TwoHeadsBarking
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Strength of Valor is a bard feat from the PHB2 that works as follows:
When you grant an ally the temp hp from your Virtue of Valor, that ally gains +2 to the next damage roll they make before the end of your next turn.
Ok, fine, except Virtue of Valor grants temp hp as a result of your ally bloodying/killing an enemy. Which means it most likely will happen during their turn, after their attack. So here's how it's usually going to work in practice:
Ally's turn: Ally uses their standard action to bloody an enemy, bard gives temp hp and +2 damage. Ally's turn ends.
Bard's turn: Bard does stuff. Bard's turn ends, +2 damage from Strength of Valor goes away.
Ally's turn: Whoops! No more bonus damage. What a good use of a feat.
It is possible to actually use the +2 damage, with action points, multi-attack powers, AoEs, immediate reactions/interrupts, etc. But I can't believe this is how the power is supposed to work. So I propose that it be changed from "the end of your next turn" to "the end of your ally's next turn".
In case anyone's curious, we have a proposed bard who has this feat, and I rather not include in my feedback "this feat sucks and you should change it".
When you grant an ally the temp hp from your Virtue of Valor, that ally gains +2 to the next damage roll they make before the end of your next turn.
Ok, fine, except Virtue of Valor grants temp hp as a result of your ally bloodying/killing an enemy. Which means it most likely will happen during their turn, after their attack. So here's how it's usually going to work in practice:
Ally's turn: Ally uses their standard action to bloody an enemy, bard gives temp hp and +2 damage. Ally's turn ends.
Bard's turn: Bard does stuff. Bard's turn ends, +2 damage from Strength of Valor goes away.
Ally's turn: Whoops! No more bonus damage. What a good use of a feat.
It is possible to actually use the +2 damage, with action points, multi-attack powers, AoEs, immediate reactions/interrupts, etc. But I can't believe this is how the power is supposed to work. So I propose that it be changed from "the end of your next turn" to "the end of your ally's next turn".
In case anyone's curious, we have a proposed bard who has this feat, and I rather not include in my feedback "this feat sucks and you should change it".