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<blockquote data-quote="N0Man" data-source="post: 4197305" data-attributes="member: 64066">Based on the information that we now have, wouldn't it be possible to have a Warlock with the Soldier of the Faith feat?So, wouldn't this would allow a Warlock to to issue a Divine Challenge once per encounter to a target as a minor action, and then use Eyebite to make himself invisible to the target until the next turn.Of course the invisibility ends at the beginning of the Warlock's turn, and supposedly Divine Challenge is being rewritten so that the Paladin has to continue to pursue and engage the target for it to be maintained, and casting Eyebite at melee range would provoke an attack of opportunity at which time you wouldn't be invisible, but what if you throw a warrior into the fray as well?The Warlock can use Eyebite and Divine Challenge on the target, then close to melee (either by move or a shift) in order to fulfill his part.&nbsp; Then the warrior can use Tide of Iron to push the target back a square, knocking it out of melee range of the warlock.&nbsp; Now the Warlock will not be in melee range at the beginning of his turn, may again cast Eyebite at range (so not to provoke) and then step toward the target again to maintain the Divine Challenge.Would you agree that this sounds legal based on what we know?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="N0Man, post: 4197305, member: 64066"] Based on the information that we now have, wouldn't it be possible to have a Warlock with the Soldier of the Faith feat? So, wouldn't this would allow a Warlock to to issue a Divine Challenge once per encounter to a target as a minor action, and then use Eyebite to make himself invisible to the target until the next turn. Of course the invisibility ends at the beginning of the Warlock's turn, and supposedly Divine Challenge is being rewritten so that the Paladin has to continue to pursue and engage the target for it to be maintained, and casting Eyebite at melee range would provoke an attack of opportunity at which time you wouldn't be invisible, but what if you throw a warrior into the fray as well? The Warlock can use Eyebite and Divine Challenge on the target, then close to melee (either by move or a shift) in order to fulfill his part. Then the warrior can use Tide of Iron to push the target back a square, knocking it out of melee range of the warlock. Now the Warlock will not be in melee range at the beginning of his turn, may again cast Eyebite at range (so not to provoke) and then step toward the target again to maintain the Divine Challenge. Would you agree that this sounds legal based on what we know? [/QUOTE]

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