• Geron Kalddar
  • Dwarf Resilient Battlemind, Level 1
  • Passive Perception: 19, Passive Insight: 14
  • AC: 17 Fort: 14 Reflex: 10 Will: 16 Speed: 5, Initiative: 0
  • HP: 33, Bloodied: 16, Surge Value: 8, Surges: 13/13
  • Cast-Iron Stomach: +5 save vs poison
  • Stand Your Ground: -1 space forced movement / imm save vs prone att
  • Dwarven Resilience: second wind as minor action
  • Resistances: Acid: 2, Cold: 2, Fire: 2, Lightning: 2
  • Powers
  • Battlemind's Demand
  • Blurred Step
  • Mind Spike
  • Bull's Strength
  • Iron Fist
  • Augment Points: 1 2
  • Battle Resilience
  • Elemental Legacy
  • Second Wind
  • Aspect of Elevated Harmony
  • Items
  • Scalemail
  • Greataxe
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  Ravenblade - Dwarf Two-Weapon Ranger, Hammer of Moradin (Scales of War)
  « Last edit by Viktor on Fri Apr 09, 2010 10:34 am. »

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Ari, is your character a female? Your avatar certainly looks like a chick.

yeah my character is female.

Oh, it looks like we started!!

Also, please send me wish lists if you have them.

I just decided to stick with the encounter and daily powers that looked the most powerful to me. They involve marking, though. If it becomes an issue with the other defender, I'll train out of them shortly.

I hope your paladin and my battlemind won't get in each other's way. My battlemind essentiall can only mark one enemy at time, but the mark sticks until the end of the encounter or if I switch targets. His strategy is to single out an enemy and have at him until he dies, kind of like a duel. It works best I think if he goes after the enemy controllers or if he kepts his allies near him.

Question, when you use a marking power like Call to Arms or Valorous Strike, can you choose to intentionally NOT mark an enemy (e.g. the one that my battlemind has marked)?

Many of my powers explicitly state that an certain enemies are subject to my divine challenge, which is a mark. I cannot control those. With so many people playing, it's likely we'll find ourselves separated in the battle, holding down different parts of the line. If it becomes an issue, I'll happily retrain. I just picked the powers that looked the most badass at the time.

Divine challenge is controllable, and it lasts so long as I attack or end my turn adjacent to the marked bad guy. I also took an at-will that marks on a hit. It's only the 1 encounter power and my daily that could cause any issues at this point.

My question was about the rules of marking powers actually. With push/pull/slide powers that also specifically state that the target is moved, the rules stipulate that you can choose to move a target some/all/or none of the spaces. I'm wondering if the same applies to marking powers. It would be great if it were.

I'm not certain. There isn't any wiggle wording in the character file the CB puts out. I'll have a look at my books when I'm at home.

if i wanted to write a short back story, would I be able to post it here?

Of course!

cool