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We actually had one player that took advantage of the line of effect requirement on attacks. He used the stance to move 2 squares after each attack. He chose the PC in the area as the last one to attack and moved around a corner between the last enemy and the PC, losing line of effect.

Items Fey Strike Weapon - Encounter, ranged 20: melee basic at range Daily: teleport target 10 squares, adjacent to you Giant Kind Gloves - throw rocks at-will Battlestrider Greaves - +1 speed in heavy armor Feat Quick Steps - +1 speed for dwarves

As people have pointed out there is no Target line in Learned Boost, so which do you apply it to? The first? Whichever one you want? Also, if it was limited to one target it would likely say so, or limit the at-will to a single target power. There are a few cases where you get to use an...

If you're playing the Summer Sentinel Druid, it's in Heroes of the Forgotten Kingdoms and has not been changed much if at all online.

Technically you can make a Mul with the dwarven feat to give you speed 7.

Thri-Kreen and Elves are speed 7. Elves can also shift in difficult terrain. There's a dwarven feat to give them speed 6. And magic boots at level 9? that give +1 in heavy armor.

How long have you been playing magic? You do realize that there have been at least 2 if not 3 major changes to the rules to magic right? Granted they may not have been as big a change as those from 2nd to 3rd edition D&D, but they changed the shape of game play none the less. In the beginning...

Looks to me like you did a hybrid. The At-Wills are from the psion. The greyed out buttons at 7 and 13 are because they are replacement levels. You need to choose a 1st level at-will first and then replace it with the 7th or 13th level one.

Actually Axe is better than Heavy Blade. You can re-roll ANY 1 damage die, including a crit die or extra damage die. Personally, I prefer to not provoke OA's, so the +2 AC is only rarely useful.

Average Low level monsters Human Goon: AC 15, Fortitude 13, Reflex 11, Will 11 Feltaint Lasher: AC 15; Fortitude 12, Reflex 12, Will 14 Kobold Dragonshield: AC 18, Fortitude 14, Reflex 13, Will 13 Hunting Wolf: AC 16; Fortitude 14, Reflex 14, Will 13 Kenku Ruffian: AC 17; Fortitude 15, Reflex...

Knights can keep their at-will stances and aura up at all times; I don't see why a monk couldn't use a movement technique of an at-will full discipline all the time outside of combat.

Except that you lose information when closing out the 'builder' and starting it up later. Important things like level, name, hit points. And I can't delete the creature because it keeps giving me an unknown error every time I try. :eek:

No, I'm waiting as well. I also want to be able to customize them as well.

Ok, so say you successfully grab the toad. To move a creature you have grabbed requires a strength check. You would also need a second hand free to open the bag. Also, because you are moving a creature into hindering terrain, he would get a save to avoid it. All basic rules stuff. My...

It could be that they changed the way the data was formatted and is no longer readable by the old masterplan import function.

I have access to all my old libraries. I also kept an older version of the program to create libraries that I want to share with my friends, whether it be homebrew monsters or whatever. I also recommend that you back up your libraries before you upgrade, so you will have non-locked versions of...

No, the C&D is still in effect. For some time now the libraries become locked to only be used on the computer you load them on. However, you can still export monsters from the old Monster builder and import them into your libraries.

Just for clarity, most Melee attacks are Melee Weapon (Monk powers are a big exception) which sets your range to the reach of the weapon, usually 1. Melee 1 limits your range to 1 regardless of what your reach normally would be. Melee Touch (most monk attacks) limits your range to what your...

Except that often times useful rituals don't require a skill check. A ritualist can still find those valuable to have. They just need appropriate components.

However, if I were to make him up as a 4E Ranger, my group would end up saying: "Wow! That was Drizzt? I thought he was supposed to be tough. He died in half a round. I guess 120 HP don't go as far as they used to. That was boring and anticlimactic." Remember that by mid-Paragon, your...