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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 5986137" data-attributes="member: 710">At least now I know what you're talking about!Tide of Iron let's you attack one guy once. Rain of Blows let's you make up to 3 attacks if you fulfill the prerequisites. Rain of Blows is a Level 3 Encounter Power - at the level you qualify for the 15 ft Prone-Knocking Tide of Iron, you're Paragon and will soon be replaced.But why does this require no special setup - because you're really, really good at it - represented by two feats devoted at this type of tactic. You are so good that people cannot avoid you setting up that maneuver - bu they clearly can still defend against it (unless you never miss, be it due to luck or strange math.)That said, I'd say the combination of feats is a bit too strong. But it's nothing compared to being able to have an animal companion with almost as much fighting potential as a Fighter and then still having spells and being able to polymorph into a creature with similar fighting ability as a Fighter...</blockquote>