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| rdfs:comment | - Threatening Rush was introduced in "Martial Power 2" by Richard Baker. It is rated as an average power, as mass marking can be effective, but there is no contingency for a miss that's found with Dual strike, and there may not be means to enforce multiple marks. [Charop fighter] It is also does less damage than the basic attack. Note that it is a terrible choice for Knights, as it interferes with Defender aura.
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| Hit | - "1[W] damage, and you mark each enemy adjacent to you until the end of your next turn."
- Level 21: "2[W] damage."
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| Special | - When charging, Threatening Rush can be used in place of a melee basic attack.
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| flavor | - You storm into the midst of your foes, ensuring that their attacks are directed against you
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| abstract | - Threatening Rush was introduced in "Martial Power 2" by Richard Baker. It is rated as an average power, as mass marking can be effective, but there is no contingency for a miss that's found with Dual strike, and there may not be means to enforce multiple marks. [Charop fighter] It is also does less damage than the basic attack. Note that it is a terrible choice for Knights, as it interferes with Defender aura.
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