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It seems to me that 4e is actually taking a step back from a combat-centric world in giving PCs in general a stronger degree of noncombat skill competence. Skill challenges can be designed to give the whole party something to do, with the knowledge that some PCs may be noticeably better but none...

Personally, I can think of dozens of different ways a warlord could buff his party without giving verbal orders, and I suspect anyone else charitably inclined towards the basic concept could easily do as much. If you're not willing to buy into the basic idea of a party member who specializes in...