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Message: <blockquote data-quote="eamon" data-source="post: 5004951" data-attributes="member: 51942">The power does say you must either engage or open a new box as you put it.  You're right in that it is that choice that you must make or suffer the consequences.  However, you unfortunately can't avoid the consequences entirely by "opening a new box" because that new box comes with the same instructions!  You did what the instructions on the old box told you and won't be punished, but now you opened a new box and these instructions again say that you must either engage or "open a new box".  Again you're faced with a choice - but now you can no longer "open a new box" because you can only do so once a round.If at the end of your turn you have not engaged the last target of your divine challenge power, then, since it is the last target, you have also not "opened a different box" - by definition.  Thus, you have both failed to engage (by assumption) and failed to opened a new box (by necessity) and will suffer the consequences of the instruction on the last box.You can't escape the engage clause by running to a new box because each new box contains the same requirement to find another box or engage.  No matter where you turn, you must open a new box or engage - and you can't open new boxes indefinitely.So, in practice, at the end of your turn, you must have engaged the enemy that you are currently challenging or suffer the (only mildly annoying) consequences.</blockquote>

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