Invigorating Powers?

[CapnZapp]

What about if you use two powers, both with Invigorating?

That is, does the section you've quoted apply to Invig-powers as a group, or to separate/different powers individually?

 

[DracoSuave]

Like, if you use an invigorating power, action point, and then use another?

Two seperate invigorating powers apply two seperate applications of thps. The once per turn only applies to a single use of a single power.

 

[rainsinger]

So here's a related question...

I was playing around with a Half-Elf Paladin idea... and I am somewhat confused by how the following might work:

Paladin power: Bolstering Strike gets used.
Action Point used.
Encounter (Fighter Power as Half Elf Encounter): Crushing Surge gets used.

Assuming I'm trained in Endurance, would I stack the HP from these two abilities or no? I'm assuming no, but just looking for clarification.

Thanks.

 

[DracoSuave]

You would not stack them, because thp do not stack- You'd end up with whichever power gives you the most THP.

However:

If you were a Battlerager Vigor Fighter, with the dilletante power of Bolstering Strike, then the thp -would- stack, because Invigorating thp are allowed to stack with other thp if you're a Battlerager. (and yes that is mighty)

 

[rainsinger]

Aye, that's what I figured, just wanted to make sure. TY.

 

[robsenworldaccount]

This is Serious Business!

 

[Piratecat]

If the power never grants the hit points, you have nothing to stack. Thank you.

Less snark, please. It's okay if someone disagrees with you. It doesn't mean you have to resort to getting snippy.