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<blockquote data-quote="Stormtalon" data-source="post: 4247459" data-attributes="member: 5541"><p>Actually, the pregens for this module have (what I presume to be) the powers that led to marks superceding each other:</p><p></p><p>1) Paladin Challenge</p><p>2) this fighter's variant of combat challenge.</p><p></p><p>This fighter (as opposed to the DDXP one) has a Mark that allows him to get an immediate attack on a marked target that attacks someone else. For fun and profit, try the following scenario (gonna spoiler-block it due to using a baddie from KotS):</p><p></p><p>[sblock]Allow marks to stack. Put the paladin and fighter standing side-by-side facing Irontooth from the kobold lair. Now, he has that nifty thing where he can attack two targets as long as he doesn't move. Sounds good? Watch:</p><p></p><p>Swing 1: goes at Fighter -- ow, I'm burning with goodness! 6 damage from paladin.</p><p>Swing 2: goes at Paladin -- ow! That fighter just took a shot at me!</p><p></p><p>Now, one might rule that they're both included in the same attack action, but since they're resolve as separate attacks, I think this is a fair enough example of how stacking marks might get silly.[/sblock]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stormtalon, post: 4247459, member: 5541"] Actually, the pregens for this module have (what I presume to be) the powers that led to marks superceding each other: 1) Paladin Challenge 2) this fighter's variant of combat challenge. This fighter (as opposed to the DDXP one) has a Mark that allows him to get an immediate attack on a marked target that attacks someone else. For fun and profit, try the following scenario (gonna spoiler-block it due to using a baddie from KotS): [sblock]Allow marks to stack. Put the paladin and fighter standing side-by-side facing Irontooth from the kobold lair. Now, he has that nifty thing where he can attack two targets as long as he doesn't move. Sounds good? Watch: Swing 1: goes at Fighter -- ow, I'm burning with goodness! 6 damage from paladin. Swing 2: goes at Paladin -- ow! That fighter just took a shot at me! Now, one might rule that they're both included in the same attack action, but since they're resolve as separate attacks, I think this is a fair enough example of how stacking marks might get silly.[/sblock] [/QUOTE]
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