Arbitrary times/Day limits have been an unintuitive & counter-genre feature of D&D from the very beginning, garnering a lot of criticism early on and leading to endless alternate 'mana' systems. But it's also a feature that has the weight of tradition on it. The Warlord could slip free of that tradition pretty easily as a relatively new class. Though per-rest limitations on many things it might do could make sense, in the context of whether allies have rested...
I didn't when I asked, 3 years ago (wow, I was so determined to stay hopeful back then), but, yeah, I guess it's become clear enough.
I too like it.
To be fair, I think [MENTION=996]Tony Vargas[/MENTION] took a pretty long break from here, so I imagine there's a backlog of notifications to go through.
Obviously, that was the context, 3 years ago. But, no - and it was a question, not a statement.
The original question was about the reasons for one commenter's beliefs. Those beliefs were not at issue.
They don't need to be, they just need to fear that enough of their customers may be.
No.
