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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TikkchikFenTikktikk" data-source="post: 4329086" data-attributes="member: 67494">Is it just me or is the text on retraining and replacing powers from the PHB confusing?"Power: You can replace a power with anotherpower of the same type (at-will attack power, encounterattack power, daily attack power, or utility power),of the same level or lower, and from the same class—a5th-level attack power for another 5th-level attackpower, for example, or a 22nd-level utility power for adifferent 22nd-level utility power."PHB p. 28Is this something different from replacing powers at certain level-ups, as specified by the Character Advancement table? "39,000 13th — replace 1 encounter attack power 8 2/4*/3/4"(PHB p. 29)Let's say I have a lvl 2 cleric with 2/1/1/1 powers. The cleric hits level three and gains 1 encounter attack power. So now the cleric knows 1 3rd-level encounter attack power and one 1st-level encounter attack power. That 1st-level power may be different than what the cleric had at lvl 1 (started with Divine Glow but "retrained" it to Cause Fear, for example).Now the cleric is lvl 12 and hits lvl 13. If I'm understanding this correctly: instead of swapping Cause Fear back to Divine Glow, the cleric can replace the 1st-level entirely with a 13th-level encounter power, like Mantle of Glory.The cleric now would have a 13th-level, a 7th-level, and a 3rd-level encounter power, and potentially different 7th- and 3rd-level powers than were initially chosen.Sorry if this seems remedial but I was really confused. I think it makes sense now that I've typed it all out.Correct me if I'm wrong.I really, really wish the PHB had walked some characters (at least one!) from 1st- to 30th-level as an example.</blockquote>

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