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<blockquote data-quote="Infiniti2000" data-source="post: 5677147" data-attributes="member: 31734">Sometimes the words can make a difference and make it easier to understand.&nbsp; I'm not sure if the book agrees with the on-line compendium, but the compendium uses the word &quot;hit&quot; and not attack:Hit: 1d8 + Intelligence modifier cold damage. Until the end of&nbsp; your next turn, any enemy that hits the ally takes cold damage equal to&nbsp; your Wisdom modifier.
Thus, on every hit of that ally, the enemy takes the damage.&nbsp; Note that this is ANY enemy and not just the original victim of the attack.Yes, because the squeeze attack is an attack.&nbsp; Depend on the wording of the monster or trap writeup this could be debated.&nbsp; For instance, if the monster power was written something along the lines of &quot;Effect: Any creature grabbed by a tentacle takes X damage at the start of their turn.&quot; then I would say that this wouldn't trigger Combat Challenge.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Infiniti2000, post: 5677147, member: 31734"] Sometimes the words can make a difference and make it easier to understand. I'm not sure if the book agrees with the on-line compendium, but the compendium uses the word "hit" and not attack: [INDENT][B]Hit[/B]: 1d8 + Intelligence modifier cold damage. Until the end of your next turn, any enemy that hits the ally takes cold damage equal to your Wisdom modifier. [/INDENT]Thus, on every hit of that ally, the enemy takes the damage. Note that this is ANY enemy and not just the original victim of the attack. Yes, because the squeeze attack is an [I]attack[/I]. Depend on the wording of the monster or trap writeup this could be debated. For instance, if the monster power was written something along the lines of "Effect: Any creature grabbed by a tentacle takes X damage at the start of their turn." then I would say that this wouldn't trigger Combat Challenge. [/QUOTE]

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