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Ice Bender
"Water may not frighten you, but ice has two things water doesn't, heft and a pointy end."
   Prerequisites: Waterbender

Water is just a transitional state, you've mastered the ability to move water around and then freeze it solid into weapons, barricades and complicated traps. You can disrupt the field by making the ground slick and you can hold your enemies in blocks of ice.

Persistent Cold (11th Level): If an enemy is immobalized by a Waterbending power with the Cold keyword, that enemy remains immobalized for one turn longer than they otherwise would have.

Freezing Action (11th Level): When you spend an action point to take an extra action, enemies within Close burst 2 of you take your Charisma modifier in cold damage.

Absolute Zero (16th Level): Add 1d8 damage to any Waterbending attack you make with the Cold keyword.

Icebender Powers:

Freezing Blast---Icebender Attack 11
You coat your enemies in water and freeze them into place.
Encounter*Elemental, Cold
Standard Action   Blast 3
Target: Enemies in blast.
Attack: Wisdom vs. Reflex
Hit: 1d8 + Wisdom modifier damage and the target is immobalized
until the end of your next turn.

Ice Armor---Icebender Utility 12
Your bending creates thick plates of icy armor to protect you or an ally.
Daily*Elemental, Cold
Standard Action   Ranged 10
Target: An ally within range or you.
Effect: The target gains +2 to AC and resist fire equal to your Charisma
modifier.

Icy Charge---Icebender Attack 20
Using your powers over ice to propel yourself along the slick ground you
charge into combat freezing enemies feet as you go.
Daily*Elemental, Cold
Standard Action   Melee touch
Target: One, two or three creatures.
Attack: Wisdom vs. Reflex
Hit: 2d8 + Wisdom modifier damage and the target is immobalized
(save ends).
Special: You may slide your speed and make this attack against up to
three targets that you are adjacent to at some point during this movement.

Master of the Agni Kai
"A proper, honorable battle is fought one on one."
    Prerequisites: Firebender

You are a warrior and that means you have principles. You are willing to fight enemies with the help of your allies, but a worthy foe must be faced one on one. You are a vetaran of the Agni Kai, a ritualized duel traditionally fought between firebenders.

Agni Kai (11th Level): As a free action you may designate one opponent as your foe in an Agni Kai. You may only change this once the opponent is dead, unconcious, has given up or has retreated. When your foe in an Agni Kai shifts, you may shift 1 square as a free action.

Honorable Defense (11th Level): If you fight unarmored or wearing Cloth armor Firebender and Master of the Agni Kai attacks deal additional damage equal to your Constitution modifier.

Finishing Blast (16th Level): When you attack a prone enemy you deal additional damage equal to your Constitution modifier.

Master of the Agni Kai Powers:

Close Quarters Blaze---Master of the Agni Kai Attack 11
You take advantage of the one on one nature of your duel and burn your foe.
Encounter*Elemental, Fire, Weapon
Standard   Melee attack
Target: One creature.
Attack: Dexterity vs. AC
Hit: 4[W] + Dexterity modifier damage.

Burning Ring---Master of the Agni Kai Utility 12
To ensure that your enemy doesn't have far to go you surround yourself with flame.
Daily*Elemental, Zone, Fire
Move Action   Close Burst 3
Effect: You create a burning ring of flame that lasts until the end of the encounter.
When a creature enters or exits the zone they take your Dexterity modifier in fire damage.

Last Blast---Master of the Agni Kai Attack 20
You leap towards your foe and hit them with a blast so powerful it leaves you winded.
Daily*Elemental, Fire, Weapon
Standard Action   Melee attack
Target: One creature
Attack: Dexterity vs. AC
Hit: 6[W] + Dexterity modifier fire damage.
Effect: You are daze until the end of your next turn.

Dai Li
"..." A glove made of stone flies out of the shadows and asphyixates you.
   Prerquisites: Earthbender, Trained in Acrobatics or Athletics

You are a member of an elite group of Earthbenders trained to move quietly, secretly and kill with efficiency. If you are forced to enter combat openly you are a master of quickly incapacitating your
opponent.

Hand of the Dai Li (11th Level): You are trained to use the Hand of the Dai Li, an earthbending technique where you wear gloves made of stone. These gloves take up the Arm Slot, they provide a +3 proficiency bonus to Grab attacks and allow you to make grab attacks as Ranged 10 attacks. They may be enchanted as normal.

Movement of the Dai Li (11th Level): You are trained in Stealth. You gain a +2 bonus to Athletics, Acrobatics and Stealth checks made while climbing.

Grasp of the Dai Li (16th Level): You may sustain a grab as a free action. You are considered to have two extra hands for the purposes of making grab attempts. Creatures take a -2 penalty to Escape attempts vs. your grabs.

