Excerpt: powers (merged)

[AndruC]

Interesting. The 4e character sheet has a landscape format.

As does the new Dungeon Master's screen.

 

[Andur]

I would simply declare them a "creature":

And I would declare them a dead creature if they've had them more than a day. Feeding them are a problem and since rats are cannibilistic and tend to eat their weight each day...

 

[Zamkaizer]

I like how they use one of those cute multi-page pieces of artwork, then sandwich it together, largely defeating the purpose.

 

[GoodKingJayIII]

Effect Type:

So does this mean that words like Charm, Fear, do not have a universal effect associated with all abilities with that keyword? In other words, do all Fear powers cause foes to flee X rounds, or is simply a keyword associated with specific feats.

This may shed some light on all nonsense around the succubus and her abilities.

 

[jaldaen]

I wonder how long it'll take for someone to blow up the character sheet and power cards at the bottom and translate the whole thing for us? Bueller? Bueller?

 

[Hussar]

Something that I noticed (and perhaps this is old news)

Conjuration: Powers that create objects or creatures of magical energy.

Creatures of magical energy? Perhaps summoning spells are going to be closer to Astral Constructs now? Also explains why Dispel Magic bamfs them away.

 

[med stud]

Enemy = player that tries to use bag-of-rats

 

[I'm A Banana]

I still REALLY hate the tiefling's bizarrely awkward tail.

CUT IT OFF! RIP IT OUT! NO NO BAD BAD!

Also, between this guy and the Cambions, I'm really not liking the look that 4e has for the devilish types. Why do they look like those loser kids who called themselves "Raven Darkone" in high school?! WHY GODS WHY?

 

[ForbidenMaster]

4ed=D&D the card game

j/k

 

[bjorn2bwild]

hmm... what's up with the two different damage texts on that cat burglar's gambit card?

one of em is 3d6+6 (30+2d6)
the other is 6d8+9 (57+2d8)

I get that the number in parenthesis is the critical hit value (maximized version of what's before) but I don't understand the extra dice or the differing [w] values (1d6 vs 2d8).


Sneak attack varies by weapon perhaps?