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<blockquote data-quote="NotAYakk" data-source="post: 7832398" data-attributes="member: 72555">v2Tactical Leadership: When you finish a long rest, roll a 1d20 tactical die. When a willing ally rolls a d20 within your line of sight, you may consume your reaction to utter advice. If they hear the advice, their d20 is replaced with your tactical die roll, and they gain temporary HP equal to your fighter level. Similarly, when an enemy rolls a d20 within your line of sight, you may consume your reaction to frighten the creature and replace their d20 roll with your tactical die. The enemy remains frightened until the start of your next turn. Once you have replaced a d20 with your tactical die roll in either of these ways, you may not do it again until you gain another tactical die at the end of your next long rest.---Wording is tricky.&nbsp; Note that it is &quot;better&quot; than portent, but also worse as silence shuts down helping an ally, and it consumes your reaction.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NotAYakk, post: 7832398, member: 72555"] v2 [B]Tactical Leadership[/B]: When you finish a long rest, roll a 1d20 tactical die. When a willing ally rolls a d20 within your line of sight, you may consume your reaction to utter advice. If they hear the advice, their d20 is replaced with your tactical die roll, and they gain temporary HP equal to your fighter level. Similarly, when an enemy rolls a d20 within your line of sight, you may consume your reaction to frighten the creature and replace their d20 roll with your tactical die. The enemy remains frightened until the start of your next turn. Once you have replaced a d20 with your tactical die roll in either of these ways, you may not do it again until you gain another tactical die at the end of your next long rest. --- Wording is tricky. Note that it is "better" than portent, but also worse as silence shuts down helping an ally, and it consumes your reaction. [/QUOTE]

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