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Out of the entire list the only thing that makes sense is Cunning action, IF it would be on-use; and it is only a reaction. On top of that help, push, grapple can be done by anybody and true strike and blade ward are pretty damn useless in 90% of cases. If the worst cantrips in the game you see...

Everything On-Use that is somewhat significant is limited. Excluding level 20. Barbarians rage has the most (6) uses per day on lvl 17. And that is with several limitations. Druid Wild Shape, 2x. And that is a signature class feature. Yes, both are longer than one-timers but Bards Inspiration...

I think that this is actually intended to be a "fix" for MCd Warlock of the Blade. The main attacking stat should be an intelligence, if Wizard archetype. BUT!, so far we have no Wizards "archetypes" so it could very well be a Sorcerer and that way it needs only Charisma for attacks and...

A bit above someone said Battlemaster needs like 12 superior dice per short rest to be good. I agree with all you said except the last part. Everything comes with some form of "baggage" when you MC. That is purely based on the player though. I think druids should have companions and not rangers...

Seems like you need anOTHEER WARLORD THREEAAD! Woohoooo! /pop champagne

It is OP. They mention several times that giving sorcerer extra spells is madness. It will never get released this way so if you can play it, do so. In November Bladesinger gets released, so you might change to that one.

Yes you are correct. Pick whichever you want and apply the stats (character/beast mental/physical)

Lawful Good 8 Neutral Good 15 Lawful Neutral 13 Neutral 7 Lawful Evil 12

Swashbucklers and Two-Weapon Fighting O_o For Rogue it is the Swashbuckler and Mastermind. Bladesinger most likely Wizard, based on the pages.

I don't know what a gish character is but I can probably tell you it won't be the Pact of the Blade warlock and almost definitely is Favored Soul because it's a playtest thing and thus is quite broken and shouldn't be released as is.

I don't think anyone's saying Warlord isn't or wouldn't be a "good" concept. It works in 4e and the Marshall possibly worked in 3.5e. The issue is Why do we need a full new class when we can already do all warlord stuff? With a new class come new options for multiclassing (which IMO is very...

Thanks. - THP, defenses, maneuvers, tactics, inspiration - we have that all, but transferring actions is something I don't see happening for balance reasons. If we're talking about allowing someone to attack outside of their turn. So none of that is something unique I would look for in a new...

Right. Thanks. So people who don't wanna build the warlord from the classes we have want what really? What are the unique options warlord would bring? (If you care enough to answer) Thanks

With the Second Wind the individual uses its own stamina. I struggle to imagine how something that isn't magical heals someone else mid-fight because you tell them to. Warlord is completely build-able IMO.

Yea I get that but that is just what we get out of that. Statistically, it's still healing. You suffer no penalties. And either way, how exactly does that work if it isn't bandaging the wound and it isn't magical "healing"...? That is what I'd like to know.

How exactly do they heal then if it isnt a spell?

Cool. Don't then. Easy. I thought they give out THP, heal, bonuses - but they don't use spells? You can call it and describe it whatever, it still heals and helps no matter if it is a spell or shouting "YO!".

Agreed. From what I read you can have 3 Manuevers x4 3 Channel Divinity 1/2x - from Cleric Bardic Inspiration x5 (Bonuses or minuses to anything) Lay on Hands TONS of spells from Bard, Cleric, Paladin and many from elsewhere via Magical Secrets, Domain and Oath. Inspiring Leader, Sentinel and...

Battlemaster is Fighting man. Maneuvers, Martial Arts, Wild shape... they don't add anything new. Everything you come up with is made from the 4 base classes. In your example fighter + warlord - warlord is still fighter+divine caster. Whatever. I chose paladin for the auras, protections and...

Because an eldriTch knight is a Fighting Man + Arcane Caster. Get it? -.- And no, Arcane Caster isn't EK -Fighting -Armor/Weapon training +3xSpells. As you said, you have trips and disarms on top of it 3 maneuvers and bard's stuff 3-5x per short rest and feats, that I am sure allow you to do...