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Message: <blockquote data-quote="NotAYakk" data-source="post: 8104448" data-attributes="member: 72555">Here is  a very small rework:Paladin tweaks:Warcry: The number of creature's limit is pretty silly given that it is only a movement speed buff.  And without undead/fiends/etc nearby, it is very lackluster.  Beef that part up a bit....  Like:In addition, a number of friendly creatures of your choice equal to your charisma bonus gain 10' of movement speed until the end of your next turn, and the first time they hit a creature while they have this bonus they deal extra damage equal to your proficiency bonus.---Aura of Endurance, make it changable with an action, and a list of damage types (fire, cold, poison, acid, lightning, thunder, necrotic, radiant).  The cost in combat is still large, so you'll want to plan ahead; but you don't need to plan ahead a full day (which seems very metagamey for a charismatic paladin).You are still rewarded if you know "there is a dragon coming, fire resist" by not losing a (precious precious) action in combat.  But if a dragon appears out of nowhere, you can go "rally to me!" and burn an action.---Warlock tweaks:Pan's Stealth Hoof: As written, but as an action you can do that and hide.This makes it usable in combat by RAW.The Eidolon is so evocative but doesn't do anything.  It needs to have some fun.  A reason to chat with it.Pan's Protective Eidolon: The spirit is immune to taking damage, and it stays within 20' of you.  It has truesight (but only on things within 30' of you), 8 intelligence 14 wisdom and 12 charisma, and adds twice your proficiency bonus to its nature and survival checks.There, now it can be a character and it adds some fun utility.  The extremely limited range truesight (it can see through illusions, being a spirit), modest stas and the ability to talk to you (and hence, aid with nature/survival checks).Pan's Beguiling Pipes:Each target can make another Wisdom saving throw at the end of any turn there is danger or violence, such as combat, around it, ending the effect on it on a success.This means if you use it out of combat, you get a guaranteed minute of charm on a success.  In combat, it acts the same.Pan's Irresitable Vines:A creature that has succeeded on a saving throw against these vines has advantage on all future saving throws agains the vines.This is intended to soften it if your allies no-save immobalize a legendary creature and you drop your vines on it.  (No save immobalize is grapple, for example, or sentinal).  This would generate a save/turn that the monster couldn't afford to lose.There are very, very few abilities in 5e that let you use 1 ability to force multiple successful save-or-sucks on a foe for pretty much exactly this reason.We could even go further and make it "once you save, you are immune", but I like the idea that it is still perilous.  Hence, you start saving with advantage.</blockquote>

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