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Message: <blockquote data-quote="EP" data-source="post: 5317359" data-attributes="member: 41744">Aha, now I know where to find you on here.All looks good except for the level 11 PP feature and power, IMO:Eldritch Mark (Level 11): You may treat creatures you mark as being under the effects of your Warlock's Curse, except you may not deal Warlock's curse damage when you hit them with non-Warlock or non-Eldritch Knight powers. If a marked creature makes an attack that does not include you, you may deal your Warlock curse damage to them as an immediate reaction, or as part of another immediate action triggered by the creature making an attack that does not include you.Eldritch Blade + Eldritch Knight Attack 11Your blade wounds more than the body.Encounter + Arcane, Weapon, PsychicFree ActionTrigger: You hit an enemy using a weaponTarget: The enemy hitEffect: [W] psychic extra damage, and the target is under your Warlock's Curse until the end of the encounter. Until the end of the encounter, when you deal your Warlock's Curse damage to the target, you deal an additional [W] psychic damage.How about this instead or something like this...Eldritch Mark (Level 11): When you mark a target that is already marked by an ally or grants combat advantage to an ally, you can inflict your Warlock's Curse damage on the target when it attacks any character other than the previous allies. For example, if the target attacks another ally other than the one who also marked the target or grants combat advantage, the target takes damage equal to your Warlock's Curse.Eldritch Blade + Eldritch Knight Attack 11Your blade cuts though flesh to burn the soul.Encounter + Arcane, Weapon, PsychicImmediate ReactionTrigger: You hit an enemy using a weaponTarget: The enemy hitEffect: 1[W] psychic damage, and the target is marked. When you deal your Warlock's Curse damage to the target, you deal additional damage equal to one-half your level and the target grants combat advantage until the end of your next turn.These allow your marks to compound with other marks (since I know what party you're using this for) but still work on its own. It has a defender/warlock kind of quality to it, particularly if you have an infernal pact. Plus there are a couple of us who will truly benefit from some combat advantage.</blockquote>

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