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<blockquote data-quote="N8Ball" data-source="post: 4891807" data-attributes="member: 63757">I agree that it could have been described more clearly.&nbsp; I think part of the reason why it wasn't described like rattling (although that would have cleared a lot up) is that it's not *exactly* a new keyword in the strictest sense since it doesn't appear in the keyword line of powers.&nbsp; Rather, it's more like a special applied condition, like general Marking.&nbsp; Lots of classes have the ability to put marks on targets through powers, (warlords and clerics being notable non defenders).&nbsp; But the rules on Marking is not pitched as a keyword, or even described explicitly in the class section.&nbsp; If you want to know what that part of your warlord power does, you have to go look up the marked condition on the combat section.In this case, the applied special condition is unique to Paladins, so it's only described (poorly) in the paladin section, thus creating the confusion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="N8Ball, post: 4891807, member: 63757"] I agree that it could have been described more clearly. I think part of the reason why it wasn't described like rattling (although that would have cleared a lot up) is that it's not *exactly* a new keyword in the strictest sense since it doesn't appear in the keyword line of powers. Rather, it's more like a special applied condition, like general Marking. Lots of classes have the ability to put marks on targets through powers, (warlords and clerics being notable non defenders). But the rules on Marking is not pitched as a keyword, or even described explicitly in the class section. If you want to know what that part of your warlord power does, you have to go look up the marked condition on the combat section. In this case, the applied special condition is unique to Paladins, so it's only described (poorly) in the paladin section, thus creating the confusion. [/QUOTE]

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