty sure the HP and defenses are low for the level and role plus the solo(x5 HP). Very interesting, I'd suggest a...

I wouldn't have him turn into a solo, make him an elite(for the extra hp), a few special tricks when he's bloodied, and a healing surge. Oh, and be sure to give him a quick way out, for future harassment of the PC's. If he's the obvious boss, chances are the Pc's will ignore everything else...

it increases damage, it doesn't give proficency

ok.. let's see. Cleric, arguably weak, but i could see where it could come in handy if the DM throws lots of sneaky things around. Fighter, Whoah... powerful... I'd basically never use anything else as a fighter. it's easily as or more powerful than some of the other low level powers...

I know the game is supposed to be a "yes" game... but... NO! Seriously, don't let him do it, or let him do it but don't bend over backwards doing anything to let it work any better than presented by the rules. If he wants to play a super hero he's playing the wrong game this is dungeons and...

Off the top of my head that sounds like a str vs fort attack. but there's no official working rule.

I don't care about the fluff, but there's a weapon enhancement, an artifact, and 3 monsters. that's pretty good, for free.

no, it's not a daily power. the rest of the paragraph explains how it works... You spend a healing surge as a standard action(without gaining the HP) and you regain access to the ability.

Nice line. I honestly don't see what the problem with people is at this point. People are having a hard time understanding what a credible threat means? If if can't easily and readily harm you, it's not a threat. An animal in a cage(or bag) is not a real threat, a goblin you tied up to drag...

yay? A stupid thought experiment based on faulty reasoning, and poor rules interpretation. Gone? "Good" I say. That being said, kobolds are a lot stronger in 4E.

why would anyone choose to play any of the medium races? being small has only one real side effect, you can't use 2handed weapons. I don't really consider that a problem as anything smaller than normal. I don't normally think of wielding 4-6 feet of steel. as there is no real penalty there is...

easy... the class should really be named "ninja" or if that rubs you the wrong way, a handcrossbow is a stealthier weapon than a longbow, and it's what the class powers focus on, so you can get sneak attack on a power.

1st level magic missile 20 int wizard. (7-13) (13 on crit) 30th level magic missile 28 Int wizard with +6 implement. (19-31)(31+6d6 on crit) seems pretty good to me....but it wouldn't be my first action in a combat.

um... an at will of one of the other pacts.

are you complaining that you have 5 armor choices? that's pretty good. and the items you get for "free" are up to those levels you can choose things of lower levels. and honestly, you'll pretty quickly find new and better stuff as you adventure.

Off topic: no, you changed the comparison. you were comparing source of problem and problem with another source of problem and problem. source: rules & children problem: rules lawyers & pedophiles apples to oranges AND airplanes to automobiles are direct object comparisons it's not the same...

I think he did. That's a heck of a thing to say. Like blaming wife beating on her not being in the kitchen... ah... comparing stupid crap to really serious stuff is fun. Blaming the rules for the existence of rules lawyers is like blaming speculator for the price of oil. hmm... that ones...

yes, I do. that kind of damage also did less to items...I don't have the book with me but I believe is was half damage and then hardness that applied... so you had to do twice it's hardness just to hurt it... and by the time you could do that to and item worth breaking, you could use a spell...

Wow... this thread is still getting posts? Ok, my 2 cents.... If your M.O. is to Bash thru walls instead of walking around a dungeon. Fine. There are no rules for it past a certain point. Because it becomes a physical impossibility for players. If I remember correctly someone put a DC 35...

Why is this such a big deal? I've seen no less than 6 threads about the "unfair market". As an adventurer you will ALWAYS make such a stupid amount of money it shouldn't ever matter...making 20% of the value shouldn't even bother you. If your idea of a fun game is playing merchant traveling...