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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cap'n Kobold" data-source="post: 7042592" data-attributes="member: 6802951">Generally in the class descriptions. They talk about what power members of that class call upon for their abilities. In 4th edition that would be what was called the class' Power Source. You can extrapolate the 5th ed flavour to find their 4th ed equivalent: Personal skill and training (Martial), calling upon a deity (Divine) etc. However Unconscious as a D&D term is slightly different and specifically calls out that the character is unaware of their surroundings. Hence why a Warlord wanting to be able to rouse them would probably have to be able to touch them and apply medical knowledge, either via a healer's kit, or a good old slap round the face. I think 'Healing' as a D&D term meaning restoring HP works fine. Yep. I think its only the Barbarian that seems to have changed power source, but as you say, that is muddied by them not being actual game-mechanical terms in 5e.Nevertheless "not using magic" seems to be a fundamental requirement for the majority of people who want a warlord class - and probably the greatest conceptual distinction from the 5e Bard.</blockquote>