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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dire Human" data-source="post: 5155915" data-attributes="member: 57504">Taking the teachings of his monastery to heart, Zimmil the Unifier is a fledgling Githzerai warrior who views his glaive   not as a weapon, but as a banner: something to be rallied around in the   heat battle. The temples of the Githzerai teach focus, discipline, and   harmony, and it is the last of these virtues that he trains to become a   paragon of. Surely it is noble, he thinks while questing far from  home,  to ensure that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.Zimmil the Unifier excels in a party made up primarily of melee classes,  especially if there's a primary Leader to assist him in healing. The  game is simple: surround your enemies one at a time and decimate them.  Start always by marking an enemy with your Oath and pulling them with  the Bond of Censure. Once your allies have closed in and you have  maximum benefit from the Censure of Unity, suck the enemy in even more  with Pass at Arms, or commence attacking and buffing adjacent allies  with Magic Weapon. If you're taking a pounding, use your  Bracers of  Respite: you're a bit squishy at this level. There's not a whole lot of  healing to this character, but your just might kill enemies fast enough  that you won't need it.---On the eve of a great holy day to the Thunderhorn clan, a powerful rainstorm rumbled through the northern desert, sending tribes for miles scrambling to higher ground to escape the flooding. As Rendarr's home was washed away, he cursed the gods for such cruelty and destruction. A booming voice answered his call, praising his audacity, and the world went white. The next day his clan found him, the ground around Rendarr scorched and glassed but his body unharmed. His axe, however, still sizzled from its lightning-shaped branding: the symbol of Kord.To sum up Rendarr's fighting style: prone. The more enemies that have to waste a move action standing, the better he can defend his allies. Prone also grants combat advantage when using melee attacks, so he's a Rogue's best friend. Surprisingly well-armored for a cloth-wearer, his claim to fame is Moment of Glory: not only does it re-enact his personal moment of glory once per day, but it also is a powerful protective tool (especially against prone enemies whose only option is to charge). He's got a lot of damage potential, but don't forget that both Healing Word and Cure Light Wounds benefit from Healer's Lore.---The former Royal Jester for the Summer Fey Court, Sammy thought he could    run from his humiliating job forever. After being caught and  literally   dragged back to the castle, he cried and pleaded for the Fey  King to  put  him out of his misery, one way or another. Instead, his  death  sentence  was waived in favor of his new position: Feywild Tax   Collector. Simply  glad to be free of his soul-crushing embarrassment,   Sammy took their  offer without a moment's thought. He's going to wish   they had killed him  instead.Sammy's chief  purpose is to be As Obnoxious As Possible™. With your high   Intelligence, Virtue of Cunning and Blunder are going to have enemies   and allies alike sliding around the field like madmen. Don't forget:   Vicious Mockery lowers their chance to hit, making Virtue of Cunning   even more likely to activate! Don't forget to look for the Charm   keyword, as Feyborn Charm should affect nearly all of your powers. While   Eyebite deals a deceptively small amount of damage, the Combat   Advantage it creates makes it a great opener to make sure more useful   powers such as Stirring Shout and Misdirected Mark actually hit. If the   DM decides the monsters are tired of you and attack directly, use your   Gnomish racial ability Fade Away to become invisible, then punish the   adjacent enemies with a Combat-Advantage-boosted Otherwind Stride.</blockquote>

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