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Me and my girlfriend were talking about it last night.

It would depend on the campaign. In normal D&D that didn't have any of the original Avatar fluff attached to it, multiclassing rules wouldn't really matter. The benders would be their own class, etc. But in a actual Avatar campaign, the rules would be just if you already are a member of an Elemental class, you couldn't multiclass into the other classes. Simple as that, really.

Otherwise, I don't see any problem in multiclassing between the Elemental and martial classes.

Regarding things left to do, its mainly powers, paragon paths, feats, etc. I've updated a lot since my last post. I'll get into InDesign and re-PDF everything again.

By the way, the waterbender's different. A lot different. :\ The playtest my group did showed that the waterbender was kind of bland/lame.

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I like the "techniques" equipment, but I could see them using implements actually. Something along the lines of the jewels/pendants in Jade empire. Having them near you enhances your bending. A good cannon example of this was the Water from the spring in season 1 that Katara carried around, or Aangs staff. Anyway my brain is a little addled(stupid classes) but I would like to help, are either the Ice based water bending PP or lightning fire pp still open for work, I have some nifty ideas for both and would like to take a crack at them.

I personally like the idea of implements as the lore supports it well, and you could do some cool stuff like beads, shashes, pendents etc. It would be a way to give the setting a very eastern feel by flavoring the implements in this way. Again look at Jade Empire for what I am talking about.

Push of the Tides---Waterbender Attack 3
You push water away from you on all sides disrupting
your foes and protecting yourself simultaneously.
Encounter*Elemental
Standard Action  Close burst 1
Targets: Enemies Within Burst
Attack: Wisdom vs. Reflex
Hit: 1d6 + Wisdom modifier damage and the target
takes a -2 to a defense of your choice until the end of
your next turn.
Torrential: You may slide the target up to 3 squares.

Icy Tracks---Waterbender Attack 3
You move water over the ground under your foes
and then suddenly freeze it.
Encounter*Elemental, Cold
Standard Action  Line 3
Targets: Enemies within line.
Attack: Wisdome vs. Reflex
Hit: 1d8 + Wisdom modifier damage and the target
is knocked prone.
Miss: The target takes a -2 penalty to AC until the
end of your next turn.

Streaming the Water---Waterbender Attack 5
You use a technique designed to teach young waterbenders
to deliver a surprising attack.
Daily*Elemental
Standard Action  Line 2
Targets: Enemies in line.
Attack: Wisdom vs. AC
Hit: 1d8 + Wisdom and you
Effect: You repeatedly move a line of water through your
enemies squares. Your allies gain combat advantage against
the target. The line moves with you. You may change the angle
of the line on your turn as a move action. The water lasts until
the end of your next turn.
Sustain Minor: When you sustain you repeat the attack. Your allies
still gain combat advantage against the effected enemies.

The Evening Tide---Waterbender Utility 6
Encounter*Elemental, Healing
Immediate Reaction  Range 10
Trigger: An Ally is reduced to 0 Hit Points by an attack.
Effect: You may slide that ally 2 squares. That ally may
immediately make a death saving throw.
Calming: Your ally may spend a healing surge.

The Morning Tide---Waterbender Attack 5
Encounter*Elemental
Immediate Reaction  Close Burst 2 Centered on the Ally
Trigger: An Ally is reduced to 0 Hit Points by an attack.
Attack: Wisdom vs. Fortitude
Hit: 1d10 + Charisma modifier damage.
Effect: The target is knocked prone.
Torrential: The target is pushed 2 squares and then knocked prone.