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<blockquote data-quote="FireLance" data-source="post: 4928323" data-attributes="member: 3424">You may be too focused on granting saving throws with your encounter powers. Get the paladin to take up some of the saving throw granting slack by saving his Channel Divinity for divine mettle instead of using it on divine strength, or pick up Saving Inspiration (not sure if you have that already - I'm away from my Builder so I can't check read your file), or swap out knight's move for shake it off.Then, swap out stirring force for provoke overextension. It's a fun power to use even if you're not a bravura warlord. Hit someone adjacent to and marked by the fighter and he gets to use his Combat Challenge (if he hasn't used it already). Alternatively, hit someone subject to the paladin's divine challenge or divine sanction and he takes extra damage (again, if he hasn't been damaged by it already). The mark reduces the chance that the provoked attack will hit you, and you can further tilt the odds in your favor with magic items such as screaming armor. If the opponent's attack misses, an ally gets a free basic attack against him. Played properly, you can get two or three attacks out of a single power.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FireLance, post: 4928323, member: 3424"] You may be too focused on granting saving throws with your encounter powers. Get the paladin to take up some of the saving throw granting slack by saving his Channel Divinity for [I]divine mettle[/I] instead of using it on [I]divine strength[/I], or pick up Saving Inspiration (not sure if you have that already - I'm away from my Builder so I can't check read your file), or swap out [I]knight's move[/I] for [I]shake it off[/I]. Then, swap out [I]stirring force[/I] for [I]provoke overextension[/I]. It's a fun power to use even if you're not a bravura warlord. Hit someone adjacent to and marked by the fighter and he gets to use his Combat Challenge (if he hasn't used it already). Alternatively, hit someone subject to the paladin's [I]divine challenge[/I] or divine sanction and he takes extra damage (again, if he hasn't been damaged by it already). The mark reduces the chance that the provoked attack will hit you, and you can further tilt the odds in your favor with magic items such as [I]screaming armor[/I]. If the opponent's attack misses, an ally gets a free basic attack against him. Played properly, you can get two or three attacks out of a single power. [/QUOTE]

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