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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tales and Chronicles" data-source="post: 7884516" data-attributes="member: 6871653">Just a thing though, and remember, I'm in the camp that wants a mundane-leader class:Re: Captain America, Odysseus, Tanis, Aragorn, Arthur Pendragon as warlords. This is a dangerous slope for class theme, because those character are all, more or less, the main character of their story, awesome by the power of fate, worth following because they are THAT awesome. Now, my table usually as a ''main character. My players come from JRPG backgrounds, so having a lead character that the rest of the party support and follow is quite common. But...having a class whose niche is being presented as being the main character is probably not a thing that should be encouraged in a cooperative tabletop game. Re: The gruff sergeant who barks order.See my first point. I dont think this is the kind of character that should be encouraged, because the targets of those ''insightful barks'' are other players at the table who are also there to have fun by making decision with their characters. In a book or movie it works, but at the actual table I think the fun of barking orders and having the other characters do as you say would be one-sided after a few games.Anyway, just to point that presentation is key. The actual mechanics dont bother bother me, just gotta be cautious on how you frame the class.</blockquote>