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<blockquote data-quote="Mad Hamish" data-source="post: 4413141" data-attributes="member: 25321">In the general case probably true, in this case you start with the Dragonborn having dragonbreath and the cleric having sunburst. Which is bad if you are in a situation where other powers would be more use and the party gets hurt because of it. If you select a power straight to regain straight after using the previous one that can get you into a situation where you're constantly behind the play (barring action point usage to let you change powers). If selecting the power happened at the start of your action when you didn't have an encounter power left then that wouldn't really be an issue but I think it's when you use the power and don't have the books here.It means at the start of an encounter you don't have all your options available as opposed to having them all at the start and less options as you go along (which is the standard case)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mad Hamish, post: 4413141, member: 25321"] In the general case probably true, in this case you start with the Dragonborn having dragonbreath and the cleric having sunburst. Which is bad if you are in a situation where other powers would be more use and the party gets hurt because of it. If you select a power straight to regain straight after using the previous one that can get you into a situation where you're constantly behind the play (barring action point usage to let you change powers). If selecting the power happened at the start of your action when you didn't have an encounter power left then that wouldn't really be an issue but I think it's when you use the power and don't have the books here. It means at the start of an encounter you don't have all your options available as opposed to having them all at the start and less options as you go along (which is the standard case) [/QUOTE]

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