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Warlord - Brash Assault - Daring Performer - Stoneroot's Endurance

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#1
randomvirus
Jun 19, 2012 3:03:43 Looking for some other input on how people would interpret this combo.

I have a Warlord with the the Brash Assault power. I have two feats that I think work in tandem with each other. Daring Performer and Stoneroot's Endurance.

My interpretation of this is I grant the enemy that attack, they crit me, because their granted attack was a crit, my ally's granted attack is also a crit. However I also get to roll on Stoneroot's Endurance to have a chance that the attack on me is not a crit.

Thusly, I have a chance on being critted on that I may not receive a crit, but my ally will always get a crit because the granted attack was a crit.

I'm wondering if others reach a similar or different conclusion in regards to this combination.
#2
Reyemile
Jun 19, 2012 22:53:08
Looking for some other input on how people would interpret this combo.

I have a Warlord with the the Brash Assault power. I have two feats that I think work in tandem with each other. Daring Performer and Stoneroot's Endurance.

My interpretation of this is I grant the enemy that attack, they crit me, because their granted attack was a crit, my ally's granted attack is also a crit. However I also get to roll on Stoneroot's Endurance to have a chance that the attack on me is not a crit.

Thusly, I have a chance on being critted on that I may not receive a crit, but my ally will always get a crit because the granted attack was a crit.

I'm wondering if others reach a similar or different conclusion in regards to this combination.

I don't know about that combination, but it doesn't matter because Brash Assault is the literally the worst power in 4e.

#3
Eisenritter
Jun 19, 2012 23:36:18 Don't think Daring Performer works that way. The feat that makes Brash Assault worth using is Harlequin Style.
#4
Cohen95
Jun 20, 2012 12:13:10 With the caveat that this is not the Rules Q&A forum, at my table I would rule that Stoneroot's triggers first, so you roll to make it a regular hit, and then Daring Performer kicks in. So if SE reduces it to a normal hit, DP doesn't kick in to give your ally an auto-crit.

Because the other way sounds cheesy.

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#1 randomvirus Jun 19, 2012 3:03:43	Looking for some other input on how people would interpret this combo. I have a Warlord with the the Brash Assault power. I have two feats that I think work in tandem with each other. Daring Performer and Stoneroot's Endurance. My interpretation of this is I grant the enemy that attack, they crit me, because their granted attack was a crit, my ally's granted attack is also a crit. However I also get to roll on Stoneroot's Endurance to have a chance that the attack on me is not a crit. Thusly, I have a chance on being critted on that I may not receive a crit, but my ally will always get a crit because the granted attack was a crit. I'm wondering if others reach a similar or different conclusion in regards to this combination.
#2 Reyemile Jun 19, 2012 22:53:08	Looking for some other input on how people would interpret this combo. I have a Warlord with the the Brash Assault power. I have two feats that I think work in tandem with each other. Daring Performer and Stoneroot's Endurance. My interpretation of this is I grant the enemy that attack, they crit me, because their granted attack was a crit, my ally's granted attack is also a crit. However I also get to roll on Stoneroot's Endurance to have a chance that the attack on me is not a crit. Thusly, I have a chance on being critted on that I may not receive a crit, but my ally will always get a crit because the granted attack was a crit. I'm wondering if others reach a similar or different conclusion in regards to this combination. I don't know about that combination, but it doesn't matter because Brash Assault is the literally the worst power in 4e.
#3 Eisenritter Jun 19, 2012 23:36:18	Don't think Daring Performer works that way. The feat that makes Brash Assault worth using is Harlequin Style.
#4 Cohen95 Jun 20, 2012 12:13:10	With the caveat that this is not the Rules Q&A forum, at my table I would rule that Stoneroot's triggers first, so you roll to make it a regular hit, and then Daring Performer kicks in. So if SE reduces it to a normal hit, DP doesn't kick in to give your ally an auto-crit. Because the other way sounds cheesy.