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<blockquote data-quote="DracoSuave" data-source="post: 4936345" data-attributes="member: 71571">...except that the damage from the second attack comes from the Hit line of Commander's Strike.Hit: Ally’s basic attack damage + your Intelligence modifier.Commander's Strike's hit line does, in fact, deal the damage.&nbsp; If it didn't, Commander's Strike doesn't get to add your Intellegence modifier to the damage dealt.You being marked doesn't affect Commander's Strike because you don't make an attack roll, so there's nothing to apply the -2 to.&nbsp; But the reactions to you attacking while marked work fine because -you- are attacking, and -you- are dealing damage.And yes, if your ally is marked, it applies the -2 to his roll as well, because he -is- making attack as well.However, the fact it calls out an attack against your target is what keeps it in melee reach. Target is the operative word that keeps things in reach.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DracoSuave, post: 4936345, member: 71571"] ...except that the damage from the second attack comes from the Hit line of Commander's Strike. [B]Hit:[/B] Ally’s basic attack damage + your Intelligence modifier. Commander's Strike's hit line does, in fact, deal the damage. If it didn't, Commander's Strike doesn't get to add your Intellegence modifier to the damage dealt. You being marked doesn't affect Commander's Strike because you don't make an attack roll, so there's nothing to apply the -2 to. But the reactions to you attacking while marked work fine because -you- are attacking, and -you- are dealing damage. And yes, if your ally is marked, it applies the -2 to his roll as well, because he -is- making attack as well. However, the fact it calls out an attack against your target is what keeps it in melee reach. Target is the operative word that keeps things in reach. [/QUOTE]

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