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<blockquote data-quote="Goumindong" data-source="post: 4846675" data-attributes="member: 70874">Not only can you do this, but its encouraged. Evidence: See &quot;Agile Opportunist&quot; from Martial power. Whenever you're pushed, pulled, or slid adjacent to an enemy you may make an opportunity attack against that enemy.When you combine this with the ability of a wizard to push &quot;up to x&quot;, and the push rules of &quot;any square farther away&quot;, thunderwave, especially with a good wisdom, arcane reach, and the blast 4 feat, and war wizardry, becomes one of the most potent control powers in the game bar none, able to rearrange the battlefield as necessary, grant multiple OA's to your damage die based striking and defending classes[rogues miss out a lot on this due to their low damage die] all while suffering minimal problems for hitting an ally. (Another good suggestion is, if you're going to be hitting allies often, to have a implement with no critical property[plenty exist] as backup so you can thunderwave allies with fewer negative side effects in the form of possibly critting allies)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Goumindong, post: 4846675, member: 70874"] Not only can you do this, but its [i]encouraged[/i]. Evidence: See "Agile Opportunist" from Martial power. Whenever you're pushed, pulled, or slid adjacent to an enemy you may make an opportunity attack against that enemy. When you combine this with the ability of a wizard to push "up to x", and the push rules of "any square farther away", thunderwave, especially with a good wisdom, arcane reach, and the blast 4 feat, and war wizardry, becomes one of the most potent control powers in the game bar none, able to rearrange the battlefield as necessary, grant multiple OA's to your damage die based striking and defending classes[rogues miss out a lot on this due to their low damage die] all while suffering minimal problems for hitting an ally. (Another good suggestion is, if you're going to be hitting allies often, to have a implement with no critical property[plenty exist] as backup so you can thunderwave allies with fewer negative side effects in the form of possibly critting allies) [/QUOTE]

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