Nice items, they look cool.

I wonder if 50 points for the wiki is really as equal as 100 points for saying we’ll show up though.

What’s the point of getting martial practices, when I’ll only use them maybe once a year. It’s almost like you’ll for most of the ones I have or want that you’ll have to plan opportunities for me to even use them. Wouldn’t it make more sense for me to invest feats into skill and fighting abilities which are less specific and more versatile.

For instance, now I have forgery
-not only does it cost me money and a healing surge, but how often will I use it.

If I spent another feat to get practiced study I could pick up three more and a forth when I get to level 11.

The three I’d probably get are: (they all cost a healing surge to use and I only have 6)

Hidden pocket- 10 minutes to hide a small object on yourself a little better. (use-rare)
Peerless search- +20 to search a normal sized room, almost an automatic find everything (useful, but how fun is it for the DM to say, I guess you find everything again every time)
either the fixing something that’s 10 × 10 (rare use) or the master of disguise- I can make a disguise to change my weight or height 10% and change my gender and race a little(rare use and costs money)

The good thing is that I would get an occasional study now and then.

On the other hand, I could get duelist panache (+ charisma modifier to acrobatics and athletics). I have +3 and will soon have +4 with it increasing incrementally until the end. This is a versitile thing to have, as it affects escapes, acrobatic tricks, climbing and jumping. Not to mention all the newer skill challenges we’ve been having.

I could also get dark vision up to two squares(useful lately in combat, steath missions and possibly for thunderspire mountain—did I mention that no one in our party can see in the dark).

Since Fortitude is my weakest defense, it might be prudent to improve it with one of the defense incremental options, or with an escape feat. There’s one that allows me to escape +5 (grabs are usually against fortitude) easier, as well as try to save against the conditions slowed, restrained and immobilized at the beginning of my turn.

Then there’s underdark climber, which allows me to use my acrobatics to climb with a +2 bonus to acrobatics (occassionally useful)

What do you all think? Because I’m thinking of swapping out forgery before we go to Thunderspire.

Adherence to dogma (especially for non-divine classes) is mainly for role-play. For example, Priests and other devout agents would seek destruction since undead are repulsed by their goddess.

The general populace of Sehanine’s flock however, probably has a less aggressive stance. They view their goddess just like you or I might, such as respecting religious holidays or saying a prayer when the odds are against them. It is also normal to say prayers to other gods when needed, unless that god is in direct opposition to your god’s goals.

Your choice of deity could also impact your outlook on life. Sehanine is a more protective goddess, so her followers would on average be less destructive (without reason) than someone worshiping Kord or Bane. She disdains undead, which is common for most good and many neutral gods. So you’d know that dealing with Blacktongue is bad. You’d also know that creating undead is really bad. She is also a goddess of dreams and divinations, so her worshipers may place some value in those practices.

That’s correct, invites have been sent to you and Jub-Jub. Once you accept I can link your account to your campaign characters.

I think the only sections you’ll be able to edit will be the Forums, Comments, and your own characters. If that’s true we can use the Forum section to send updates you’d like added to specific wiki pages.