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<blockquote data-quote="blargney the second" data-source="post: 4654572" data-attributes="member: 14678">I DMed a quick little 4e game for the first time tonight, and something odd came up.&nbsp; There were two encounters, and both times the elf ranger wanted to use Elven Accuracy with powers that let her shoot two arrows.&nbsp; The first time was with Twin Strike, the second Two-Fang Strike.&nbsp; We couldn't quite figure out how those racial and class powers were supposed to combine.As far as we could tell, there are two options:1) Roll both d20s simultaneously, then reroll whichever one you want.2) Roll a d20, decide if you want to reroll it, then move on and roll the next d20.Which is the correct way to do it?&nbsp; The first one is certainly faster to play at the table by a huge margin, but I'm not sure if it's wrong, and if so how overpowered it is.&nbsp; Is there another answer that I haven't listed yet?-blarg</blockquote>

[QUOTE="blargney the second, post: 4654572, member: 14678"] I DMed a quick little 4e game for the first time tonight, and something odd came up. There were two encounters, and both times the elf ranger wanted to use Elven Accuracy with powers that let her shoot two arrows. The first time was with Twin Strike, the second Two-Fang Strike. We couldn't quite figure out how those racial and class powers were supposed to combine. As far as we could tell, there are two options: 1) Roll both d20s simultaneously, then reroll whichever one you want. 2) Roll a d20, decide if you want to reroll it, then move on and roll the next d20. Which is the correct way to do it? The first one is certainly faster to play at the table by a huge margin, but I'm not sure if it's wrong, and if so how overpowered it is. Is there another answer that I haven't listed yet? -blarg [/QUOTE]

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