Talk:Field Marshall (Pathfinder) - Revision history

Slitherrr at 00:39, 14 December 2015

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	''Guiding Light'' (sp): Starting at first level, the field marshall may cast ''light'' as a cantrip, using her field marshall level as the caster level.		''Guiding Light'' (sp): Starting at first level, the field marshall may cast ''light'' as a cantrip, using her field marshall level as the caster level.

			''Improved Leadership'' (ex): Starting at second level, the field marshall gains +2 to her leadership score.
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			\|From the original class. Does it make sense to keep around? People who take this class will tend to be fighty types splitting Cha with physical stats, so it'll be hard to really abuse.
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	''Heroic Rally'' (ex): Starting at second level, the field marshall may cast ''remove fear'' as a caster equal to twice her field marshall class level, and may do so a number of times per day equal to your field marshall class level plus her Charisma modifier. At field marshall level 4, this becomes a move action.		''Heroic Rally'' (ex): Starting at second level, the field marshall may cast ''remove fear'' as a caster equal to twice her field marshall class level, and may do so a number of times per day equal to your field marshall class level plus her Charisma modifier. At field marshall level 4, this becomes a move action.

Slitherrr at 08:48, 3 December 2015

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	*''Press the ~~attack~~'': This ''inspiration'' can be triggered whenever the field marshall lands a blow on the enemy. Targeted allies may dismiss the ''inspiration'' to gain the ''inspiration'' bonus to attack against that enemy.
			*''Not What it Seems'': This ''inspiration'' can be triggered whenever the field marshall successfully saves against an illusion. Targeted allies may dismiss the ''inspiration'' to immediately succeed the save against that illusion when they make their own check.

			*''Press the Attack'': This ''inspiration'' can be triggered whenever the field marshall lands a blow on the enemy. Targeted allies may dismiss the ''inspiration'' to gain the ''inspiration'' bonus to attack against that enemy.
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	\|This one triggers all the time. Attack and damage. ATTACK and damage. Attack AND damage? Attack AND DAMAGE? This is off the charts good. At the very least, the to hit and to damage should be forked. Maybe let the inspired each get to choose which bonus.		\|This one triggers all the time. Attack and damage. ATTACK and damage. Attack AND damage? Attack AND DAMAGE? This is off the charts good. At the very least, the to hit and to damage should be forked. Maybe let the inspired each get to choose which bonus.
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			*''To Arms!'': This ''inspiration'' can be triggered whenever the field marshall is allowed to act in a surprise round (this occurs when the field marshall succeeds the perception check to do so). Targeted allies may forego the ''inspiration'' to also act in that surprise round. If they are already able to act, they instead gain the ''inspiration'' bonus to initiative for that round only.

	''Guiding Light'' (sp): Starting at first level, the field marshall may cast ''light'' as a cantrip, using her field marshall level as the caster level.		''Guiding Light'' (sp): Starting at first level, the field marshall may cast ''light'' as a cantrip, using her field marshall level as the caster level.
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	*Interact with illusion to give inspired a chance to save vs illusion as if they also interacted with it?		*Interact with illusion to give inspired a chance to save vs illusion as if they also interacted with it?
			**Made one, check it out. My interpretation is based on the fact that this rule exists:
			***"''A failed saving throw indicates that a character fails to notice something is amiss. A character faced with proof that an illusion isn't real needs no saving throw. If any viewer successfully disbelieves an illusion and communicates this fact to others, each such viewer gains a saving throw with a +4 bonus''"
			**[[User:Slitherrr\|slitherrr]] ([[User talk:Slitherrr\|talk]]) 03:48, 3 December 2015 (EST)
	*Surprise round trigger that gives init boost to flat footed allies?		*Surprise round trigger that gives init boost to flat footed allies?
			**Added! An alternative interpretation might be to allow flat-footed allies to get a straight bonus to initiative for that combat, if you think the one I came up with is too powerful (but bear in mind opportunity cost, and that the effect is contingent on the Field Marshall succeeding their own perception check). -[[User:Slitherrr\|slitherrr]] ([[User talk:Slitherrr\|talk]])

Slitherrr: Something about question marks is fucking up the talk template. Gotta figure that out.

