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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MarkB" data-source="post: 4729023" data-attributes="member: 40176">Correct. Defender marks penalise creatures for actions taken, not for conditions they fail to meet - there's no such thing as fulfilling the mark requirement.Personally, I'd rule that a Defender must be able to perceive a creature's actions in order to respond to them - so a Fighter, for instance, would have to see the creature making an attack on someone else or shifting in order to make his Combat Challenge attack.On the other hand, I'd consider magical effects emplaced by the mark to still be effective. A creature under a Paladin's Divine Challenge will still eat radiant damage for attacking another target, even if the paladin can't see the attack.</blockquote>