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<blockquote data-quote="Dr_Ruminahui" data-source="post: 4843095" data-attributes="member: 81104">My own thought was that the power was easier to write as an at will that had a restriction on how many times a day it could be used.&nbsp;That said, it is easier to conceptualize (at least for me) as a power that grants a number of daily powers.&nbsp; If I ever play a palladin, I will create one power card for each use, using the same backer for them as I would for my daily powers.&nbsp;Rules wise, I think the rule could be written either way and largely be indentical.&nbsp; The difference it would make is for conditions/powers such as dominate which allow someone else to direct your use of an at-will power.&nbsp; If it were written as a daily, a cleric could be dominated to heal one of his enemies, but a paladin could not, which seems a bit incongruous - there seems no background reason why their healing should be treated differently in such a situation.&nbsp; Perhaps Lay on Hands was made a &quot;limited at-will&quot; rather than a &quot;multiple daily&quot; to address this very problem.&nbsp;That said, I believe this difference was mentioned previously in this thread.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dr_Ruminahui, post: 4843095, member: 81104"] My own thought was that the power was easier to [I]write[/I] as an at will that had a restriction on how many times a day it could be used. That said, it is easier to [I]conceptualize[/I] (at least for me) as a power that grants a number of daily powers. If I ever play a palladin, I will create one power card for each use, using the same backer for them as I would for my daily powers. Rules wise, I think the rule could be written either way and [I]largely [/I]be indentical. The difference it would make is for conditions/powers such as dominate which allow someone else to direct your use of an at-will power. If it were written as a daily, a cleric could be dominated to heal one of his enemies, but a paladin could not, which seems a bit incongruous - there seems no background reason why their healing should be treated differently in such a situation. Perhaps Lay on Hands was made a "limited at-will" rather than a "multiple daily" to address this very problem. That said, I believe this difference was mentioned previously in this thread. [/QUOTE]

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