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<blockquote data-quote="Fallen Seraph" data-source="post: 4273144" data-attributes="member: 57894">Less critique, but more a observation of difference, I find it interesting the difference when talking about building the characters. Before, there was much sighing and &quot;once more I guess I will take this feat&quot;, now, it is more along the lines of... &quot;hmm... this power would fit in well with how my character likes to prance and strut around the battlefield&quot; or, &quot;YES! finally my character can actually be good at his skills&quot;.Just gonna mention a couple things that caught my eye:Power Attack is still in the game.Gnomes are also still in the game (their in the MM).For the Cleric if he doesn't want to engage in combat, I'd declare his hit-based healing as workable without hitting (in my eyes, these powers don't &quot;activate&quot; on a hit, as so much as the Cleric is doing a series of things within that round so both hitting then turning and healing).Was the wizard using his cantrips?You or whoever the DM is should check out page 42 in the DMG, this is where things like disarm or trip are covered.Is the whole concept of &quot;Powers&quot; what made it feel goofy for you?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fallen Seraph, post: 4273144, member: 57894"] Less critique, but more a observation of difference, I find it interesting the difference when talking about building the characters. Before, there was much sighing and[I] "once more I guess I will take this feat"[/I], now, it is more along the lines of...[I] "hmm... this power would fit in well with how my character likes to prance and strut around the battlefield"[/I] or,[I] "YES! finally my character can actually be good at his skills".[/I] Just gonna mention a couple things that caught my eye: Power Attack is still in the game. Gnomes are also still in the game (their in the MM). For the Cleric if he doesn't want to engage in combat, I'd declare his hit-based healing as workable without hitting (in my eyes, these powers don't "activate" on a hit, as so much as the Cleric is doing a series of things within that round so both hitting then turning and healing). Was the wizard using his cantrips? You or whoever the DM is should check out page 42 in the DMG, this is where things like disarm or trip are covered. Is the whole concept of "Powers" what made it feel goofy for you? [/QUOTE]

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