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Message: <blockquote data-quote="keterys" data-source="post: 4941745" data-attributes="member: 43019">Could you link me that? If they've said that, I can spread it around in my gaming groups. We'd be happy to do it the right way...Well, by the rules of the game, in the PHB1 and further explicitly clarified in the PHB2, it is incorrect. You have to choose the targets before making the attack. Out of several dozen players I know face to face, I've only seen one try to do it the way you're discussing, and when asked about it, admitted it was because that's how it worked in 3e and they immediately stopped. It's possible I only know lawyers and know a startling number of the .5% of players, but it seems far more likely your numbers are incorrect.I'd totally believe that they intended it to work like the new method of doing things in the PH2 though. I'd also believe that they'd chosen not to fix it because they realized it was good enough as it was, and are now designing powers more like the 'making X attacks but only apply damage bonuses once' like evidenced in the assassin. Which is definitely an even better way to design things, and could easily be applied to Twin Strike.</blockquote>