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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aulirophile" data-source="post: 5431010" data-attributes="member: 86312">They aren't part of the attacks made. And, in game terms, No Action is an action type (I don't claim this makes sense, but under "action types" No Action is listed as a type of action). The dominator gets to pick one action. Only one, if he has picked that action (He has, MBA) then anything else that requires a decision or any kind of action (including No Actions because they are an action type by RAW) he cannot activate those, because he has used up his action. If a character has extra things that can be added onto an at-will power but they involve a decision then the dominator cannot make them, because that is another action.That is the RAW answer, at least. I imagine table variation is.... large.Edit: Checked the RC out of curiosity, they have removed the section explaining No Actions, and it is just a blurb now in "Triggered Actions." Some Triggered actions do not require an action to use, but you cannot "use" them unless their trigger is met. To me that brings it back to the land of being relatively unclear, which is a shame since the RC cleared up so many other issues, but since the most recently published rule is the correct one... so long as whatever it you're adding onto the At-Will is Not an Action and is doable at-will the dominator can make the decision to use it. That is a pretty big bump for dominators and I wonder if the Enchanter Mage build had anything to do with it.</blockquote>

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