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<blockquote data-quote="Tony Vargas" data-source="post: 6664750" data-attributes="member: 996">In theory.&nbsp; D&amp;D has never provided one that I'm aware of.&nbsp; Even the Warlord didn't have much going for it out of combat.&nbsp;I'm sorry.&nbsp;That does seem to be one of the fatal flaws of the sub-class.&nbsp; Imagine if the Ranger, Paladin, and EK only ever learned 1st level spells.&nbsp; That's how sad the Battlemaster is at high level.&nbsp; Is there really a lot of self-paralyzation going on in genre?&nbsp; I mean, Beowulf only ripped off Grendel's arm with his bare hands once, but it wasn't because his hands stopped working.&nbsp; &nbsp;Aside from the danger of obviating the fighter class in a more obvious way than it may already have been, that sounds like a fine idea.&nbsp; Some &quot;Mythic&quot; abilities could even be supernatural-but-not-magic, like psionic powers - for your demi-god or whatever who actually inherits some supernatural rather than merely superhuman attribute.&nbsp; Name for such a class?&nbsp; &quot;Hero,&quot; perhaps?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tony Vargas, post: 6664750, member: 996"] In theory. D&D has never provided one that I'm aware of. Even the Warlord didn't have much going for it out of combat. I'm sorry. That does seem to be one of the fatal flaws of the sub-class. Imagine if the Ranger, Paladin, and EK only ever learned 1st level spells. That's how sad the Battlemaster is at high level. Is there really a lot of self-paralyzation going on in genre? I mean, Beowulf only ripped off Grendel's arm with his bare hands once, but it wasn't because his hands stopped working. Aside from the danger of obviating the fighter class in a more obvious way than it may already have been, that sounds like a fine idea. Some "Mythic" abilities could even be supernatural-but-not-magic, like psionic powers - for your demi-god or whatever who actually inherits some supernatural rather than merely superhuman attribute. Name for such a class? "Hero," perhaps? [/QUOTE]

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