The Channelled Blessing feat states:
Channelled Blessing wrote:
Benefit: When you channel energy to heal, you can instead deliver a warpriest’s blessing to a single willing creature (including yourself ) in the area that otherwise would have been healed by your channeled energy. The blessing must be one that requires a standard action and affects one or more creatures. If the blessing would normally affect multiple targets, you affect only a single target. The target receives the blessing in place of the healing and any other effects of the channeled energy. (This application doesn’t count toward your uses of blessings per day.)
The way I read this is "When you channel energy, one person within the burst can receive the effects of one of your blessings instead of healing", based on the following;
You are channelling energy; "When you channel energy"
The channelled energy heals targets in the area: "a single willing creature that otherwise would have been healed"
You are only exempting a single creature from the heal; "a single willing creature that otherwise would have been healed"
Other feats that allow you to use Channel Energy for things, but do not heal, instead use this wording:
Turn Undead wrote:
You can, as a standard action, use one of your uses of channel positive energy
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However, I was talking to someone about it and they read it as "expend a use of channelled energy in order to use a blessing at range". Is there any way to get any clarification on this?
