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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blackbrrd" data-source="post: 5054625" data-attributes="member: 63962">Here is a build suggestion for a Inspiring Warlord.As noted above you need to hit to buff for the attack-powers, but that isn't true for the utility-powers and some of the daily powers. I really love the damage buffing potential of this character. His AC is solid and he should be good at setting up flanking. As a bonus he is quite good at healing and very good at granting saves. (Probably the best save-giver in the game)The thing I like the least about this character is his at-will powers, they aren't exactly great. Both the cleric and the bard has better at-will powers. The "problem" I see with the cleric is that except for Rightous Brand and Divine glow there aren't many DPR increasing powers or abilities. It's mostly about healing.====== Created Using Wizards of the Coast D&D Character Builder ======Ghesh, level 10Dragonborn, WarlordCommanding Presence: Inspiring PresenceDragon Breath Key Ability: Dragon Breath StrengthDragon Breath Damage Type: Dragon Breath AcidFINAL ABILITY SCORESStr 21, Con 13, Dex 10, Int 8, Wis 10, Cha 19.STARTING ABILITY SCORESStr 17, Con 13, Dex 10, Int 8, Wis 10, Cha 15.AC: 27 Fort: 23 Reflex: 19 Will: 22HP: 75 Surges: 8 Surge Value: 19TRAINED SKILLSIntimidate +16, Heal +10, Athletics +13, Diplomacy +14UNTRAINED SKILLSAcrobatics +3, Arcana +4, Bluff +9, Dungeoneering +5, Endurance +4, History +6, Insight +5, Nature +5, Perception +5, Religion +4, Stealth +3, Streetwise +9, Thievery +3FEATSLevel 1: Improved Inspiring WordLevel 2: Shield Proficiency (Heavy)Level 4: Saving InspirationLevel 6: Inspired RecoveryLevel 8: Armor Proficiency (Scale)Level 10: ToughnessPOWERSWarlord at-will 1: Furious Smash - hit/damage buff, but needs hitWarlord at-will 1: Wolf Pack Tactics - getting into positionWarlord encounter 1: Hammer and Anvil - easy to hit, grants attackWarlord daily 1: Lead by Example - hit = damage, miss = grant basic attacksWarlord utility 2: Inspired Belligerence - auto damage buff vs one enemy - encounterWarlord encounter 3: Warlord's Strike - need to hit damage buff vs one enemyWarlord daily 5: Staggering Spin - easy hit (multiple targets), basic attack grantingWarlord utility 6: Rousing Words - big heal minor encounter powerWarlord encounter 7: War of Attrition - need to hit hit/damage buffWarlord daily 9: Warlord's Recovery - grant attack with used encounter power, recharge your ownWarlord utility 10: Instant Planning - big to-hit bonus, minor action - but dailyITEMSLuckblade Longsword +2, Recoil Shield Heavy Shield (heroic tier), Healer's Brooch +2, Fey-Blessed Circlet (heroic tier), Luckbender Gloves (heroic tier), Shielding Girdle (heroic tier), Boots of the Fencing Master (heroic tier), Drakescale Armor of Durability +2, Reckless Throwing hammer +1====== Copy to Clipboard and Press the Import Button on the Summary Tab ======The "problem" with this character is the encounter powers at level 3 and 7 which he needs to hit with to get any bang for the buck. The perfect target for these powers would probably be a brute and the worst target, a soldier.PS: I have banned expertise from my campaign, otherwise this character would have taken it before Inspired Recovery pushing the other feats down two levels.</blockquote>

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