If I charge while mounted, does the mount gain immunity to opportunity attacks as well? I am not sure how opportunity attacks work in regards to mounted creatures (do both provoke?)

Badge of the BerserkerLevel 2+ Uncommon

This fearsome badge, crafted from bits of bone and leathery flesh, is favored by those who savor taking the fight to the enemy.

Neck Slot

Enhancement Bonus: Fortitude, Reflex, and Will

Property

When you charge, your movement made as part of the charge doesn’t provoke opportunity attacks.

Published in Adventurer's Vault 2, page(s) 64.

Jan 9, 2013 -- 10:14AM, Alcestis wrote:

It works out really badly. The mount still provokes and when you or your mount provoke by moving, enemies can choose to target either of you, so the badge's property is entirely negated.

Being mounted in 4e usually sucks.

Crud.... so far a cavalier on its celestial steed, this is one of those corner cases where the lesser badge of berserker is actually better (since they share defenses)

...Edit: There are dice rolls on my both my posts as well, no clue where they came from.