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<blockquote data-quote="MkaY" data-source="post: 4424633" data-attributes="member: 74511">Ok... This is my first post here since this forum usually answers my question in other posts, but not this time.. I think. My question is about a dilemma between one monster power and fighters combat challenge power. Here goes:


&nbsp; &nbsp; The Fighters COMBAT CHALLENGE Power states that “In addition, whenever marked enemy that is adjacent to you shifts or makes an attack that does not include you, you can make a melee basic attack against that enemy as an immediate interrupt.&quot;Bulette (MM page 38) however has a at-will power called Bite which says that “Before it bites, the bulette can make a standing long jump (as a free action) without provoking opportunity attacks.”


&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Now: If we have a situation where the Fighter and the Bulette (which is marked) are adjacent to each other and it is Bulettes turn. It chooses to use this Bite at-will power by jumping away to another enemy in a way that fighter is no longer adjacent to Bulette and the monster is attacking another player. The question is: What can fighter do in this situation. Is he allowed for a immediate interrupt as it states in its power or is he not?
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[QUOTE="MkaY, post: 4424633, member: 74511"] [LEFT][LEFT]Ok... This is my first post here since this forum usually answers my question in other posts, but not this time.. I think. My question is about a dilemma between one monster power and fighters combat challenge power. Here goes: [/LEFT] [/LEFT] [LEFT][LEFT][B]The Fighters[/B] [B]COMBAT CHALLENGE[/B] Power states that “[I]In addition, whenever marked enemy that is adjacent to you shifts or makes an attack that does not include you, you can make a melee basic attack against that enemy as an immediate interrupt."[/I][B]Bulette[/B] [B](MM page 38)[/B] however has a at-will power called [B]Bite[/B] which says that “[I]Before it bites, the bulette can make a standing long jump (as a free action) without provoking opportunity attacks.[/I]” [/LEFT] [/LEFT] [LEFT][LEFT][U]Now:[/U] If we have a situation where the Fighter and the Bulette (which is marked) are adjacent to each other and it is Bulettes turn. It chooses to use this Bite at-will power by jumping away to another enemy in a way that fighter is no longer adjacent to Bulette and the monster is attacking another player. The question is: [U]What can fighter do in this situation. Is he allowed for a immediate interrupt as it states in its power or is he not?[/U][/LEFT] [/LEFT] [/QUOTE]

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