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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dire Human" data-source="post: 5673971" data-attributes="member: 57504">First of all, let me say that I love the pun. Makes me wish I'd thought of it. For everyone who can't read dark blue on black, though, here's what the tiger looks like:Getting to the actual monster, this is the first Lurker I've seen that can mark; usually, that's left to Soldiers. Also, looking at a few similarly-leveled monsters, this tiger is doing a huge amount of damage with a huge amount of AC; 2d8 + 6 is your average player character's Encounter power, while this guy is doing that kind of damage at-will.As for the mark, I think you really want the target to be Grabbed? As it stands now, the tiger could mark a target, the target could flee, and then the tiger could use Drag to magically pull the target all the way back to its starting point. I can see what you're trying to do with the combo, let me just try to bring it back down to earth:Other than some clean-up and clarification, I think the tiger's a terrific idea. Latching onto a target and dragging it away is a pretty panic-inducing thought to a PC (or at least to the Defender trying to keep his party alive). I'm glad I could help, good luck on your publication!</blockquote>