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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 5816827" data-attributes="member: 63508">When I mean superheroes... I mean at epic, PCs become comic and cartoon superheroes.The epic paladin, with his weapon in the inn, taps into his divine strength, grabs a nearby carriage, and tosses the whole thing at the monster attacking the village.The epic fighter studies the death titan's fighting style during their combat. At the right moment, he directed the falling axe back at the giant and stabs his hidden weakspot, the 4th toe on his left foot.The epic warlock tries to curse a villainous elemental through his wizard ally's scrying ritual. He realizes that the villian was already cursed by him a decade ago. The warlock snaps his fingers and the emental takes 3d6 damage... just because.The epic rogue spends the day in "his" "shop" with the man he kidnapped and crafts a perfect disguise to replace him. Even in voice, he has the noble completely duplicated in him. With just the three hours of studying before the kidnapping, he even copied his mannerisms. Later he sneak attacks the fey king's eldest son at the Summer Sky ball. The escape is made n the clouds. He hops onto them, balancing on raindrops.The epic tracker stares at a charred spot in the ground and realize where the escaping archmage teleported to. He stabs the residual magic left behind by the spell with his epic dagger and rips a hole in the fabric of reality. The tracker leaps through the hole and tackles the exhausted wizard.but in 4e, you just get bonus damage, power boost, and extra lives.</blockquote>

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