Warlord - Fighter Subclass

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 ##### Warlord Collaboration
 This warlord subclass was made in collaboration with
 Fanatic66 and his Warlord Class to explore the
 possibilities of having the warlord being used on a
 short-rest fighter chassis. 
 
 This warlord uses part of his Warlord subclass as well
 as parts from Mike Mearls Happy Fun Hour Warlord
 Fighter Subclass. This warlord is based on the
 framework of the Battlemaster, but it's abilities can't
 be used on the player themselves except in a select few
 commands. 
 
 If you are looking for the lazylord from 4e, this is
 not the subclass for you. 
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## Warlord

A Warlord is fulcrum of a good formation. Whether it was
from years of leading people into the battlefield or
taught to you as part of becoming a noble, people notice
when you take charge. Drawing from various history
lessons and a keen eye for detail, you use all you can
to lead your party to Victory.

#### Leadership Skills

You gain proficiency in history or Investigation.

When you reach 3rd level, you have learned from your
experience to give allies commands. Your Intelligence
Modifier is your Leadership Style. This will affect
later features gained by this subclass.

#### Warlord's Command

At 3rd level, you can quickly command your
allies in combat to great effect. You gain a
number of uses equals to 1 + Intelligence Modifier.
You know 4 commands and the Save DC is 8 + proficiency +
Intelligence Modifier.

You can use one of your commands by using a
bonus action or reaction and expending one Warlord
Command to target a friendly creature that can see or
hear you within 15 feet of you.

After a short or long rest you can spend time
swapping your warlord commands for others that might be
useful for the future.

The range of Warlord Command increases at
10th level to 30ft.

####  Helpful Command
You aid an Ally within 5ft by using the help action.

####  Move Command
The targeted creature can use their reaction
to move up to their movement speed without
provoking attacks of opportunity.

####  Rallying Command
The targeted unconscious creature regains 1d6 +
Intelligence mod hit points. At level 7th, the die
increases to 2d6 + Intelligence mod. At level 15, the
die increases to 3d6 + Intelligence mod.

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#### Taunt
You attempt to distract an enemy from hitting
an nearby creature. Until the end of your next
turn, any creature who targets the creature
you selected with an attack or a harmful spell
must first make a wisdom saving throw. On a
failed save, the creature must choose a
new target or lose the spell or attack. This
doesn't protect the creature from area
effects, such as the explosion of
fireball. If the creature makes an attack,
casts a spell that affects an enemy, or
deals damage to another creature, this
effect ends.

#### Guided Acrobatics
You give encouraging directions to the target. The
target has advantage on Dexterity checks. It also
doesn't take damage from falling 20 feet or less if it
isn't incapacitated. This lasts for 2 minutes.

#### Lift On Three!
The target has advantage on Strength Checks, and his or
her carrying Capacity doubles. This lasts for 2 minutes.

####  Snap out of it
You attempt to suppress strong emotions in a
person. You can suppress any effect causing a
target to be Charmed or Frightened in an ally.
If you fall unconscious or die, the suppressed
effect resumes provided that its duration has
not expired in the meantime.

#### Strike Now
In exchange for one of your attacks this turn,
the targeted creature can make an additional
weapon attack the next time they take the Attack
action during their turn.

#### Shield Wall
You are able to form a shield wall if you stand next to
another ally with a shield. You and your ally gain a
bonus +2 to AC and Dex Saves until the beginning of your
next turn.

#### Focus Fire
You direct your allies to strike with perfect timing,
landing blows just as your enemies are off balance to
send them tumbling to the ground. Until the beginning of
your next turn, the enemy has to make a strength saving
throw or be knocked prone when they are hit by the next
attack.

#### Hammer and Anvil
Up to two allies that can see or hear you can use their
reactions to move up to their speed. Any creature
adjacent to both of your allies or to you and one of the
chosen allies at the end of their movement must
make a Strength saving throw or become restrained until
the end of your next turn.

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### Strategic Observation
At 7th level, As an bonus action, you can quickly study
a foe to discern their strengths or weaknesses. You can
make an Intelligence (Investigation) check against a
creature you can see that is not incapacitated.

The DC is equal to the 10 plus half the
creature's challenge rating (rounded down). If
you succeed, you can learn one of the
following: the creature's armor class, total
Hit points, strongest saving throw, weakest
saving throw, a resistance, a immunity, or a
vulnerability. You can do this a number of times per day
equal to your intelligence modifier.

### Warlord Command Improvement
Starting at 10th level, your Warlord Command
range increases to 30ft. When you use a
Warlord Command on a friendly creature, it
gains resistance to one of the following
damage types: acid, cold, fire, lightning, or
thunder. This resistance lasts until the start
of your next turn.

### Always Ready
Starting at 15th level, when you roll
initiative and have no Warlord Commands
remaining, you regain 1 Use.

### Infallible Analysis

When you reach 18th level, your keen
observations lets you direct your allies to
your foe's weak points. When you successfully
use Strategic Observation against a creature,
you can choose to give it disadvantage for all saving
throws against the spells or effects of your allies.

This effect lasts for 1 minute but ends if you are
paralyzed, unconscious, or incapacitated. You can't use
this feature again until you finish a short or long
rest.

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