When do attack powers that do multiple repeat attacks in the power actually "resolve"?

Question

I have a polearm Eladrin fighter that is all about multiple attacks, so I have powers like Tempest Dance and Serpent Dance Strike. I just leveled to EPIC and I found 2 feats that I'd like to take, but I'm curious how they would work together, Mobile Warrior and Feywild Warrior.

Using Tempest Dance and Feywild Warrior as an example, the way it reads, you do your attack against a target. Then it's effect is that you can shift 1 and repeat the attack against a second target, then shift 1 square and repeat the attack against the third target. Feywild Warrior says when I hit with a martial daily attack power I can teleport myself and the target 5 squares "after you resolve the attack".

So, How I'm thinking this could work is, I activate my Tempest Dance power while in reach of a monster. I attack it, hit it, then teleport it and myself 5 squares. Then I shift 1 and repeat the attack against a second monster, and if I hit, I can teleport myself and that monster 5 squares. Then shift 1 and attack a third monster, hit it, and teleport it 5 squares.

Or, it could work like this, I activate the power, attack, hit, then shift 1, attack, hit, shift 1, attack, hit, THEN teleport me and that last monster I hit 5 squares after the whole power resolves.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Answer 1

Successive attacks resolve individually within their power.

Yes, you can teleport after each hit and continue the attack, as long as you can make a valid successive attack from your new position.

In contrast to area attacks, which are all rolled at once, successive attacks (in the form of powers like tempest dance or others, such as a successive claw/claw/bite in a monster's stat block) each resolve separately and can be separately responded to. The Rules Compendium, for example, explicitly states on p.196 that you can use an immediate reaction in response to a claw that lets you shift away from the followup claw and bite attacks.