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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 8062154" data-attributes="member: 6795602">the problem is that d&d has a player base that finds any powerful abilities that are limited use to be too magical.if you stop designing for them then a lot more space opens up. Examples...fighter action ‘kill minions:  You may use your remaining movement. Any enemy you move beside dies if it’s Max hp is below 3 times your fighter level.Fighter action ‘Revenge is mine: you take a defensive position this turn gaining +2 ac. Any enemy that attacks an ally instead of this turn will face your vengeance next turn. You will do 3 times your damage to that enemy.that highlights some things fighters can accomplish in combat with mundane but resource expending abilities.out of combat is a bit harder to figure out. I’d suggest a mechanic called renown for them that allows them to ask a few minor favors a day from NPCs and have them granted and a 1 major favor maybe once a week and have a chance of having it granted.</blockquote>