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<blockquote data-quote="ZombieRoboNinja" data-source="post: 5996520" data-attributes="member: 54843"><p>Just to point out - the warlord can't be built entirely around CS, because as they've made a big deal of pointing out, 5e marks the return of the &quot;adventuring day&quot; as a basic unit of time. This means healing mechanics have to be daily resources, and expertise dice are (obviously) not daily. I guess you could have CS dice for some warlord powers and a &quot;Channel Martial...ity&quot; ability for healing, but that's kind of kludgy. I say keep CS for fighters and come up with suitable different mechanics for other martial classes. Maybe warlords could be mp-based like sorcerers, but with &quot;morale&quot; instead of &quot;willpower.&quot; Use morale points to buff, heal, and encourage yourself and your allies. Kills two birds with one stone: gives players a non-Vancian healer, and keeps the warlord as a class with its own mechanics that doesn't step on the fighter's toes.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="ZombieRoboNinja, post: 5996520, member: 54843"] Just to point out - the warlord can't be built entirely around CS, because as they've made a big deal of pointing out, 5e marks the return of the "adventuring day" as a basic unit of time. This means healing mechanics have to be daily resources, and expertise dice are (obviously) not daily. I guess you could have CS dice for some warlord powers and a "Channel Martial...ity" ability for healing, but that's kind of kludgy. I say keep CS for fighters and come up with suitable different mechanics for other martial classes. Maybe warlords could be mp-based like sorcerers, but with "morale" instead of "willpower." Use morale points to buff, heal, and encourage yourself and your allies. Kills two birds with one stone: gives players a non-Vancian healer, and keeps the warlord as a class with its own mechanics that doesn't step on the fighter's toes. [/QUOTE]

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