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Message: <blockquote data-quote="UngeheuerLich" data-source="post: 5069347" data-attributes="member: 59057">I don´t know, but in the post above i read that it was an opportunity action to shift and you need to be adjacent to punish... so you use up both actions when the enemy shifts and attacks. @warden: IIRC the warden uses an immediate action to punish. So after a shift back and then a charge which passes the warden in an adjacent square, the warden gets his regular opportunity action for someone leaving an adjacent square. (so the path is more or less blocked. The battlemind has to make following decisions: the enemy shifts: if he is then in a position to attack an ally, you shift with him using up your opportunity action. Then the monster decides to charge "around" you to get to the wizard. You can´t use your opportunity action to punish the passing monster. But in play it won´t be that bad, because if the monste shifts besides an ally to provoke your opportunity shift, this ally gets an opportunity attack. It only becomes a problem against a monster with reach or when the ally is someone incapable of making a worthwhile oportunity attack... but in this case there is usually noone left behind you to charge. Still a theoretcally different thing.</blockquote>