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<blockquote data-quote="ren1999" data-source="post: 5945001" data-attributes="member: 85179">I was assuming that the fighter had the streaker in her field of view before getting an opportunity attack. But you make a good observation. Should she be allowed to block multiple opponents or those out of her sight from running past her to eviscerate the white bearded old man?I think designers can let us look at one half of the cake while eating the other half if they would make a rule that says all opponents within&nbsp; the field of view of the fighter stop when running adjacent to her. They must then attack her instead of the wizard as if they had the marked condition.But I am very excited about the Dodge Action and how useful it is now. Why not just let the players skip their turn if they would like to take an opportunity attack or defensive action when they are attacked?Instead of shooting a Magic Missile, a wizard could cast Blade Barrier as his reaction at being attacked then skip his standard action turn.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ren1999, post: 5945001, member: 85179"] I was assuming that the fighter had the streaker in her field of view before getting an opportunity attack. But you make a good observation. Should she be allowed to block multiple opponents or those out of her sight from running past her to eviscerate the white bearded old man? I think designers can let us look at one half of the cake while eating the other half if they would make a rule that says all opponents within the field of view of the fighter stop when running adjacent to her. They must then attack her instead of the wizard as if they had the marked condition. But I am very excited about the Dodge Action and how useful it is now. Why not just let the players skip their turn if they would like to take an opportunity attack or defensive action when they are attacked? Instead of shooting a Magic Missile, a wizard could cast Blade Barrier as his reaction at being attacked then skip his standard action turn. [/QUOTE]

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