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| #1ifritusOct 02, 2009 16:38:59 | well. a post a while ago got me thinking... it was the elemental one. the elemental power source. i got thinking. hey! an Elemental defender! evrythings fine (in my view) and im onto powers. lv3 Encounters to be precise. now... is this too powerful for lv3 Encounter? Trigger: One enemy makes a melee attack against an ally Target:the triggering creature Effect: the attack is cancelled and the target is knocked prone. If they stand up at any time until the end of your next turn, they take 3D4+ Wisdom modifier damage, and are restrained until the end of their next turn. please tell me how i turn off this blasted return space thing? hwo am i meant to post when i cant even type blocks? |
| #2SinasilverOct 03, 2009 4:57:36 | I'm not able to help with the balance, but you can single-space if you hold shift while hitting the enter key. That looks Good luck with the important part of the question. |
| #3slobo777aOct 03, 2009 7:49:53 | Yes it is too powerful for a level 3 Encounter. Look at the Paladin L3 Encounter: Avenging Smite. Doesn't cancel the attack. Or the Swordmage L3 Encounter: Dimensional Vortex, which is closer in power level, but does require a hit from the swordmage.
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| #4ifritusOct 03, 2009 14:31:17 | thank you. Trigger:One enemy makes a melee attack against an ally thoughts? I suppose this is a good example to say to Homebrewers that if a power or ability seems too powerful, then it probably is. But not necessarily the whole thing, just an aspect |
| #5rampantOct 03, 2009 20:15:40 | General rule is that attack powers require attack rolls, and that level three powers are encounter attack powers. |