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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DracoSuave" data-source="post: 4936556" data-attributes="member: 71571">Well, that's part of a DM's job to do that sort of figuring it out, so there needs to be less explanation than for powers which are for players who don't need to be as intimate with the rules or have abilities to make rulings.But what we DO know:The power does not repeat the attack.The power does not repeat the slide.The power has only one contiguous effect.That effect ends when you save.The power has sustain minor, with no additional effect on the sustain, so the only thing the power -can- sustain is the effect with a save.If a power ends you cannot sustain it, because it is no longer active.The only possibility that makes sense is that the condition ends when either you fail to sustain, or they make a save.  It's an elegant solution, and doesn't involve inventing attacks that do not exist.  There is precident for this style of ability as well.The other two possibilities are either 'Save ends doesn't actually apply' or 'Sustain doesn't actually apply', and I feel those are inelegant rulings to make.</blockquote>