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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jeffh" data-source="post: 4418009" data-attributes="member: 2642">1. Almost. He can prepare and cast one of each type and level available to him. So, for example, he will have two level 2 utility spells in his book (say, Shield and Expeditious Retreat), but each day he will have to choose one of them to prepare and, thus, be able to actually use. (The difference between that and what you said is that he could not choose to prepare both of these and not prepare one of his level 1 attack dailies.)2. Not sure what the question is. These are just damage types; some creatures are more resistant, more vulnerable, or immune to some damage types, and occasionally a creature or monster might specify some other effect from a certain type of damage. That's about it. For most creatures (say, humans and goblins) taking fire damage doesn't work any differently from taking the typeless damage that weapons do.3. Neither. He can choose, each time he makes an attack, to use either weapon. Apart from not being able to use a shield, he suffers no penalties nor any other bonuses for this, though certain Feats change this. He cannot use both in the same round, unless he has a power that specifies otherwise.4. No, although if the player has any brains at all, his (or her) Ranger has Twin Strike, which does allow him to use both weapons in the same round.</blockquote>