So, I'm reading through the PHB, and I understand the normal rules regarding Action Points: Once per encounter. However, there are a couple powers that leave me wondering if they are exceptions to the rule
Archer's Glory (Battlefield Archer PP), Defy Death (Fighter), and one other (Combat Veteran PP).
All of these state roughly that either you (or an ally) gains an action point which they must spend before the end of their next turn.
Now, question. Do the acquisition of these Action points allow a person to spend more than one action point per round?. Archer's Glory is an encounter power, and so if not, it doesn't allow you to effectively use EVERY action point you would have, as I'm sure you'll likely drop at least ONE enemy every round.
Is having two action points in a given encounter overkill, I would think not with the Eternal Seeker ED, so I'd be willing to allow these abilities are an exception to the use of only one action point per encounter.
Thoughts?
Archer's Glory (Battlefield Archer PP), Defy Death (Fighter), and one other (Combat Veteran PP).
All of these state roughly that either you (or an ally) gains an action point which they must spend before the end of their next turn.
Now, question. Do the acquisition of these Action points allow a person to spend more than one action point per round?. Archer's Glory is an encounter power, and so if not, it doesn't allow you to effectively use EVERY action point you would have, as I'm sure you'll likely drop at least ONE enemy every round.
Is having two action points in a given encounter overkill, I would think not with the Eternal Seeker ED, so I'd be willing to allow these abilities are an exception to the use of only one action point per encounter.
Thoughts?