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Something about question marks is fucking up the talk template. Gotta figure that out.

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	\|Well, if it helps, there's an item that gives improved blind-fight without touching its prereq, and two Battle Herald things that give martial feats without their prereqs. There's at least precedent! Not that Paizu is necessarily the end-all for balance.		\|Well, if it helps, there's an item that gives improved blind-fight without touching its prereq, and two Battle Herald things that give martial feats without their prereqs. There's at least precedent! Not that Paizu is necessarily the end-all for balance.
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	*''Hold Fast'': This ''inspiration'' can be triggered whenever the field marshall takes a quarter or more of her hitpoints in a single attack from an enemy. Targeted allies may dismiss the ''inspiration'' to gain DR ''inspiration'' bonus/— against attacks in that round.		*''Hold Fast'': This ''inspiration'' can be triggered whenever the field marshall takes a quarter or more of her hitpoints in a single attack from an enemy. Targeted allies may dismiss the ''inspiration'' to gain DR ''inspiration'' bonus/— against attacks in that round.
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	\|Quartering? We're not quartering! This one needs work. Dam = HD? Dam = 2xHD? Who cares if it triggers more often, though I'm also leery of potentially giving out like DR 5 so easily. This might be better as a flat DR, perhaps tied to Field Marshall level? 1/2/3 or perhaps FM level if 1/2/3 is deemed to crappy, although I don't think it is. Let's not kid ourselves, this is the one that's going to happen the most and so needs to be the most rigorously tested.		\|1=Quartering? We're not quartering! This one needs work. Dam = HD? Dam = 2xHD? Who cares if it triggers more often, though I'm also leery of potentially giving out like DR 5 so easily. This might be better as a flat DR, perhaps tied to Field Marshall level? 1/2/3 or perhaps FM level if 1/2/3 is deemed to crappy, although I don't think it is. Let's not kid ourselves, this is the one that's going to happen the most and so needs to be the most rigorously tested.
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	*''Reveille'': This ''inspiration'' can be triggered whenever the field marshall sees an enemy. Any targeted ally may dismiss the ''inspiration'''s effect to gain an immediate save against an ongoing exhaustion, fatigue, or sleep effect (sleeping allies attempt this automatically). Visible allies who are sleeping normally automatically awaken when this ability is used.		*''Reveille'': This ''inspiration'' can be triggered whenever the field marshall sees an enemy. Any targeted ally may dismiss the ''inspiration'''s effect to gain an immediate save against an ongoing exhaustion, fatigue, or sleep effect (sleeping allies attempt this automatically). Visible allies who are sleeping normally automatically awaken when this ability is used.
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	\|Wait, what? This is meant to be like quick out of bed, but I'm not sure what all the parts are doing. I think probably makes more sense to be a bonus = chr mod on the perception roll to awaken instead of just auto-waken.		\|1=Wait, what? This is meant to be like quick out of bed, but I'm not sure what all the parts are doing. I think probably makes more sense to be a bonus = chr mod on the perception roll to awaken instead of just auto-waken.
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Slitherrr at 15:34, 1 December 2015

