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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ulthwithian" data-source="post: 4212177" data-attributes="member: 60612">Well, first, Warlords don't necessarily appeal to the same type of player that, say, a Rogue appeals to.  It is meant to appeal to the tactical-minded (and clearly that at-will is made more for the Tactical Warlord), and also to those who like telling other _players_ how to run their characters in combat.  Commander's Strike allows the player to do explicitly that, but also gives the character targeted some of the limelight.That said, I have two very important questions regarding Commander's Strike.  Does the Warlord and the person commanded both have to be adjacent (or threatening) the target for it to be used?  Clearly, the targeted ally must be in range of their attack to use it, but what about the Warlord?Secondly, what happens if the enemy is granting combat advantage and Commanding Strike is used to order a Rogue to attack?  Is Sneak Attack damage applied in addition to the damage listed for Commander's Strike?I can say that the player of the Warlord in my game is extremely happy with these abilities.</blockquote>