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Message: <blockquote data-quote="keterys" data-source="post: 4230725" data-attributes="member: 43019">In the group I've been playing with, they were all effectively human and I actually gave out one bonus at-will (at 4th in that hole in the progression we know about). I haven't seen a problem with people taking too long to pick which at-will to use or the at-wills competing with encounter powers for effectiveness... it has made defense cherry picking a bit easier to do (ie, like trying a will attack or reflex attack to see if that works better)That said, I would want there to be a lot more powers than 4-5 each first (like, I gave the paladin in my pseudo 4e playtest 10 options). The human extra at-will is probably less useful for many characters because it will be 'off spec', so giving more at-wills available and to everyone wouldn't necessarily diminish the benefit.</blockquote>