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Message: <blockquote data-quote="renau1g" data-source="post: 5914748" data-attributes="member: 54810">"FONT OF LIFEAt the start of your turn, you can make a saving throw against one effect that a save can end. On a save, the effect immediately ends, preventing it from affecting you on your current turn. If you save against being stunned or dazed, you can act normally on your turn. If you save against ongoing damage, you avoid taking the damage.If you fail the saving throw, you still make a saving throw against the effect at the end of your turn." - CompendiumSuperior Will"if you are dazed or stunned, you can make a saving throw at the start of your turn to end that effect, even if the effect doesn’t normally end on a save" - CompendiumThe benefit of superior Will is that if you are Dazed until end of next turn, you can't use Font of Life, but Superior Will grants you a save. Also, if you are say dazed (save ends) and Ongoing 10 damage (save ends) you can use Superior Will against the dazed effect and the Font of Life against the damage. As you have probably noticed, as you level up multiple effects at the satrt of your turn are pretty common and dazing effects are more common also. The more chances you get to throw off an effect, the better (IMO)</blockquote>