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Message: <blockquote data-quote="covaithe" data-source="post: 4856985" data-attributes="member: 46559">Catching up on unanswered questions.  If I've missed any, please remind me. We'll go with both fey and undead.It applies to powers with the Healing keyword, so healing strike applies.  We'll use common sense about who gets the extra healing.  This is the shared Leomund's Secret Chest, where several people can summon it?  Yeah, that's fine.  Would you guys have performed the ritual beforehand, or is this something you would do after the party is formed, as part of your preparations for whatever it is that you're going to do?Looking at LSC, it looks like, as written, you have to have a chest worth 200g that gets expended to summon your actual chest.  But that seems silly; surely the chest component is used during the process of mastering the ritual, not performing the ritual that summons your chest.  I'm going to say no to this.  I couldn't find any rings with remotely comparable powers, and 4e completely lacks any suggestions for how to go about creating custom magic items.  I think there are better things to be doing with my time than inventing such rules.  Sure, that's fine.  Reaper's touch seems all right in this context.  I'm a little concerned about Lasting Frost / Wintertouched combined with all that cold.  It looks like powers whose damage type is changed by the Rod of the Dragonborn don't actually gain the Cold keyword, which helps a lot.  I'm still vaguely worried, though.  Should I be?  I'll withhold judgement until you finish the character sheet, at least.  Uh, I guess so.  Does the CB have this content yet?  I don't have the EPG yet, so if you use something from it, I'd appreciate if you could point it out for me so I can look it up in the compendium.  Sure, if you want, but...  What does the curse for breaking it actually do?  "Your peers consider you pactbroken" doesn't seem like much of a curse to me.  Besides, a Remove Affliction ritual gets you out of it, and that doesn't seem terribly hard to come by for an epic character.  I'm thinking you probably have something in mind where you use an item as a focus, and do a quick ritual where the other participant swears not to track mud on the carpets or whatever, and thereafter when they're wearing the item, your wards will not affect them.  If they break the oath, the item crumbles to dust and your wards will affect them thereafter.  Is that about what you have in mind?  Probably not, at least not since you went undead.  It sounds like you want your lich-ness, and subsequent fortifications, to be a recent thing and fairly secretive.  Yes, those are ok.I'll allow these.  I reserve the right to nerf Punisher of the Gods after seeing it in play, but if I do you'll get a chance to switch.</blockquote>

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