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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jeff Wilder" data-source="post: 4825117" data-attributes="member: 5122">Okay, we're starting a shake-down test of 4E this weekend.  Ironically, it's me and another anti-4E guy that have pushed for this to happen, because we want to be certain that our dislike is grounded in reality, not neo-gronardism.  We've both played 4E before, but for a short time and with a craptacular DM.  This time will be a real test.I honestly don't hate much about 4E, but what I do hate I hate with the fire of a million suns.  Diagonal movement, for instance.  Seriously, people that can figure out the dsitinctions between line-of-sight, line-of-effect, cover, and superior cover are, what, just too stupid to figure out 1-2-1 movement?  Schroedinger's wounding, for another.  The lack of long term injury.I know a lot of anti-4E folks hate powers, for instance, but (aside from the sheer obvious money-making aspect to their introduction), I just think of them as class features in "menu selection" form, and they don't bother me.Anyway, from memory, here's what I built:Razorclaw shifter ranger (archer) 1Str 13, Con 14, Dex 18, Int 10, Wis 16, Cha 8Feat: Wild SensesSkills: Perception, Stealth, Acrobatics, Athletics, NaturePowers: (At Will) Twin Strike; Nimble Strike; (Encounter) Forgotten the name, shift 1+Wis squares before or after attack; (Daily) Hunter's Bear TrapDoes this look fun and playable, both from an individual and group perspective?  (Other PCs are a halfling rogue, a gnome bard, a warlock (probably tiefling), and a controller (details unknown).)  I'm allowed to use all official sources, BTW.</blockquote>

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