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	*''Hold Fast'': This ''inspiration'' can be triggered whenever the field marshall takes a quarter or more of her hitpoints in a single attack from an enemy. Targeted allies may dismiss the ''inspiration'' to gain DR ''inspiration'' bonus/&~~emdash~~; against attacks in that round.		*''Hold Fast'': This ''inspiration'' can be triggered whenever the field marshall takes a quarter or more of her hitpoints in a single attack from an enemy. Targeted allies may dismiss the ''inspiration'' to gain DR ''inspiration'' bonus/— against attacks in that round.
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	\|Quartering? We're not quartering! This one needs work. Dam = HD? Dam = 2xHD? Who cares if it triggers more often, though I'm also leery of potentially giving out like DR 5 so easily. This might be better as a flat DR, perhaps tied to Field Marshall level? 1/2/3 or perhaps FM level if 1/2/3 is deemed to crappy, although I don't think it is. Let's not kid ourselves, this is the one that's going to happen the most and so needs to be the most rigorously tested.		\|Quartering? We're not quartering! This one needs work. Dam = HD? Dam = 2xHD? Who cares if it triggers more often, though I'm also leery of potentially giving out like DR 5 so easily. This might be better as a flat DR, perhaps tied to Field Marshall level? 1/2/3 or perhaps FM level if 1/2/3 is deemed to crappy, although I don't think it is. Let's not kid ourselves, this is the one that's going to happen the most and so needs to be the most rigorously tested.
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	*Average damage per round goes down about five points per point of DR (but only in the case where a single character is facing off against the entire encounter, so actual savings are way below this). Assuming a 10-round battle and the field marshall is able to get the DR 2 inspiration off three or four of the rounds, we can count on saving somewhere between 8-40 hp, depending on how well the ''inspiration'' procs are distributed to the attacks that are handed out. In practice, though, DR 2 is highly available to the people who are actually going to be in melee by this point--barbarians have it always-on, fighters can get DR 2 medium armor with no ACP and speed penalties (armor training) by spending slightly more than a +2 weapon (10000 gp, enchant to +1 with another 1000), which means that the field marshall will actually be giving this inspiration to squishier people (in Kib's case, Marwynn and Tana are likely recipients).		*Average damage per round goes down about five points per point of DR (but only in the case where a single character is facing off against the entire encounter, so actual savings are way below this). Assuming a 10-round battle and the field marshall is able to get the DR 2 inspiration off three or four of the rounds, we can count on saving somewhere between 8-40 hp, depending on how well the ''inspiration'' procs are distributed to the attacks that are handed out. In practice, though, DR 2 is highly available to the people who are actually going to be in melee by this point--barbarians have it always-on, fighters can get DR 2 medium armor with no ACP and speed penalties (armor training) by spending slightly more than a +2 weapon (10000 gp, enchant to +1 with another 1000), which means that the field marshall will actually be giving this inspiration to squishier people (in Kib's case, Marwynn and Tana are likely recipients).

	Lastly, battle herald at this level can give DR 2/&~~emdash~~; to everyone on the battlefield (the Battle Herald max is DR 4/&~~emdash~~;, which he hits at level 14). I'm kind of surprised at how well the numbers happen to fit--barbarian, battle herald, and the 20 hp threshold above all kind of converge here.		Lastly, battle herald at this level can give DR 2/— to everyone on the battlefield (the Battle Herald max is DR 4/—, which he hits at level 14). I'm kind of surprised at how well the numbers happen to fit--barbarian, battle herald, and the 20 hp threshold above all kind of converge here.
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Slitherrr at 15:30, 1 December 2015

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	\|As promised, I did number stuff. I created a thing to enumerate the percentages of damage events from attacks from critters, given a defender with a particular AC/DR. I went by finding a few monsters around CR 9-11 (minotaurs, dark stalkers/creepers, bebiliths, and trolls), then generating small stat blocks for level 10 fighty types (specifically, a fighter10, fighter7/FM3, and barbarian10). I found that a kit using about 2/3 the "budget" for characters of level 10, I could reliably get them around 24-30 AC and a few DR, depending on the character (the fighter I got to AC 30 and DR 3 with only 38520 gp, which goes to show exactly how beneficial having an ~~arbitrary~~ market for magical items can be to characters). I then used those baseline numbers to simulate the percentages of doing damage beyond particular thresholds with given levels of DR (but only ran it for a couple of enemies, it takes a while and I hadn't had time to fully flesh out stat blocks before I started getting sidetracked with efficiently calculating probability functions for selections out of arbitrary sets, because the minotaurs with their 3d6 20x3 greataxes were killing my execution time), if the enemy is allowed to just slug it out with full attacks every round. Here are the results for AC 27 (middle-of-the-road for the above), and AC 22 (Kib's AC):		\|As promised, I did number stuff. I created a thing to enumerate the percentages of damage events from attacks from critters, given a defender with a particular AC/DR. I went by finding a few monsters around CR 9-11 (minotaurs, dark stalkers/creepers, bebiliths, and trolls), then generating small stat blocks for level 10 fighty types (specifically, a fighter10, fighter7/FM3, and barbarian10). I found that a kit using about 2/3 the "budget" for characters of level 10, I could reliably get them around 24-30 AC and a few DR, depending on the character (the fighter I got to AC 30 and DR 3 and a +2 weapon, +2 phys belt with only 38520 gp, which goes to show exactly how beneficial having an arbitrarily accommodating market for magical items can be to characters). I then used those baseline numbers to simulate the percentages of doing damage beyond particular thresholds with given levels of DR (but only ran it for a couple of enemies, it takes a while and I hadn't had time to fully flesh out stat blocks before I started getting sidetracked with efficiently calculating probability functions for selections out of arbitrary sets, because the minotaurs with their 3d6 20x3 greataxes were killing my execution time), if the enemy is allowed to just slug it out with full attacks every round. Here are the results for AC 27 (middle-of-the-road for the above), and AC 22 (Kib's AC):

