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Willow from Buffy the Vampire Slayer series immediately jumped to mind btw.
Clearly you play your wizards as creating emotional buffs for your fighters for many many adventures without any spell casting at all then suddenly boom you are actively casting potent magic. (and lose a chunk of that ability to inspire and now needing a sidekick who becomes an emotional buff for you personally as well as an in story source for some of your gained lore)Willow is clearly a wizard or warlock, with the "Researcher" feature from the Sage Background.
Interesting, though I think its probably missing ingredients like level gated maneuver effectsI'm just gonna throw this Reddit Fan Creation out there. It is a revised fighter for 5e that gives maneuvers to every subclass and part of the base class. It features both a Banneret and a Tactician. But this shows how WotC could have made sufficient room for the "Warlord" within the Fighter had they used the Battle Master as the base for the Fighter.
Sure, but my main point is how WotC could have built the Fighter differently in a way that would have actually made sufficient room for the Warlord within itself.Interesting, though I think its probably missing ingredients like level gated maneuver effects
This seems written rather conservativelySure, but my main point is how WotC could have built the Fighter differently in a way that would have actually made sufficient room for the Warlord within itself.
Never played an AD&D wizard, then?Clearly you play your wizards as creating emotional buffs for your fighters for many many adventures without any spell casting at all then suddenly boom you are actively casting potent magic.