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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mellored" data-source="post: 6837985" data-attributes="member: 6801209">It's a higher bar then yours.No.Were talking about how, there's no fluff reason why my fighter can't also have the power to channel the divinity of a god.   If gods are mysterious, they are just as likely to grant my level 1 fighter the ability to raise dead as they are anyone else.Would you like archery style?1d8+3 * 50% = 3.751d8+3 * 60% = 4.5= 20%TWF?2d6+3 = 102d6+6 = 13= 30%Great weapon style2d6+3 = 102d6 (gwf) + 3 = 11.7517.5% more damage.No.His god can inspire him to make an extra attack.  He's not inspired or skillful enough by himself.Let that sink in.  The cleric is inspired to make an extra attack.  He is not already inspired by himself.  It's not magic that makes him swing faster.  He is pushed to go further by inspiration.Again, the god give the cleric 2d8+4 (maybe 6), for some unknown and mysterious reason.  She doesn't have it herself.Though for maths sake.8+1d8+2(hit die)+2d8+6 = 29.510+1d10+2+6.5 * 3 = 37= 25.4% more HP in a day.Where's the math to prove it?I never said a warlord needs to be an "expert" warrior.  I've repeatedly said i expect them to be on par with clerics when it comes to combat.Though, if you assume a cleric is an "expert" because of proficiency, then i guess they would be too.  Though without the power to call on a distant god for help.  Instead gaining power with faith in their allies and teamwork.</blockquote>