	[http://pastebin.com/EgBF6ebz Minotaur vs AC 27]		[http://pastebin.com/EgBF6ebz Minotaur vs AC 27]

Slitherrr at 15:29, 1 December 2015

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			\|As promised, I did number stuff. I created a thing to enumerate the percentages of damage events from attacks from critters, given a defender with a particular AC/DR. I went by finding a few monsters around CR 9-11 (minotaurs, dark stalkers/creepers, bebiliths, and trolls), then generating small stat blocks for level 10 fighty types (specifically, a fighter10, fighter7/FM3, and barbarian10). I found that a kit using about 2/3 the "budget" for characters of level 10, I could reliably get them around 24-30 AC and a few DR, depending on the character (the fighter I got to AC 30 and DR 3 with only 38520 gp, which goes to show exactly how beneficial having an arbitrary market for magical items can be to characters). I then used those baseline numbers to simulate the percentages of doing damage beyond particular thresholds with given levels of DR (but only ran it for a couple of enemies, it takes a while and I hadn't had time to fully flesh out stat blocks before I started getting sidetracked with efficiently calculating probability functions for selections out of arbitrary sets, because the minotaurs with their 3d6 20x3 greataxes were killing my execution time), if the enemy is allowed to just slug it out with full attacks every round. Here are the results for AC 27 (middle-of-the-road for the above), and AC 22 (Kib's AC):

			[http://pastebin.com/EgBF6ebz Minotaur vs AC 27]
			[http://pastebin.com/B6Y8Qe6K Minotaur vs AC 22]
			[http://pastebin.com/pXvPyR2N Young Gold Dragon vs AC 27]
			[http://pastebin.com/5tR1WJVA Young Gold Dragon vs AC 22]

			Some interesting things stand out:

			*The 20 hp threshold is pretty reliably beaten at this level: minotaurs beat it in 11% of rounds against AC 22 (which means about a 44% chance if one character takes on the average number of minotaurs for an encounter of this CR, which is 4), and the dragon beats it around 36% of the time (these numbers drop to 20% and 25%, respectively, when AC goes to 27)
			*The thresholds past 20 hp drop off dramatically. For the minotaurs, it's interesting, because the 3x crit means their chances of beating 20 and 30 are roughly the same (2.5ish percent), while the dragon is extremely unlikely to break 30 in a single round of attacks, and will never break 40.
			*The chance of passing the 20 hp threshold against the group of minotaurs goes to 32ish percent (8 per minotaur), and 27ish against the dragon, with one point of DR. It hits diminishing returns after a while (5, 4, 3, 3 vs single mino, 22, 18, 15, 13 against the dragon), presumably because the main benefit is in knocking just-barely qualifying single attacks below the the threshold. Funnily enough, this actually means scaling DR fits the numbers pretty well.
			*Average damage per round goes down about five points per point of DR (but only in the case where a single character is facing off against the entire encounter, so actual savings are way below this). Assuming a 10-round battle and the field marshall is able to get the DR 2 inspiration off three or four of the rounds, we can count on saving somewhere between 8-40 hp, depending on how well the ''inspiration'' procs are distributed to the attacks that are handed out. In practice, though, DR 2 is highly available to the people who are actually going to be in melee by this point--barbarians have it always-on, fighters can get DR 2 medium armor with no ACP and speed penalties (armor training) by spending slightly more than a +2 weapon (10000 gp, enchant to +1 with another 1000), which means that the field marshall will actually be giving this inspiration to squishier people (in Kib's case, Marwynn and Tana are likely recipients).

