War characters give me a headache

[Varianor Abroad]

I think it's in the running for third most popular word to put in a book title.

Coming soon, Dragon War Magic!

 

[Elphilm]

You want a superhero-campaign? Use Power-.

Barbarian - Powerrager
Cleric - Powerpriest
Paladin - Powerknight

...You, sir, win several internets.

-Warfilm

 

[Wormwood]

*shrug*

I live it.

-- Warmwood

 

[KarinsDad]

I'm changing my name to Warcat.

The entire DND multiverse will tremble before not the son, the daughter, any of the relatives, animals, or any of the rest, but the old man himself. The one who who can decide the outcome and take charge of any conflict personally. More powerful than any DM or God of War:

WarsDad



Whose your daddy?

 

[Seeten]

The entire DND multiverse will tremble before not the son, the daughter, any of the relatives, animals, or any of the rest, but the old man himself. The one who who can decide the outcome and take charge of any conflict personally. More powerful than any DM or God of War:

WarsDad



Whose your daddy?

I was sure this was gonna be "Karinswar" and I am severely disappointed now.

 

[Elphilm]

-- Warmwood

Perhaps Warmage is the result when you burn Warmwood?

 

[Jdvn1]

With so many PrCs and classes anyway, "War-" is more descriptive than some of the other stuff they come up with. I know what a "War-" class is designed to do.

-Wardvn1

Oh, and I like "Animist." I want to see that class, which will animate inanimate objects around him (or, at higher levels, already animate objects too) to fight for him. Animate Objects would certainly get more use in my games.

 

[Li Shenron]

The funny thing is that "war" is exactly something not supported by the rules

 

[KarinsDad]

The funny thing is that "war" is exactly something not supported by the rules

Precisely. Hence the subtle reason for the post. WotC's misuse of words. For a publishing company, one would think that words would be their tools and they would use them more wisely.

 

[Vurt]

Forget warlord, I want to play a "battle monkey".