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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9673527" data-attributes="member: 6802378">I don't imagine the warlord like a spellcaster, but more like a martial adept (school of white raven). Other thing could be a subclass focused into a magic banner. Other ideas for subclasses could be to be linked to some faction or creature: barbarians, church crusaders, dragons, giants, feys, forest lords, warmage guilds, dogs of war.. You are thinking about the warlord like the leader of a squad in the battlefield but a true militar leader would be more focused into military logistics. Napoleon started to lose in the Spanish indepence war when in the battle of Bailen a failure in the logistics was used against them (it was very hot and French hadn't got enough water, and the spoils of war delayed the movement).Do you know what is a <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fabian_strategy" target="_blank">Fabian strategy</a>? This was very important in the second punic war. We aren't talking about killing monsters or dungeon bosses but how to face <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attrition_warfare" target="_blank">attrition warfare</a>.I guess some players to save efforts in worldbuilding they will recycle the lore of fantasy wargames like Warhammer, Kings of War, Conquest, Sphere Wars, Chronopia, Confrontation: Age of Ragnarok.. We shouldn't blame them.* Do you remember the videogame &quot;Kingdom under Fire II&quot;? A mixture of musou rpg and RTS.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 9673527, member: 6802378"] I don't imagine the warlord like a spellcaster, but more like a martial adept (school of white raven). Other thing could be a subclass focused into a magic banner. Other ideas for subclasses could be to be linked to some faction or creature: barbarians, church crusaders, dragons, giants, feys, forest lords, warmage guilds, dogs of war.. You are thinking about the warlord like the leader of a squad in the battlefield but a true militar leader would be more focused into military logistics. Napoleon started to lose in the Spanish indepence war when in the battle of Bailen a failure in the logistics was used against them (it was very hot and French hadn't got enough water, and the spoils of war delayed the movement). Do you know what is a [URL='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fabian_strategy']Fabian strategy[/URL]? This was very important in the second punic war. We aren't talking about killing monsters or dungeon bosses but how to face [URL='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attrition_warfare']attrition warfare[/URL]. I guess some players to save efforts in worldbuilding they will recycle the lore of fantasy wargames like Warhammer, Kings of War, Conquest, Sphere Wars, Chronopia, Confrontation: Age of Ragnarok.. We shouldn't blame them. * Do you remember the videogame "Kingdom under Fire II"? A mixture of musou rpg and RTS. [/QUOTE]

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