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The answer to the first is yes. The wording is to allow you to benefit when applicable, unlike a majority of Shaman buffing effects. The second is...rough. It really is a timing issue, and relates to the question 'can there be truly simultaneous actions?' If so, it seems reasonable that the...

The monk's player should, by now, be considering investing in (thing) Expertise. It's a ridiculously valuable feat, and rare NOT to see on a character so close to paragon.

Not to nitpick, but Dexterity is the Watcher Spirit Shaman secondary. That build gave up no stat points at all.

Actually...An Eagle Spirit Shaman with the Ghost Panther Paragon Path is almost an ideal "Sneaky Party Leader". I'm having a devil of a time thinking of an appropriate multiclass feat to get Stealth trained with, though.

Note that with 9 players another problem experienced will be one of synergy. Bonuses/penalties will stack fast. Anything that affects "all allies in x squares" or "until the end of your next turn" will basically double in length from the assumed default. As has been pointed out, Elites will...

I've been wanting to play a Sorcerer for a while. Go Samus!

I'm playing a Dwarf Protector Shaman of my own. Not knowing anything about the type of monsters my DM would run with I went with Spirit of the Tempest, as I suspected he might use many custom monsters, or monsters with debilitating (save ends) effects. In general, though, if you have ANYONE in...

Pretty harsh criticism of the second least unpopular race on this forum.

The Shifter Races do not have class features. They just have the one power whose USE is conditional upon achieving bloodied health. Their Race is (stat) +2, Wisdom +2, (skills) +2, and low light vision, prior to the use of their racial ability. It seems likely that this Racial Encounter is...

Eh. Personally I prefer random roll variants that necessarily produce point-buy legal arrays. This is, however, a solid alternative to 6x4D6 in that it guarantees a minimum of competence in a primary attack stat.

The Hobgoblin Warcaster is a DEFINITE no-no. Look at its attacks relative to a level 1 party's health. Your party lacks leaders, higher level monsters are, altogether, something you should consider limiting. Consider Level + 3 the correct guideline until you're sure it's not a problem. If...

And now they have beaten out teleporting fairy elves.

"Only" one new encounter attack power slightly downplays how crucial those are to the actual play environment.

I think it far more likely Dark Sun will operate on the assumption of (perhaps cleaned up?) Inherent Bonuses.