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<blockquote data-quote="aramis erak" data-source="post: 6660163" data-attributes="member: 6779310">One can, but certain whingers cannot handle that 4E is the outlier, and thus backporting stuff breaks down because things don't work the same.To use a metaphor - OE is original football club rules from scotland; AD&amp;D is US/Can Pro Gridiron, BXCMI is league Rugby, 3E is Union Rugby, and 4E is Aussie Rules. 5E is US HS rugby (usually simplified IRB/RU - for the few schools which have it)... Yeah, they're all focused upon getting the ball across the line or between the uprights... but the way in which they play varies quite a bit, and specialist roles don't all match because of it.The 4E warlord was a buff stacker and healer - and buff stacking breaks 5E. Much of the buff can be best handled by the Warlord having a bless spell and/or bardic inspiration - in no small part, to prevent it being other spells which stack with same said bless.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aramis erak, post: 6660163, member: 6779310"] One can, but certain whingers cannot handle that 4E is the outlier, and thus backporting stuff breaks down because things don't work the same. To use a metaphor - OE is original football club rules from scotland; AD&D is US/Can Pro Gridiron, BXCMI is league Rugby, 3E is Union Rugby, and 4E is Aussie Rules. 5E is US HS rugby (usually simplified IRB/RU - for the few schools which have it)... Yeah, they're all focused upon getting the ball across the line or between the uprights... but the way in which they play varies quite a bit, and specialist roles don't all match because of it. The 4E warlord was a buff stacker and healer - and buff stacking breaks 5E. Much of the buff can be best handled by the Warlord having a bless spell and/or bardic inspiration - in no small part, to prevent it being other spells which stack with same said bless. [/QUOTE]

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