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<blockquote data-quote="stobil" data-source="post: 4694484" data-attributes="member: 82514"><p>Rel / Astavian - I was thinking about the Divine Challenge, because it seemed like it was pretty similar in design/nature to things like the Warlock's Curse and Hunter's Quarry.&nbsp; With both of those, you get to do the extra damage once per turn / target, I believe.&nbsp; If that is the case with Divine Challenge, then I think we were actually applying it incorrectly in the case of the dragon last session.&nbsp; I think, Rel, that you were hitting the dragon for the 6 points every time it didn't attack Astavian, even multiple times in one turn.&nbsp; If Divine Challenge works like the other powers, the dragon should have only been damaged once per turn for not attacking Astavian.&nbsp; Just wanted to see if that is in fact the case, because if it does take the damage every time, that makes Divine Challenge a little more powerful, especially in regards to something like the dragon which got the riposte attacks on a miss.&nbsp; I think that perhaps Ryukar was looking out for Astavian in the fight anyway, and extra damage from the Paladin's deity was appropriate for the nasty black dragon.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="stobil, post: 4694484, member: 82514"] Rel / Astavian - I was thinking about the Divine Challenge, because it seemed like it was pretty similar in design/nature to things like the Warlock's Curse and Hunter's Quarry. With both of those, you get to do the extra damage once per turn / target, I believe. If that is the case with Divine Challenge, then I think we were actually applying it incorrectly in the case of the dragon last session. I think, Rel, that you were hitting the dragon for the 6 points every time it didn't attack Astavian, even multiple times in one turn. If Divine Challenge works like the other powers, the dragon should have only been damaged once per turn for not attacking Astavian. Just wanted to see if that is in fact the case, because if it does take the damage every time, that makes Divine Challenge a little more powerful, especially in regards to something like the dragon which got the riposte attacks on a miss. I think that perhaps Ryukar was looking out for Astavian in the fight anyway, and extra damage from the Paladin's deity was appropriate for the nasty black dragon. [/QUOTE]

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