Oath of Enmity is it a mark?

Is the Oath a mark?


Oath of Enmity
You focus your wrath on a single foe, giving your attacks against it extraordinary accuracy.

Encounter (Special) Divine
Minor Action Close burst 10

Target: One enemy you can see in burst

Effect: When you make a melee attack against the target and the target is the only enemy adjacent to you, you make two attack rolls and use either result. This effect lasts until the end of the encounter or until the target drops to 0 hit points, at which point you regain the use of this power.
If another effect lets you roll twice and use the higher result when making an attack roll, this power has no effect on that attack. If an effect forces you to roll twice and use the lower result when making an attack roll, this power has no effect on that attack either.
If an effect lets you reroll an attack roll and you rolled twice because of this power, you reroll both dice.


Symbol of Dire Fate
This symbol glimmers with divine light as you press your advantage against an enemy.

Level: 5
Price: 1,000 gp
Implement (Holy Symbol)
Enhancement: +1 attack rolls and damage rolls
Critical: +1d6 damage
Property: When you use this holy symbol to attack a target currently marked by you, you gain a +1 bonus to the attack roll.
Property: On a critical hit you deal +1d12 damage instead of +1d6 against enemies currently marked by you.

No, an oath is different than a mark.

This does allow you to oath an enemy that is marked by someone else.

jibuki wrote:Charge oath target and attack

Censure of Pursuit
If your oath of enmity target moves away from you willingly, you gain a bonus to damage rolls against the target equal to 2 + your Dexterity modifier until the end of your next turn. The bonus increases to 4 + your Dexterity modifier at 11th level and 6 + your Dexterity modifier at 21st level.

And aaaaaaaauuuuuuuggggghhhhh can I get a couple of more powers!!?!?!

In next rest, take a double dose of No doze from Ashe if he shares.

If an oathed Eladrin teleported away from Telgarth, grabbed a sword, then charged Blade (heading back toward Telgarth), would that trigger the censure, or does teleporting not count?

Assuming that Telgarth is the Avenger who has the Eladrin "oathed", then I'd say that they became further away willingly. The act of teleporting resulted in the Eladrin being further away from the Avenger so the Censure is triggered. It does not matter that the Eladrin then moved back toward the Avenger, only the fact that at some point the Eladrin became further away from the Avenger through a willing act on the Eladrin's part. The Censure does not say; "If a target ends its turn further away from the Avenger than when the target started its turn...", it says "...moves away...".

Teleporting away is the same as moving away, except that no AoO is triggered.

Dwarmaj wrote:Teleporting away is the same as moving away, except that no AoO is triggered.

That's what I thought. I just had some doubts after I posted. That's what we did & the dancer fell. Thanks!

(& yes, Telgarth was the one who oathed in this example)

So what is the should damage have been?

MBA 1d8 + 6 + 7? It looks like Brad just rolled the 1d8 + 7