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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 6778179" data-attributes="member: 63508">The issue is its rather limiting.The member of the orcish nobility in fantasy in usually a warrior. The king's bodyguard is usually a warrior.Authority Equal Buttkicking is a major fantasy trope.Unfortunately this tends to amount to nothing to little in D&D and many forms of fantasy. In the fantasy series and media where the orc warlord or black knight rival an archmage, the warrior is nigh unkillable due to their amazing toughness, absurd speed, extreme strength, or incredible skill. You usually only get to that level of raw power in warriors in video games, comics/manga, and cartoons/anime. As D&D is a teamwork game with share duties at all times, PC warriors are not allowed such power or allowed to branch out to skill.Looks great for a generic blademaster.Well they killed the final boss early so I have to make a new one. I'm thinking about making a spear user. I could add defensive and offensive aspects to his spearfighting via range. Maybe an execution maneuver to add tons of bonus damage. Leak rumors that he kills prone or mounted foes instantly (AKA tons o' damage) and can disrupt elemental magic with special spear stances.</blockquote>