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So i kinda feel as if i broke my character

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#1
desperado_421
Nov 08, 2009 20:12:26
I'm playing a Warforge Warden, we are level 13 and i'm at 131hp, with 14hs. What i wanted was a Tank that never needs a healer.........ever (as a side note i also wanted to create a Transformer that, when using the daily powers, that he would transform into those creatures, kind like beast wars). My paragon is a Warforged Juggernaut. I feel as if i'm dealing damage like a striker, and I am in no need of a healer. I also have uncanny dodge as a feat denying the +2 for combat advantage. Does this set up break the game or is it legit?

4th Ed
Abil Sc.
str 19 +4
con 20 +5
dex14 +2
int 11 +0
wis15 +2
cha 11 +0

Magic items
Cloak of walking wounded
Horned Helm
+3 Blood thirsty bastard sword
+3 Beast form armor
(i forget) but it gives extra hitpoints =con mod when bloodied

Powers
(enc)Ruinous Onslaught (2w) +2d6 when charging
(enc)Earth Gift (2w) gain 10hp
(daily)Form of stone sentinal/ gain hs and regen 5 per round
(enc) Form of stone sent (2W) gain hs
(util daily) drop enemy to 0hp, gain hs
(racial enc) warforge resolve
#2
tonmeist
Nov 09, 2009 3:32:26
Short answer, I'm going with no. If you really want the wall of text long answer with the questionable math then I'll give it to you.
#3
Psikerlord
Nov 09, 2009 5:03:44
looks nice but far from broken.
#4
RPJesus
Nov 09, 2009 11:51:50
I fail to see how one breaks the game by doing what a warden does best.
#5
birdursh
Nov 09, 2009 12:03:04
I don't really feel like reverse-engineering your numbers but I don't see anything leaping out as glaringly off-base. This seems about in line for the warden I play with. If you're finding the game is too easy, that just means the DM needs to start throwing some bigger critters at you. For instance, a tank at your level who doesn't need a healer and does near striker damage should totally be able to solo an adult blue dragon.

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#1 desperado_421 Nov 08, 2009 20:12:26	I'm playing a Warforge Warden, we are level 13 and i'm at 131hp, with 14hs. What i wanted was a Tank that never needs a healer.........ever (as a side note i also wanted to create a Transformer that, when using the daily powers, that he would transform into those creatures, kind like beast wars). My paragon is a Warforged Juggernaut. I feel as if i'm dealing damage like a striker, and I am in no need of a healer. I also have uncanny dodge as a feat denying the +2 for combat advantage. Does this set up break the game or is it legit? 4th Ed Abil Sc. str 19 +4 con 20 +5 dex14 +2 int 11 +0 wis15 +2 cha 11 +0 Magic items Cloak of walking wounded Horned Helm +3 Blood thirsty bastard sword +3 Beast form armor (i forget) but it gives extra hitpoints =con mod when bloodied Powers (enc)Ruinous Onslaught (2w) +2d6 when charging (enc)Earth Gift (2w) gain 10hp (daily)Form of stone sentinal/ gain hs and regen 5 per round (enc) Form of stone sent (2W) gain hs (util daily) drop enemy to 0hp, gain hs (racial enc) warforge resolve
#2 tonmeist Nov 09, 2009 3:32:26	Short answer, I'm going with no. If you really want the wall of text long answer with the questionable math then I'll give it to you.
#3 Psikerlord Nov 09, 2009 5:03:44	looks nice but far from broken.
#4 RPJesus Nov 09, 2009 11:51:50	I fail to see how one breaks the game by doing what a warden does best.
#5 birdursh Nov 09, 2009 12:03:04	I don't really feel like reverse-engineering your numbers but I don't see anything leaping out as glaringly off-base. This seems about in line for the warden I play with. If you're finding the game is too easy, that just means the DM needs to start throwing some bigger critters at you. For instance, a tank at your level who doesn't need a healer and does near striker damage should totally be able to solo an adult blue dragon.