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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hypersmurf" data-source="post: 4569358" data-attributes="member: 1656">When you sustain a power, you prevent the power from ending.  If you don't sustain the power in any round after you use it, the power ends at the end of your turn.  If the power has ended, it can't be sustained.But in the round that you use it, it doesn't end at the end of your turn.So in round 1, you use the power; at the end of your turn, the power doesn't end.  The target has his turn.In round 2, you sustain the power; the target takes damage, and the (save ends) kicks in.  The power doesn't end at the end of your turn.  The target has his turn, and he gets a save.  If he fails, the power doesn't end, and you can sustain it again next turn.  If he succeeds, the power ends, so you can't sustain it next turn.-Hyp.</blockquote>