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There are three typical targeting rules for forced movement (or indeed, most powers) Ally : This requires a willing target - if the...

For 4e Warlord abilities at least, the difference is physical. The warlord can push/pull/slide allies because they are doing something...

The reason they don't is because there aren't any (or at least no-one has presented an example) Every martial one we've been considering...

Ok, so given that the 4e version is a Melee power with a range of your melee weapon reach, requiring you to be in the thick of it to use...

Am I understanding you correctly then it is the default flavour text that you object to and because the Battlemaster ability has no...

Text of 4e Commander's strike as of the Rules Compendium: So, basically identical? - edit If your objection is basically that you...

I'm assuming you are banning Commander's Strike from Battlemaster then? It's even worse in that case as the Warlord didn't spend any...

A bit like that, sure :) I think that what makes them "horror stories" though are certain assumptions about the point of the game being...

But it is a table choice - there's a certain social pressure sure, but there's a social pressure to do a lot of things in the game (not...

The point being is that the choice is yours - you aren't being forced to do anything, you never lose control of your character. Now...

Correct - it's a bit of a subtlety As far as I can recall, all Warlord bonus push/pull/shift/heal targets allies rather than...

Nah, it's just something a lot of people are coy about wanting. I agree with the position that it's the intersection of stats and class...

I actually had this a while back - rolled up three sets of stats, two which were pretty normal and one which was 5 stats at 16+ and one...