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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 8065357" data-attributes="member: 6801228">Sure, but "I am a landed noble" isn't something that you can bake into a class like the fighter without raising some serious eyebrows. Heck, it isn't even something I'd want to see as a feat, I want that as a completely different sub-system that is opt in. Like Colville did. Because while I love running a realm and dealing with my own mini-campaign of companions, baking into the class is forcing that game style on people who don't want it. And, it causes issues. Why doesn't my cleric have church followers? What if my Warlock starts a cult? Wiard wants to found a magic academy? Rogue wants to make a Thieves Guild? Druid is interested in creating an organic foods farm? Every class has unique stories that can be told through that medium, and restricting it to fighters doesn't make any sense.I'm not sure I agree. The Heavily armored soldier is still a space for the fighter, the master of the battlefield. It may be a thin place, but it is there and should be preserved.</blockquote>