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#1 Darkkaioken Aug 14, 2010 22:09:18	The multiclass Bravo says:   "Once per encounter... you can designate one creature as your prey, gaining +2 to attack rolls and damage rolls against that creature until the end of your next turn.  The creature remains your prey until [you kill it], [you turn it off], or until [the fight ends] - whichever comes first." Does this mean you only get the bonus to attack and damage for the duration from when you activate it with a minor action until the end of your next turn, or do those bonuses remain in play for the duration that creature is your prey?  To me, it reads as the first and, if that's the case, then what's the point of it still being classified as your prey when the bonuses have worn off off after the end of your next turn.  Can anyone please clarify?
#2 red_tanker Aug 15, 2010 4:28:19	Simple, these are seperate effects. The +2/+2 bonus lasts until the end of your next turn. The "this creature is your prey" effect lasts until it dies/you turn it off/end of encounter. There are later MC feats that require the MC-Bravo feat, that give you powers that only work on your 'Prey'.