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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tovec" data-source="post: 5757542" data-attributes="member: 95493">Once again, this was probably covered but it irked me SOO much I had to comment.Are you comparing the son of Zeus, a demigod, to regular human fighters?Put another way, it is okay for Hercules to do certain things because he was more than human. Indeed he was born a god, rich in super-human powers. He didn't get those powers from being a fighter, instead his being a fighter represented his training with weapons.So, yes it does seem over the top for a class, which used to represent the simple talent of swinging a sword and wielding a shield effectively, to have a power source which allows them to yell at an ally and change their status from unconscious to fine and able to fight some more. The part that makes it silly, to many who think the way I do, is that they are able to do this without explicit access to magic, using a power souce which is not explicitly magical, and when the power source by convenient and conventional understanding SHOULD mean non-magical. Long and rant-ish I know.I already saw this was partially addressed.But come on...Mocking the master/creator, who is dead (based on the example), or plausibly not within earshot?Mocking Vecna/Juiblex, who is a god, who is not paying attention to something so lowly AND who can take it?Mocking the shadow magic, which is a force and incapable of emotion? Why not mock fire to make it not burn you?</blockquote>