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<blockquote data-quote="N0Man" data-source="post: 4856791" data-attributes="member: 64066">I ditto the ditto...&nbsp; I think it's intended to be used after the result of the roll is known.&nbsp; This is hardly the only power that allows you to change your roll after the fact.You may it is &quot;powerful&quot;.&nbsp; It's useful, and it's fun, but I wouldn't say it's too powerful.&nbsp; Most races have some pretty good bonuses that may be &quot;powerful&quot;, but are not &quot;too powerful&quot; when you compare them all.I think it's a gem of a bonus, not for power itself, but because it's simply a fun power that allows players to have an occasional and direct impact in the narrative control.&nbsp; There are other powers that allow players to stop the action and interject a change in the story, and honestly, this is a good thing.I support the more player-friendly use for this very reason.&nbsp; Players having more direct influence in the narrative appears to be a theme in 4E, and I'm a fan of this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="N0Man, post: 4856791, member: 64066"] I ditto the ditto... I think it's intended to be used after the result of the roll is known. This is hardly the only power that allows you to change your roll after the fact. You may it is "powerful". It's useful, and it's fun, but I wouldn't say it's too powerful. Most races have some pretty good bonuses that may be "powerful", but are not "too powerful" when you compare them all. I think it's a gem of a bonus, not for power itself, but because it's simply a fun power that allows players to have an occasional and direct impact in the narrative control. There are other powers that allow players to stop the action and interject a change in the story, and honestly, this is a good thing. I support the more player-friendly use for this very reason. Players having more direct influence in the narrative appears to be a theme in 4E, and I'm a fan of this. [/QUOTE]

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