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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Victim" data-source="post: 3052629" data-attributes="member: 78">Well, I didn't come up with the feat comparison basis, I was just using it in my argument.The warblade could still use one counter or boost in the same round he uses TSS.  Also, if the warblade is using additional moves or stance changes instead of refreshing TSS, then it seems obvious that the value of those moves is perceived to be greater than cycling his best move faster.  Otherwise he'd simply ignore his extraneous manuevers to focus on his big gun.  Either the warblade is making a mistake, or the extra moves are increasing power (having a 9th level move ready to use doesn't do much good if he's taken out by a failed save), not decreasing it.Leadership is great for fighters, since they can get a lot of benefit from magical support.  Taking Leadership gives the fighter's player a lot more control over that support.  It's like vertical integration.  It also helps that they can pay the feat for it more easily.</blockquote>