Danceofmasks
First Post
I like the threadjack .. here's one I saw (though I won't do due to MAD):
Rogue MC Paladin, and engage with Riposte Strike
Rogue MC Paladin, and engage with Riposte Strike
A Paladin's Challenge
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Nibelung
First Post
Could you explain? I didnt get the figure.
Dalamar
Adventurer
Say you're a human in plate armor and 8 squares from an enemy you want to mark. You can move close enough for charge distance (which is 5 squares since plate reduces speed), Divine Challenge the enemy, and then charge.
If Divine Challenge was a Melee power, however, you would have to move, charge, Divine Challenge. If you are a Champion of Order, you couldn't gain your extra damage against demons and elemental creatures in the latter case.
If Divine Challenge was a Melee power, however, you would have to move, charge, Divine Challenge. If you are a Champion of Order, you couldn't gain your extra damage against demons and elemental creatures in the latter case.
WalterKovacs
First Post
Another reason for range 5:
You can't mark AFTER you charge, so in addition to ranged attacks, you may want to mark before you charge someone.
You can't mark AFTER you charge, so in addition to ranged attacks, you may want to mark before you charge someone.
To explicitly spell it out, a charge ends your turn (PHB p. 288), so you cannot use divine challenge after a charge.
