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<blockquote data-quote="Dragoslav" data-source="post: 6069781" data-attributes="member: 6690267">White Raven Onslaught and Warrior's Urging are the only powers you listed that fit your criteria for bad actions, though. Warrior's Urging is the only one that doesn't imply physical contact and affects enemies. Most of the others affect allies, and if another player is moving your character around when you don't want to be moved, you can just say, &quot;Hey, can you not use those powers on my PC?&quot; If he doesn't listen, then he's probably not a healthy part of the group anyway.To address the other powers more specifically:Get Over Here: The Fighter physically drags an ally (the reach is &quot;Melee 1&quot;) to an adjacent square.King's Castle: You physically swap places with an ally. You could easily assume that you're just ducking behind an ally, possibly shoving him forward.Bait and Switch: The Rogue attacks an enemy in a way that forces the opponent to move in a certain way to avoid being hit, and the Rogue takes advantage of this by slipping behind the enemy.Knight's Move: This isn't even forced movement. The ally &quot;can&quot; take Move action to go wherever it wants.White Raven Onslaught is just teamwork.Even Warrior's Urging is an Epic tier power, so it's meant to be something done by demigods and their peers and thus isn't on the same level as these other powers being discussed.EDIT: Oops, Neonchameleon beat me to it. I just got Neonchameleon'd.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dragoslav, post: 6069781, member: 6690267"] White Raven Onslaught and Warrior's Urging are the only powers you listed that fit your criteria for bad actions, though. Warrior's Urging is the only one that doesn't imply physical contact and affects enemies. Most of the others affect allies, and if another player is moving your character around when you don't want to be moved, you can just say, "Hey, can you not use those powers on my PC?" If he doesn't listen, then he's probably not a healthy part of the group anyway. To address the other powers more specifically: Get Over Here: The Fighter physically drags an ally (the reach is "Melee 1") to an adjacent square. King's Castle: You physically swap places with an ally. You could easily assume that you're just ducking behind an ally, possibly shoving him forward. Bait and Switch: The Rogue attacks an enemy in a way that forces the opponent to move in a certain way to avoid being hit, and the Rogue takes advantage of this by slipping behind the enemy. Knight's Move: This isn't even forced movement. The ally "can" take Move action to go wherever it wants. White Raven Onslaught is just teamwork. Even Warrior's Urging is an Epic tier power, so it's meant to be something done by demigods and their peers and thus isn't on the same level as these other powers being discussed. EDIT: Oops, Neonchameleon beat me to it. I just got Neonchameleon'd. [/QUOTE]

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