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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ST" data-source="post: 4850939" data-attributes="member: 14053">This is just an observation, but it seems like most of the 'oh man, that's broken' issues boil down to places where, intentionally or unintentionally, Wizards broke the economy of actions rule.Any way to get a static bonus to a hit scales very effectively if you can get multiple hits per single action. I don't think that was an interaction they intended, but that's just my take on it.I think I'd be tempted (if I felt like massive overkill damage was coming out of just a few characters, specifically the multiple-hits-per-action folks) to do something like how they handle some of the multitarget arcane powers -- only let those static bonuses apply to one hit per action. So you can add Bloodclaw damage to one of your Hurricane of Blades hits or whatever, and it acts normally, but it can't be used on subsequent hits.Any thoughts? I haven't thought that through much, just adapting it from how some of those "Pick two targets, apply +x only to one" abilities I've seen some of the arcane classes have. I do have to admit it seems like an oversight to have many opportunities for lots of hits per action from some of the martial classes, when summons and companions were so carefully written to prevent the same issue.</blockquote>