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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 6268094" data-attributes="member: 20323">Here's the barebones fighter without any story, without any extra powers or features. Just the cold hard mechanics. I'll add more when I have more time.FighterArchetype: WarriorHit points: 10 + Constitution scoreHit points per additional level: 6Defenses: +2 Fortitude, +1 Reflex, +1 Will (best defenses in the game)Proficiencies: All armor, shields, all simple and martial weaponsCore features: *Fighting edge, Evaluate combatant, Weapon expertiseSpecialties: Archer, Brawler, Dender, Duelist, Gladiator, Man-at-Arm, Slayer, WarlordCore Features*Fighting Edge: When wielding a proper weapon in which you are proficient, gain +1 attack and damage, and you can use All Out Attack to make two basic attacks. At legendary tier (11th level) this increases to +2 attack and damage, and three attacks. At epic tier (21st level) this increases to +3 attack and damage, and four attacks.Evaluate Combatant: Once per round, you can evaluate a creature's combat ability as a free action provided you've had the opportunity to watch them for a bit or seen them in a fight. You may ask one of the following questions:<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">What is their attack DC?</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">What is their highest or lowest defense?</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Are they a minion, humanoid, standard, elite, champion, or solo?</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Do I recognize their fighting style from a certain geography or mentor?</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Do they have a concealed weapon?</li> </ul>You may not evaluate the same creature again until either you've gained a level or the situation has dramatically changed (at the GM's discretion).Weapon Expertise: When you succeed on an attack, you gain an extra upshot even if you don't exceed the target's defense by 5+. In addition, as an attack upshot you may choose to change one keyword on your weapon for that attack.SpecialtiesAt 1st level choose a specialty. If you want to be "just a regular fighter", choose Man-at-Arms.[sblock=Specialties]ARCHERCombat Archery: You can make ranged attacks in melee without provoking opportunity attacks.Trick Shot: When you make an attack with a bow as a full-round action, you may choose one of these options before rolling to attack:<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Aim: Ignore partial concealment, partial cover, and range penalties.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Called Shot: Initiate one of these maneuvers against the target if you hit: Bull Rush, Disarm, Hamper, or Trip.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Volley: Attack all creatures in a 15' radius (ranged burst 1).</li> </ul>BRAWLERGrappling Specialization: You use the improved unarmed attack (+2 prof, 1d4 damage, knockout). When not wearing heavy armor and fighting with a free hand, gain +1 AC and Reflex, and advantage (+5) to initiating maneuvers.Improvised Weapons: Treat any found object as a weapon in which you're proficient (see Small Improvised and Large Improvised in Equipment section), with the GM determining any keywords. Thus your Fighting Edgr always applies. However, the benefits of the Weapon Specialization feat do not apply to improvised weapons.DEFENDERShield Specialization: You gain the Shield Specialization feat (sacrifice shield AC/Reflex bonus to apply to adjacent ally), and apply your shield bonus to your Fortitude and Will as well.Warding Stance: (At-Will - Stance, free action) While in this stance, enemies who attack your allies provoke opportunity attacks from you. In addition, when you hit with an opportunity attack provoked by movement, on a hit you stop the target's movement.DUELISTDual-Weapon Fighting: You gain the Two-Weapon Fighting feat, and your main hand weapon doesn't have to be a light weapon, and you can add your Dexterity modifier damage to your offhand weapon (normally you would not).Finesse: You can replace any instance of "Strength" in fighter attacks to "Dexterity", regardless of whether your weapon is Light or not.GLADIATORExotic Weapon Specialization: You gain the Weapon Specialization feat, and gain proficiency with all exotic weapons.Grisly Finishing Move: When you reduce an enemy to 0 HP, your next attack giants advantage (+5) against any intelligent foe who saw how you dispatched your last enemy.MAN-AT-ARMSWeapon Specialization: You gain the Weapon Specialization feat, but select 3 weapon groups (instead of one).Extra Basic Attack: Choose an extra basic attack (you have 3 instead of 2 to start with).SLAYERCleave: You gain the Cleave feat (attack again after downing an enemy), and you can use it once per turn (instead of once per round).Great Weapon Brute: When wielding a great weapon you deal +3 damage. This increases to +6 at legendary tier, and +9 at epic tier.WARLORD[/SIZE]Warlord's Command: When allies within earshot spend a hero point while following your commands, they gain advantage on the action associated with spending the hero point.Insoiration: (Encounter and At-Will - Hero Point, free action 1/round) Once per encounter you can grant an ally within earshot a use of one of their stunts without having to spend a hero point. You can also spend a hero point on behalf of an ally within earshot, allowing them to use one of their stunts.