Warden Marking

[Diplomat123]

Just about to start playing a warden and wanted to clarify how their marking works. Their class feature allows them to mark all adjacent enemies as a free action at any time during their turn.

So can i start a move action, move next to some enemies, mark them all as a free action and then continue that same move action?

Also, can i charge, mark all adjacent enemies as a free action, and then resolve the hit and damage from the charge? If i resolve the damage first, then the charge and my turn is over.

 

[abyssaldeath]

Just about to start playing a warden and wanted to clarify how their marking works. Their class feature allows them to mark all adjacent enemies as a free action at any time during their turn.

So can i start a move action, move next to some enemies, mark them all as a free action and then continue that same move action?

Also, can i charge, mark all adjacent enemies as a free action, and then resolve the hit and damage from the charge? If i resolve the damage first, then the charge and my turn is over.

I remember reading that it is suppose to work that way. I don't remember if it was an FAQ or a DEV post. If I find it I will post it.

 

[eamon]

It's a free action once per turn during your round; you can mark half-way a charge, if you so should choose; and apparently it's the intent that you may choose to mark any the creatures adjacent - so you don't necessarily need to mark everyone. It's not an all-or-nothing thing, you get to pick and choose.

 

[eamon]

I remember reading that it is suppose to work that way. I don't remember if it was an FAQ or a DEV post. If I find it I will post it.

One of the dragon magazines, IIRC. Warden essentials or somesuch?

 

[abyssaldeath]

One of the dragon magazines, IIRC. Warden essentials or somesuch?

Ah, yes that was it. Warden Essential article from Dragon 379.