D&D 5E Spell-Less Support Class with Warlord as an Archetype

[Miladoon]

I changed the image for warlord.

 

[Miladoon]

Updated Warlord subclass features.

 

[The Myopic Sniper]

Good one. Also, it just came to me out of the blue, but what about Crony?

It has too many connotations with "cronyism" which is so derogatory that it has infected the meaning of crony in everyday English so that the "crony" has the vague whiff of an unqualified receiver of nepotism. As a second Rogue support subclass that has support functions that mainly help other roguish types, it might just about work as an option for players who would like to play henchmen in an evil/chaotic/crime oriented campaign. It probably isn't what we are looking for here, but it is not a bad idea in its own right even if doesn't get a lot of use.

 

[Miladoon]

In comparison:

noun: luminary; plural noun: luminaries

1.
a person who inspires or influences others, especially one prominent in a particular sphere.
"one of the luminaries of child psychiatry"
synonyms: leading light, guiding light, inspiration, role model, hero, heroine, leader, expert, master; More
lion, legend, celebrity, newsmaker, personality, great, giant, VIP;
informalbigwig, rainmaker
"the luminaries of the art world"
antonyms: nobody
2.
an artificial light.
literary
a natural light-giving body, especially the sun or moon.


noun informal derogatory
noun: crony; plural noun: cronies

a close friend or companion.
"he went gambling with his cronies"
synonyms: friend, companion, bosom friend, intimate, confidant, confidante, familiar, associate, accomplice, comrade; informalpal, chum, sidekick, partner in crime, buddy, amigo, compadre, mate, dawg;
archaiccompeer;
informalpeeps
"he's playing pool with his cronies"



noun
noun: warlord; plural noun: warlords

a military commander, especially an aggressive regional commander with individual autonomy.