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<blockquote data-quote="Staffan" data-source="post: 4202910" data-attributes="member: 907">No, I'm pretty sure that &quot;Marking&quot; is defined as &quot;-2 to attack anyone but the one who marked you.&quot; Some abilities inflict additional effects on those marked (like the paladin's Divine Challenge), but the basic mark effect is &quot;fight me, not the other guy.&quot;Also, why would you want to add all those subrace feats? That's one of the things that turned people off of FR in 3e - the million different elven subraces. I'm pretty sure that I've seen Rich Baker mention that they want to get away from that in 4e - mechanically, they'll only have elves (which would cover Wood and Wild elves, the more wilderness-oriented ones) and eladrin (which would cover Sun and Moon elves, the more intellectual ones). You might still have cosmetic differences between the different subraces (sun elves being blond and moon elves being dark-haired), but mechanically they'd be the same.And finally, the Drow Wizardry feats would be better handled by multiclass feats.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Staffan, post: 4202910, member: 907"] No, I'm pretty sure that "Marking" is defined as "-2 to attack anyone but the one who marked you." Some abilities inflict additional effects on those marked (like the paladin's Divine Challenge), but the basic mark effect is "fight me, not the other guy." Also, why would you want to add all those subrace feats? That's one of the things that turned people off of FR in 3e - the million different elven subraces. I'm pretty sure that I've seen Rich Baker mention that they want to get away from that in 4e - mechanically, they'll only have elves (which would cover Wood and Wild elves, the more wilderness-oriented ones) and eladrin (which would cover Sun and Moon elves, the more intellectual ones). You might still have cosmetic differences between the different subraces (sun elves being blond and moon elves being dark-haired), but mechanically they'd be the same. And finally, the Drow Wizardry feats would be better handled by multiclass feats. [/QUOTE]

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