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<blockquote data-quote="GMforPowergamers" data-source="post: 4834179" data-attributes="member: 67338">the only thing I see it as an example of is you don't like all of every book...welcome to role-playing...house rules were invented 15 mins after the first book was sold becuse noone anywhere ever liked every rule...&nbsp;how is takeing damage free??? It is good for 3 classes Fighter (although not ideal there are better) Avenger (high AC and low striker damage equal this was made for them) and Barbarian (although dangerus, most barb have surviability issues if played to gun ho)How about the example from my first post...page 1 the avenger witht he weapon with high crit and the property that gives an extra basic on crits...How about DUilest weapon for rougesOath blades for fightersLuck blades...heck for anyone but avengers this is a massive help in landing big shots...Have you seen Battle Crazed and Battlemasters...both are just as crazy good (Incase you havent battle crazed at +3 adds +2d6 to all damage when you are bloodied, and battlemaster lets you recall encounter powers)What about Footpads friendIt sounds to me like your group ran into what mine did a few years ago. We had a player named Ron who built the most awsome character, he had all these items that worked great togather...when he died he made a new character that was almost identical with only minor changes...at the same time in another game we were running my friend Kurt was trying to get all the same items. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; It didn't last long with us becuse we grew board with cookie cutter characters, and the PCs (not me running the game) said no to re doing very simalar characters...in the end every character he made was full of win...ok wait let me take that back all except one big failone...he didn't need to do the same thing over and over he just had to find new synergies...thaat was part of the fun for him.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; I just wish he hadn't moved for his job, he was a great player...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GMforPowergamers, post: 4834179, member: 67338"] the only thing I see it as an example of is you don't like all of every book...welcome to role-playing...house rules were invented 15 mins after the first book was sold becuse noone anywhere ever liked every rule... how is takeing damage free??? It is good for 3 classes Fighter (although not ideal there are better) Avenger (high AC and low striker damage equal this was made for them) and Barbarian (although dangerus, most barb have surviability issues if played to gun ho) How about the example from my first post...page 1 the avenger witht he weapon with high crit and the property that gives an extra basic on crits... How about DUilest weapon for rouges Oath blades for fighters Luck blades...heck for anyone but avengers this is a massive help in landing big shots... Have you seen Battle Crazed and Battlemasters...both are just as crazy good (Incase you havent battle crazed at +3 adds +2d6 to all damage when you are bloodied, and battlemaster lets you recall encounter powers) What about Footpads friend It sounds to me like your group ran into what mine did a few years ago. We had a player named Ron who built the most awsome character, he had all these items that worked great togather...when he died he made a new character that was almost identical with only minor changes...at the same time in another game we were running my friend Kurt was trying to get all the same items. It didn't last long with us becuse we grew board with cookie cutter characters, and the PCs (not me running the game) said no to re doing very simalar characters...in the end every character he made was full of win...ok wait let me take that back all except one big failone...he didn't need to do the same thing over and over he just had to find new synergies...thaat was part of the fun for him. I just wish he hadn't moved for his job, he was a great player... [/QUOTE]

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