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<blockquote data-quote="Fundin Strongarm" data-source="post: 4824026" data-attributes="member: 11383">I'm reasonably sure everyone here is aware that it works only when you hit.&nbsp; But even you recognize that it will be used when &quot;he's sure he'll hit&quot;.&nbsp; See how it works when the human Paladin from Chauntea with Action Surge, a Lance of Faith power bonus, combat advantage and a Tactical Warlord ally crits in 4 of 5 encounters.&nbsp; Let's just say it isn't all that difficult to pull off.Saying that it uses up channel divinity doesn't mean much.&nbsp; If there are no undead, a Cleric is only giving up +1 on their next attack.&nbsp; A Paladin gives up allowing an ally to make a save with their CHA bonus.&nbsp; An Avenger gives up giving an ally a reroll (which IS rather good).Saying it uses up a minor action doesn't mean all that much either.&nbsp; Even though all the classes that make use of RRoT actually do use minor actions, in many cases swapping out a move action or not healing/challenging/oath targetting that round isn't too difficult.Saying it uses up an attack power is meaningless.&nbsp; What ELSE are you doing with your standard action???As for using a feat, so what?&nbsp; A feat to get a good chance of a once per encounter crit is the issue here.You can certainly see that it dwarfs to oblivion the Divine Strength Channel Divinity Paladin feature, right?&nbsp; I'm surprised RRoT isn't higher on the list.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fundin Strongarm, post: 4824026, member: 11383"] I'm reasonably sure everyone here is aware that it works only when you hit. But even you recognize that it will be used when "he's sure he'll hit". See how it works when the human Paladin from Chauntea with Action Surge, a Lance of Faith power bonus, combat advantage and a Tactical Warlord ally crits in 4 of 5 encounters. Let's just say it isn't all that difficult to pull off. Saying that it uses up channel divinity doesn't mean much. If there are no undead, a Cleric is only giving up +1 on their next attack. A Paladin gives up allowing an ally to make a save with their CHA bonus. An Avenger gives up giving an ally a reroll (which IS rather good). Saying it uses up a minor action doesn't mean all that much either. Even though all the classes that make use of RRoT actually do use minor actions, in many cases swapping out a move action or not healing/challenging/oath targetting that round isn't too difficult. Saying it uses up an attack power is meaningless. What ELSE are you doing with your standard action??? As for using a feat, so what? A feat to get a good chance of a once per encounter crit is the issue here. You can certainly see that it dwarfs to oblivion the Divine Strength Channel Divinity Paladin feature, right? I'm surprised RRoT isn't higher on the list. [/QUOTE]

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