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<blockquote data-quote="Chain Lightning" data-source="post: 4356798" data-attributes="member: 6791">Actually, Table of Contents didn't help either. When I had the question, I just used it to go to &quot;How to Read a Power&quot;. Before coming here, I felt that the section didn't help me at all. Later.... as Calidarien says, it does actually point you in the right direction. Heh heh, I see what happened here.If I was new to D&amp;D, I would've thumbed forward to P.269, read it and got the info. However, the sentance says, &quot;See 'Attacks and Defenses&quot;, page 269, for how to make attack rolls.....&quot;Upon seeing that, I'm like, &quot;whatever, I know how to make attack rolls! 2d6+5 means two six-sided dice rolled and then add five! I know that already! I wanna know what 'W' is!&quot;Funny thing is, that 'W' is part of the damage abbreviations in new 4th Edition and my mind is thinking its for something else entirely.Oh well, now I know.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chain Lightning, post: 4356798, member: 6791"] Actually, Table of Contents didn't help either. When I had the question, I just used it to go to "How to Read a Power". Before coming here, I felt that the section didn't help me at all. Later.... as Calidarien says, it does actually point you in the right direction. Heh heh, I see what happened here. If I was new to D&D, I would've thumbed forward to P.269, read it and got the info. However, the sentance says, "See 'Attacks and Defenses", page 269, for how to make attack rolls....." Upon seeing that, I'm like, "whatever, I know how to make attack rolls! 2d6+5 means two six-sided dice rolled and then add five! I know that already! I wanna know what 'W' is!" Funny thing is, that 'W' [B]is[/B] part of the damage abbreviations in new 4th Edition and my mind is thinking its for something else entirely. Oh well, now I know. [/QUOTE]

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