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<blockquote data-quote="sabrinathecat" data-source="post: 6230191" data-attributes="member: 89838">Because it is part of the power. Just because a power provokes doesn't mean the monster will take the oppie. If it is dazed, stunned, or dominated, it won't. If it is under a condition that specifically says it cannot make attacks, it won't. If it is marked by a fighter, and knows it will take punishment for even attempting to take the oppie, it may not.little phantasmal things, no. summoned allies usually can, however. Look at the power. Look at the creature.As has been mentioned, Dungeoneering will cover most likely possibilities. Some situations might allow for arcana, thievery, or nature rolls.I wouldn't worry too much about that. Mounted combat in 4E is seriously nerfed. I consider it one of the biggest failings, outside of adding essentials and hybrids to the system. By now, someone has probably said where to find the prices, if they were ever made.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sabrinathecat, post: 6230191, member: 89838"] Because it is part of the power. Just because a power provokes doesn't mean the monster will take the oppie. If it is dazed, stunned, or dominated, it won't. If it is under a condition that specifically says it cannot make attacks, it won't. If it is marked by a fighter, and knows it will take punishment for even attempting to take the oppie, it may not. little phantasmal things, no. summoned allies usually can, however. Look at the power. Look at the creature. As has been mentioned, Dungeoneering will cover most likely possibilities. Some situations might allow for arcana, thievery, or nature rolls. I wouldn't worry too much about that. Mounted combat in 4E is seriously nerfed. I consider it one of the biggest failings, outside of adding essentials and hybrids to the system. By now, someone has probably said where to find the prices, if they were ever made. [/QUOTE]

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