Dai Li Powers:

Crush the Windpipe---Dai Li Attack 11
Your Hand of the Dai Li flies forward, takes purchase and
begins to crush the throat of a foe.
Encounter*Elemental
Standard Action   Ranged 10
Target: One creature
Attack: Constitution vs. Reflex
Hit: 3d8 + Constitution modifier damage.
Special: If you target a foe that is grabbed by you, this attack
automatically hits.

Move Unnoticed---Dai Li Utility 12
You are trained to use your earthen surroundings to sneak up on
your foes.
At-Will*Elemental
Effect: You may move up to your speed through a surface made
of solid earth as long as you end your movement in an empty space.

Incapacitate the Target---Dai Li Attack 20
You move quickly and efficiently to an opponent and knock them
unconcious.
Daily*Elemental
Standard Action   Melee touch
Target: One surprised creature.
Attack: Constituation +2 vs. Reflex
Hit: The target is unconcious (save ends) and grabbed.

Pupil of Chi
Chi constantly moves, wanders throughout the body. Left unattended, it moves freely. I, as a director of Chi, can optimize its potential."
   Prerquisites: Waterbender, trained in Heal

You've trained in a different area from your waterbending brethren and sisters. You trained in a majorly pacifist style of waterbending. Though bending water is a major part of it, it also concentrates on the actual chi, or life force, of a person. You've known for a long time that aligning chakras has a greater effect on a person's wellbeing than any amount of water can.

Calm Stance, Calm Mind (11th Level): When you sacrifice an action, you gain bonuses to attacks. If you sacrifice a minor action, you gain a +2 damage. If you sacrifice a move action, you gain a +1 to attack and damage.

Concentrated Aligning (11th  Level): When you spend your short rest realigning the chi and chakras of others, you and every ally within 5 squares are under affect. When an affected character spends healing surges at the end of the rest, that character regains additional hit points equal to their healing surge value with every healing surge.

Pacifist Action (16th Level): As a free action when you use an at-will waterbender power, you can choose not to instead enforce the health of another. Instead, make a Wisdom attack against your own Will defense. If you "hit," you roll damage as normal. Instead of inflicting this damage, an ally within 5 squares gains that half of that as temporary hit points.

Pupil of Chi Techniques

Vicious Sap---Pupil of Chi Attack 11
You pull one being's chi and compliment
another's with it.
Encounter*Elemental,  Technique
Standard Action  Ranged 5
Target: One creature.
Attack: Wisdom vs. Will.
Hit: 1d10 + Wisdom modifier damage and
one creature within range gains an amount
of temporary hit points equal to the
damage.

Chakra Manipulation---Pupil of Chi Utility 12
You feel the pulsing and the reverberation of a
creature's inner being and manipulate it.
Daily*Elemental
Immediate Interrupt  Close burst 3
Trigger: A creature within range makes a saving
throw.
Target: The creature that triggered this power.
Effect: You may either give a +5 bonus or a -5 penalty
to the saving throw.

Soullink---Pupil of Chi Attack 20
A dangerous technique, practiced only by
master of Chi, that overloads a person's
body by forcing your life force into them.
Encounter*Elemental,  Technique
Standard Action  Ranged 5
Target: One creature.
Attack: Wisdom vs. Fortitude.
Hit: 3d8 + Wisdom modifier damage
and the target is dazed and grants
combat advantage (save ends).
Miss: Half damage the target is dazed
until the end of your next turn.
Effect: You are weakened until the end
of your next turn.

Feb 6, 2010 -- 12:19PM, UsagiYojimbo wrote:

Sandbender
"The true power of earthbending is in the tiniest particles of dirt, I'm just honest about it."
    Prerequisite: Earthbender

You have practiced your earthbending techniques to focus on the tinest particles of dirt. When it is grouped together it can hit as hard as any boulder, but separate it can bypass any defense. Your power lies in your versitility.

Sandbending (11th Level): You may substitute loose soil or sand for rocks and packed earth for any of your Earthbender attacks as long as there are sufficient amounts of it.

Effect: The target is blinded (save ends)

Sandwalk (11th Level): You may ignore the effects difficult terrain and natural hazards due to sand, loose soil or mud.

Sandarmor (16th Level): While in difficult terrain that is caused by a sand, loose soil or mud, you gain a +2 to AC.

Sandbender Powers:

Later

Seems a little too familiar to the Plantbender.

We could put Sandwalk and Sandarmor together to make some sort of  Sandbending Proficiency feature.

Maybe we could do...

Sandbending Action (11th level):  When you spend an action point, one watched ally has total concealment until the end of your next turn.

Speaking of the plantbender, the daily restrained (save ends) is a bit too powerful. Restrained is a POWERFUL condition.