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<blockquote data-quote="Felon" data-source="post: 5036188" data-attributes="member: 8158">Well, anyone with a [W] power can get a d12 damage, unless they've got specific requirements like the rogue (which means pretty much just the rogue). In the bow-bard's case, however, there are only a couple of ranged powers at a given level (if that), and only one ranged-weapon at-will. So, that build is likely picking some implement powers to fill them out, which creates a need to mitigate it. A songbow or the euphonic bow PP are the two chief options.This is neither here nor there. Nobody's expressing a sense of entitlement for&nbsp; personally-customized content, just the options that are generally available, which in this case seems to keep coming back to the familiar feats.Again, I don't want any kind of special treatment. I want to use the extant tools. Doing so is part of the enjoyment of character creation (IMO).A happy compromise might be sweet-talking the DM into allowing some Dragon Mag. content.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Felon, post: 5036188, member: 8158"] Well, anyone with a [W] power can get a d12 damage, unless they've got specific requirements like the rogue (which means pretty much just the rogue). In the bow-bard's case, however, there are only a couple of ranged powers at a given level (if that), and only one ranged-weapon at-will. So, that build is likely picking some implement powers to fill them out, which creates a need to mitigate it. A songbow or the euphonic bow PP are the two chief options. This is neither here nor there. Nobody's expressing a sense of entitlement for personally-customized content, just the options that are generally available, which in this case seems to keep coming back to the familiar feats. Again, I don't want any kind of special treatment. I want to use the extant tools. Doing so is part of the enjoyment of character creation (IMO). A happy compromise might be sweet-talking the DM into allowing some Dragon Mag. content. [/QUOTE]

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