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<blockquote data-quote="Eldorian" data-source="post: 4707847" data-attributes="member: 10504">Just did some reading as to the original question:Wielding means used in the attack.So, you must use the orb in the attack in order to use the implement mastery feature.&nbsp; So you cannot cast a spell with your staff's enhancement bonuses, and use your Orb of Imposition ability to enhance the spell.However, you can still benefit from the property of the orb even if you're not wielding it in the attack.&nbsp; Note this does not state you can use a power from the orb when not wielding it.&nbsp; However, your particular power example is not a power that is used as part of an attack, and is a reaction to an enemy's saving throw.&nbsp; The Orb of Karmic Resonance doesn't even specify that the save needs to be from an effect that you caused.&nbsp; As long as you are able to wield the implement when you use this power, I'd say you're fine there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eldorian, post: 4707847, member: 10504"] Just did some reading as to the original question: Wielding means used in the attack. So, you must use the orb in the attack in order to use the implement mastery feature. So you cannot cast a spell with your staff's enhancement bonuses, and use your Orb of Imposition ability to enhance the spell. However, you can still benefit from the property of the orb even if you're not wielding it in the attack. Note this does not state you can use a power from the orb when not wielding it. However, your particular power example is not a power that is used as part of an attack, and is a reaction to an enemy's saving throw. The Orb of Karmic Resonance doesn't even specify that the save needs to be from an effect that you caused. As long as you are able to wield the implement when you use this power, I'd say you're fine there. [/QUOTE]

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