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<blockquote data-quote="Bagpuss" data-source="post: 4361197" data-attributes="member: 3987">That &quot;or challenge a different target.&quot; seems to only add confusion and I can't see why it is there.Assuming you challenge a different target you go back to the top of reading the power.Minor: &quot;You mark the target. The target remains marked until you use this power against another target, or if you fail to engage the target (see below).&quot;So you get to the engage bit and read...&quot;On your turn, you must engage the target you challenged or challenge a different target.&quot;Well if you have any minor actions left you could challenge another target I suppose but then you need to start reading from the top again. Eventually you are going to run out of actions to challenge other targets and in that case you have to engage the target on your turn. In which case you read the rest.&quot;To engage the target, you must either attack it or end your turn adjacent to it. If none of these events occur by the end of your turn, the marked condition ends and you can’t use divine challenge on your next turn.&quot;So there is no way you can have a challenge up against a target you haven't engaged.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bagpuss, post: 4361197, member: 3987"] That "or challenge a different target." seems to only add confusion and I can't see why it is there. Assuming you challenge a different target you go back to the top of reading the power. Minor: "You mark the target. The target remains marked until you use this power against another target, or if you fail to engage the target (see below)." So you get to the engage bit and read... "On your turn, you must engage the target you challenged or challenge a different target." Well if you have any minor actions left you could challenge another target I suppose but then you need to start [B]reading from the top again[/B]. Eventually you are going to run out of actions to challenge other targets and in that case you have to[B] engage the target on your turn[/B]. In which case you read the rest. "To engage the target, you must either attack it or end your turn adjacent to it. If none of these events occur by the end of your turn, the marked condition ends and you can’t use divine challenge on your next turn." So there is no way you can have a challenge up against a target you haven't engaged. [/QUOTE]

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