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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DarkLord Of DForce" data-source="post: 5053125" data-attributes="member: 85416">Okay, here is the text, I'll paste in my question and then their reply:"Customer (Ronald Hall) - 01/10/2010 10:19 AMOkay, if you use Vengeful Parry to interrupt an attack, then move away, perVengefuls Parry description, do you *have* to slide the attacker adjacentto you?The Players Handbook says that with forced movement powers, you can chooseto move the target, choose not to move the target, or only move it part way."and this was their reply:"Response (Support Agent) - 01/10/2010 05:08 PMHello Ronald,Yes, you must slide the target two squares to an adjacent to you."I'm not very satisfied with this reply - its one of the shortest I've ever gotten from them. So I sent back a reply to their response, and I included the complete text from that section in the PH2, page 219/220:"Many powers allow you and your allies to move or allowyou to move your enemies forcibly. If a power notes adistance that you or an ally moves (for example, “you shift2 squares”), the character allowed to move can decideto move all, some, or none of that distance. Similarly, if apower forcibly moves an enemy (for example, “you pushthe target 3 squares”), you can decide to move the enemyall, some, or none of that distance.If a power notes the destination for your or an ally’smove (for example, “a space adjacent to the target”), thecharacter allowed to move decides either to move to thatdestination or not. You can’t move partway. Similarly, if apower specifies where you force an enemy to move, youdecide either to move the enemy there or not."I'm still awaiting their response.</blockquote>

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