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<blockquote data-quote="arscott" data-source="post: 4132904" data-attributes="member: 17969">For the record:&nbsp; A power is labeled &quot;utility&quot; to distinguish it from an attack power.&nbsp; But there are both Daily utilities and per-encounter utilities listed for the Wizard.I also don't think characters are likely to get bonus feats.&nbsp; In 3e, bonus feats usually served one or more purposes:A spell-system substitute for non-casters (fighter)-useless since everyone has powers nowA shorthand for class abilities/paths that fits within the prerequisite system (ranger/monk)-useless since prerequisites are mostly gone and, based on the rogue, those sorts of choices aren't going to be feat-based any more.A pittance for sticking with a base class (Wizard)-useless since paragon paths and epic destinies add instead of substitute.A means of differentiating mostly-indentical classes (Wizard again)-useless since all classes are getting their own power list.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="arscott, post: 4132904, member: 17969"] For the record: A power is labeled "utility" to distinguish it from an attack power. But there are both Daily utilities and per-encounter utilities listed for the Wizard. I also don't think characters are likely to get bonus feats. In 3e, bonus feats usually served one or more purposes: A spell-system substitute for non-casters (fighter) -useless since everyone has powers now A shorthand for class abilities/paths that fits within the prerequisite system (ranger/monk) -useless since prerequisites are mostly gone and, based on the rogue, those sorts of choices aren't going to be feat-based any more. A pittance for sticking with a base class (Wizard) -useless since paragon paths and epic destinies add instead of substitute. A means of differentiating mostly-indentical classes (Wizard again) -useless since all classes are getting their own power list. [/QUOTE]

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