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<blockquote data-quote="Hypersmurf" data-source="post: 4507358" data-attributes="member: 1656">The Curse feature says you can deal it once per round.&nbsp; It's not a restriction; it's when the class feature allows you to apply it.The hammer says you deal it when you strike a cursed enemy with the hammer.&nbsp; It gives an additional condition under which you can apply the damage.Feature: When you hit a cursed enemy, once per round.Hammer: When you hit a cursed enemy with the hammer.Why?&nbsp; When you hit someone for the first time in a round, both the feature (when you hit an enemy, once per round) and the hammer (when you hit an enemy with the hammer) provide you with the condition under which you can apply your extra curse damage.If you're flanking a prone opponent, you have combat advantage for two reasons, not double combat advantage.&nbsp; The warlock gets to apply his extra curse damage on that attack for two reasons, not double curse damage.-Hyp.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hypersmurf, post: 4507358, member: 1656"] The Curse feature says you can deal it once per round. It's not a restriction; it's when the class feature allows you to apply it. The hammer says you deal it when you strike a cursed enemy with the hammer. It gives an additional condition under which you can apply the damage. Feature: When you hit a cursed enemy, once per round. Hammer: When you hit a cursed enemy with the hammer. Why? When you hit someone for the first time in a round, both the feature (when you hit an enemy, once per round) and the hammer (when you hit an enemy with the hammer) provide you with the condition under which you can apply your extra curse damage. If you're flanking a prone opponent, you have combat advantage for two reasons, not double combat advantage. The warlock gets to apply his extra curse damage on that attack for two reasons, not double curse damage. -Hyp. [/QUOTE]

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