[/sblock]Basic AttacksAt 1st level choose two basic attacks (in addition to your basic melee attack & basic ranged attack).Heroic FeaturesAt levels 2, 6, and 10 choose one of the following features.[SBLOCK=Heroic Features]Arms LoreWhen encountering a weapon for the first time, you may ask one of the following questions:<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">What is this weapon's name, who crafted it, and who was its wielder?</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">What special properties does this weapon have, and how are they activated?</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Would this weapon be particularly effective against (insert a creature type here)?</li> </ul>Assured AthleteYou can take 10 on Athletics and Strength checks even when under pressure.Burden BearerIncrease your carrying capacity and encumbrance threshold by 4 load slots. Also, when carrying one fallen companion, they never cause you to become encumbered.CampaignerYou may use Evaluate Combatant to appraise a military encampment, fortification, or military unit, asking one of the questions:<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">What is the name of the unit, what is its banner, and who is its commander?</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">About how many soldiers are there, and what is their overall strength, morale, and fighting readiness?</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Are there any holes in their defense or weak points in their logistics I might exploit?</li> </ul>Flexible Warrior FeatGain a bonus Warrior feat which you may retrain during each extended rest.Forced MarchWhen you are leading the party during overland travel, increase the party's speed by +5' (+1 square), and you and your allies gain advantage (+5) to Constitution checks to perform a forced march.MarkYou can single out an adjacent foe, and as long as they are adjacent their attacks that don't include you are disadvantaged (-5). Only one enemy is subject to your mark at a time. Out of combat, this grants advantage (+5) to Intimidate a creature of lower level that you.Stand Your GroundAs a move action, you can assume a stance that lasts until you willingly move. While in this stance, Trip and forced movement attempts against you are disadvantaged (-5), or with map & minis reduce forced movement by 5' (1 square) and gain a save vs. getting knocked prone.Out of combat, this gives you advantage (+5) to Diplomacy checks when defending your position.Steely ReputationIn addition to the normal benefits of reputation (e.g. getting free room and board, complimentary healing at a favored temple, and so on), you can call upon one of these boons once per week in a settlement:<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Rouse 1d6 hirelings who you've impressed to help in some endeavor, either for a reduced price or for free.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Convince common thugs or bandits to back down from a fight.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Convince local authorities to give you leniency regarding a minor infraction, like forgetting to peacebond your weapon, breaking curfew, or cracking some skulls at the tavern.</li> </ul>Weapons of LaborWhen you wield a weapon for a non-combat application, you have advantage (+5) on the corresponding check and deal double damage to any objects. This includes using an axe to chop a wooden gate, pick to break stone, hammer to forge armor, etc.[/SBLOCK]Heroic AttacksAt levels 3, 5, 7, and 9 choose one of the following attacks OR follow the advancement track for one of your existing attacks.Legendary PathAt 11th level choose a legendary path OR another fighter specialty. If you want to be "just a regular fighter", choose Legendary Fighter.Legendary FeaturesAt levels 12, 16, and 20 choose one of the following features.Legendary AttacksAt levels 13, 15, 17, and 19 choose one of the following attacks OR choose a heroic attack OR follow the advancement track for one of your existing attacks.Immortal DestinyAt 21st level choose an immortal destiny OR another fighter specialty. If you want to be "just a regular fighter", choose Immortal Warrior.Immortal FeaturesAt levels 22, 26, and 30 choose one of the following features.Immortal AttacksAt levels 23, 25, 27, and 29 choose one of the following attacks OR choose a heroic or legendary attack OR follow the advancement track for one of your existing attacks.</blockquote>

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