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<blockquote data-quote="Mengu" data-source="post: 4752771" data-attributes="member: 65726">Well, this is exactly why I asked the first question. 3 people seemed to think there would be no penalty as long as the dragon had the intention of attacking the fighter with one of those attacks, which is what I was going with.&nbsp;I have no idea what would happen if the dragon missed one of the earlier attacks, a bard decided to slide the fighter out of the way with improved cunning, and the dragon can no longer attack the fighter. Do we rewind time and the dragon suddenly starts taking penalties to his attacks, and the fighter gets his combat challenge attack before he was slid?&nbsp;Really odd timing. If virtue of cunning was an immediate reaction I guess this wouldn't be a problem since all of the dragon's attacks would first have to be resolved. But since it's a free action, it can cause some funky interaction, unless I'm missing something.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mengu, post: 4752771, member: 65726"] Well, this is exactly why I asked the first question. 3 people seemed to think there would be no penalty as long as the dragon had the intention of attacking the fighter with one of those attacks, which is what I was going with. I have no idea what would happen if the dragon missed one of the earlier attacks, a bard decided to slide the fighter out of the way with improved cunning, and the dragon can no longer attack the fighter. Do we rewind time and the dragon suddenly starts taking penalties to his attacks, and the fighter gets his combat challenge attack before he was slid? Really odd timing. If virtue of cunning was an immediate reaction I guess this wouldn't be a problem since all of the dragon's attacks would first have to be resolved. But since it's a free action, it can cause some funky interaction, unless I'm missing something. [/QUOTE]

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