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<blockquote data-quote="Mal Malenkirk" data-source="post: 4645423" data-attributes="member: 834">Only one mark per target.&nbsp; If the enemy was marked by the fighter and now the warpriest marks him, it would remove the fighter mark.If the character is both a warpriest and a fighter and therefore has two different type of marks, I'd ask him to choose which is in effect.You can only make one opportunity attack per enemy's turn so that is a given.You read to much in a 'next time'.&nbsp; The target is marked for the encounter unless superseded or unless you makr someone else with this feature.So yeah, next time he shifts.&nbsp; And the next after that.&nbsp; And the next.&nbsp; No need to 'reset'.No.&nbsp; A basic attack is just that; a STR attack vs AC with your weapon and nothing more.It's what you do when you charge, for example.3 wasn't trueIf you are also a fighter, than yes, I guess.A reward for having inherited an encounter and daily power that requires Wisdom and an implement...I'd say not.&nbsp; If you are included in the blast, you are included as a target.&nbsp; It shouldn't trigger the mark.&nbsp; I agree that by the text you can split hair and claim otherwise, but that's how every mark work and I wouldn't let someone rule lawyer his way out of it.&nbsp; As a DM I'd just shurgged it off.It's fairly clear.You get a blast 5 that does ongoing radiant (save ends).As a secondary you can immediatelt do 5D10 + WIS against 1 creature taking ongoing radiant from that attack within 5 square.On subsequent round, you can take a standard action to repeat that 5D10+WIS against a target suffering ongoing radiant from that initial blast.You can keep it up as long as someone hasn't succeeded his saving throw and is still taking damage from the initial blast.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mal Malenkirk, post: 4645423, member: 834"] Only one mark per target. If the enemy was marked by the fighter and now the warpriest marks him, it would remove the fighter mark. If the character is both a warpriest and a fighter and therefore has two different type of marks, I'd ask him to choose which is in effect. You can only make one opportunity attack per enemy's turn so that is a given. You read to much in a 'next time'. The target is marked for the encounter unless superseded or unless you makr someone else with this feature. So yeah, next time he shifts. And the next after that. And the next. No need to 'reset'. No. A basic attack is just that; a STR attack vs AC with your weapon and nothing more. It's what you do when you charge, for example. 3 wasn't true If you are also a fighter, than yes, I guess. A reward for having inherited an encounter and daily power that requires Wisdom and an implement... I'd say not. If you are included in the blast, you are included as a target. It shouldn't trigger the mark. I agree that by the text you can split hair and claim otherwise, but that's how every mark work and I wouldn't let someone rule lawyer his way out of it. As a DM I'd just shurgged it off. It's fairly clear. You get a blast 5 that does ongoing radiant (save ends). As a secondary you can immediatelt do 5D10 + WIS against 1 creature taking ongoing radiant from that attack within 5 square. On subsequent round, you can take a standard action to repeat that 5D10+WIS against a target suffering ongoing radiant from that initial blast. You can keep it up as long as someone hasn't succeeded his saving throw and is still taking damage from the initial blast. [/QUOTE]

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