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<blockquote data-quote="Undrave" data-source="post: 7886161" data-attributes="member: 7015698">Ok?I mean I would say &quot;I don't get it&quot; but sure, whatever.That's pretty much what you can model with a Lazylord. A character with no strength that can help the party nonetheless. Heck, with no solid barrier between Power Sources in 5e you could have a subclass of the Warlord that deals in supernatural luck and use it to model such a sidekick -type character.Maybe the Warlord gets 'Shouts' (, i.e. 'Commands' without sounding too patronizing and bossy) and each subclass also adds unique ones. The Inegnue could be a subclass that gets more reactions so she can use the shouts &quot;LOOK OUT!&quot; or &quot;DON'T GIVE UP!&quot; more often out of turn and get ones for her turn that lets allies move to her rescue and so forth. And then later she gets to 'awaken' a more heroic destiny and either develop skills in fighting, sorcery or divine protection magic. Plenty of interesting design space there!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Undrave, post: 7886161, member: 7015698"] Ok? I mean I would say "I don't get it" but sure, whatever. That's pretty much what you can model with a Lazylord. A character with no strength that can help the party nonetheless. Heck, with no solid barrier between Power Sources in 5e you could have a subclass of the Warlord that deals in supernatural luck and use it to model such a sidekick -type character. Maybe the Warlord gets 'Shouts' (, i.e. 'Commands' without sounding too patronizing and bossy) and each subclass also adds unique ones. The Inegnue could be a subclass that gets more reactions so she can use the shouts "LOOK OUT!" or "DON'T GIVE UP!" more often out of turn and get ones for her turn that lets allies move to her rescue and so forth. And then later she gets to 'awaken' a more heroic destiny and either develop skills in fighting, sorcery or divine protection magic. Plenty of interesting design space there! [/QUOTE]

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