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<blockquote data-quote="Fanaelialae" data-source="post: 8538498" data-attributes="member: 53980">I would leave Extra Attack at 11th (because by that point the fighter can use the boost) and swap Improved Crit with Heroic Surge, if you're inclined to go that route.IMO, the fighter still needs more at 11+ to give them impact (that isn't reliant on DM generosity). One option would be to give them followers like they used to get. The real trick there is to do so without making it a management nightmare. If organizing your troops is more complicated than organizing a spell book, it's more complicated than it ought to be, IMO. If followers were as easy to use and manage as spells, I don't think that would have fallen out of favor.You can, of course, still have as complicated domain management in your campaign as you can handle, which anyone (including fighters) could engage with. However, if it's granted as a class feature it should be overwhelmingly net positive, rather than a persistent hassle (as it could be in the olden days, depending on the DM's temperament).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fanaelialae, post: 8538498, member: 53980"] I would leave Extra Attack at 11th (because by that point the fighter can use the boost) and swap Improved Crit with Heroic Surge, if you're inclined to go that route. IMO, the fighter still needs more at 11+ to give them impact (that isn't reliant on DM generosity). One option would be to give them followers like they used to get. The real trick there is to do so without making it a management nightmare. If organizing your troops is more complicated than organizing a spell book, it's more complicated than it ought to be, IMO. If followers were as easy to use and manage as spells, I don't think that would have fallen out of favor. You can, of course, still have as complicated domain management in your campaign as you can handle, which anyone (including fighters) could engage with. However, if it's granted as a class feature it should be overwhelmingly net positive, rather than a persistent hassle (as it could be in the olden days, depending on the DM's temperament). [/QUOTE]

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