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<blockquote data-quote="mellored" data-source="post: 6751590" data-attributes="member: 6801209">&quot;Lazy&quot; is in reference to the player never picking up a die.&nbsp; Not the character sitting back and watching.&nbsp; My lazy pixie was very much in the middle of battle, launching insults and pulling people's hair abd being a nasty little distraction.&nbsp; Of course, 4e had much more opening reflavoring, so it could be any reason you want.The rogue is more &quot;aware&quot; because he has a second pair of eyes watching from a different angle and a second mind looking for openings.&nbsp; Coordinating not just his movement, but also the movements of whoever is adjacent to the enemy.&nbsp; Analyzing the enemy for how they move, and their weaknesses.&nbsp; And yes, sometime throwing in your own distractions.So you do say &quot;swing now&quot; from 30' away, but you say it to the fighter, which causes the enemy to turn around to block the attack and in doing so shows his back to the rogue, who get's the opportunity to plunge his blade in.In many ways, i would like a tactician that is int/wis.&nbsp; Leave the cha and inspiration to the bard.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mellored, post: 6751590, member: 6801209"] "Lazy" is in reference to the player never picking up a die. Not the character sitting back and watching. My lazy pixie was very much in the middle of battle, launching insults and pulling people's hair abd being a nasty little distraction. Of course, 4e had much more opening reflavoring, so it could be any reason you want. The rogue is more "aware" because he has a second pair of eyes watching from a different angle and a second mind looking for openings. Coordinating not just his movement, but also the movements of whoever is adjacent to the enemy. Analyzing the enemy for how they move, and their weaknesses. And yes, sometime throwing in your own distractions. So you do say "swing now" from 30' away, but you say it to the fighter, which causes the enemy to turn around to block the attack and in doing so shows his back to the rogue, who get's the opportunity to plunge his blade in. In many ways, i would like a tactician that is int/wis. Leave the cha and inspiration to the bard. [/QUOTE]

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