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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bedir than" data-source="post: 6783019" data-attributes="member: 6789971">On Ferro Necari I would have the language be a bit more consistent with other PHB features. Instead of double damage use either gain additional damage dice or my preferred "the Gladiator can opt to score a critical hit if their opponent is " I would also be tempted to say this feature gains additional uses at higher levels. Stacking the increased damage with a single turn of disadvantage seems like something that should come on at a later level. I think it fits as the 10th level ability.I like the way many of these features stack and combo, but the Sine Remissione as written can lead to dozens of opportunity attacks (or at least more than the 1 that is typical in the game).My attempted rewrite at 10th level would be something like10th level - Sine Remissione - the Gladiator gains an extra use of Ferro Necari. On a use of Ferro Necari opponents within 30 feet can only attack the Gladiator with disadvantage. The Gladiator is able to use a reaction to make an opportunity attack even against an opponent using the Disengage action.Essentially this makes it an Improved Ferro Necari, that keeps mechanically forces a fight until the end. It would no longer stack with the 15th level ability, but I feel that the 15th level ability has a decent power fit.I adore Rudis. It's a kind of "pick on someone your own size" which feels powerful.I only would change a single thing on Morituri te Salutant and that's to replace "all allies" a number of allies equal to your Charisma modifier plus Fighter level. In most cases this would be an entire party, but it shouldn't always be the entire party. Plus it's another reminder that a Gladiator build should have CHA as its highest of the mental attributes.</blockquote>

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