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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Colmarr" data-source="post: 4180976" data-attributes="member: 59182">I noticed this too, but there is a potential issue here in that the power can retrospectively affect the outcome of an attack that's already been made and resolved.Eg. 1Warpriest in combat with orc.Standard action: Warpriest attacks orc 1. Reduces it to 3 hp.Move action: Warpriest moves to orc 2, taking a OA and 10hp damage from orc 1.Action Point: Warpriest uses an action point to attack orc 2. As soon as he spends the action point, orc 1 keels over and dies.Or even worse:Eg. 2Warpriest fighting an orc.Move action: Warpriest moves into melee with orc.Standard action: Warpriest attacks orc 1. Reduces it to 3 hp.Action Point: Warpriest uses his action point to take an extra action. Orc keels over. The Warpriest is left with no other targets.Eg. 3 Warpriest fighting orc.Standard Action: Warpriest uses Cascade of light. Reduces orc to 10hp. Makes it vulnerable radiant 5.Action Point: Warpriest does something. Orc takes 5 points of extra damage from the Cascade of Light. The ability is radiant and the ork is now vulnerable 5 to radiant damage so it takes a total of 10 damage. The orc dies.It can be explained as blood loss, shock, etc but it still seems like a wonky rule to me...</blockquote>