			Lastly, battle herald at this level can give DR 2/&emdash; to everyone on the battlefield (the Battle Herald max is DR 4/&emdash;, which he hits at level 14). I'm kind of surprised at how well the numbers happen to fit--barbarian, battle herald, and the 20 hp threshold above all kind of converge here.
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	*''Press the attack'': This ''inspiration'' can be triggered whenever the field marshall lands a blow on the enemy. Targeted allies may dismiss the ''inspiration'' to gain the ''inspiration'' bonus to attack against that enemy.		*''Press the attack'': This ''inspiration'' can be triggered whenever the field marshall lands a blow on the enemy. Targeted allies may dismiss the ''inspiration'' to gain the ''inspiration'' bonus to attack against that enemy.
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	''Unroutable'' (ex): Starting at fifth level, the field marshall always gets a save to nullify fear effects, even when she otherwise wouldn't get one. Even if she fails the save, she can continue making attempts at the beginning of her following turns against the same DC, until the effect expires or she makes the save. In addition, whenever she successfully saves against a fear effect, she may use her ''heroic rally'' ability as an immediate action.		''Unroutable'' (ex): Starting at fifth level, the field marshall always gets a save to nullify fear effects, even when she otherwise wouldn't get one. Even if she fails the save, she can continue making attempts at the beginning of her following turns against the same DC, until the effect expires or she makes the save. In addition, whenever she successfully saves against a fear effect, she may use her ''heroic rally'' ability as an immediate action.

			'''DRAFT'''

	Spitball Sheet		==Spitball Sheet==

	*Interact with illusion to give inspired a chance to save vs illusion as if they also interacted with it?		*Interact with illusion to give inspired a chance to save vs illusion as if they also interacted with it?

	*Surprise round trigger that gives init boost to flat footed allies?		*Surprise round trigger that gives init boost to flat footed allies?



	~~'''DRAFT'''~~

	==Longer discussion here==		==Longer discussion here==

Detarame at 03:45, 29 November 2015

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	''Unroutable'' (ex): Starting at fifth level, the field marshall always gets a save to nullify fear effects, even when she otherwise wouldn't get one. Even if she fails the save, she can continue making attempts at the beginning of her following turns against the same DC, until the effect expires or she makes the save. In addition, whenever she successfully saves against a fear effect, she may use her ''heroic rally'' ability as an immediate action.		''Unroutable'' (ex): Starting at fifth level, the field marshall always gets a save to nullify fear effects, even when she otherwise wouldn't get one. Even if she fails the save, she can continue making attempts at the beginning of her following turns against the same DC, until the effect expires or she makes the save. In addition, whenever she successfully saves against a fear effect, she may use her ''heroic rally'' ability as an immediate action.


			Spitball Sheet

			*Interact with illusion to give inspired a chance to save vs illusion as if they also interacted with it?

			*Surprise round trigger that gives init boost to flat footed allies?



	'''DRAFT'''		'''DRAFT'''

Slitherrr at 15:30, 28 November 2015

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			\|Well, if it helps, there's an item that gives improved blind-fight without touching its prereq, and two Battle Herald things that give martial feats without their prereqs. There's at least precedent! Not that Paizu is necessarily the end-all for balance.
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	\|Yeah, I agree that quartering ain't great. Out-of-HD is interesting, although I'd probably bump that number up (minimum level for field marshall is level 8) to like 4xHD. Alternatively, it could scale from the attack (anything over 20 hp damage, get DR of half a tenth of the damage, so 1 at 20, 2 at 40, 3 at 60, non-stackable, max at ''inspiration'' bonus, etc). As for the number, I agree it's pretty high, but don't forget that it's just for one round, and if the field marshall is taking that many 40 hp single attacks, she is probably already dead.		\|Yeah, I agree that quartering ain't great. Out-of-HD is interesting, although I'd probably bump that number up (minimum level for field marshall is level 8) to like 4xHD. Alternatively, it could scale from the attack (anything over 20 hp damage, get DR of half a tenth of the damage, so 1 at 20, 2 at 40, 3 at 60, non-stackable, max at ''inspiration'' bonus, etc). As for the number, I agree it's pretty high, but don't forget that it's just for one round, and if the field marshall is taking that many 40 hp single attacks, she is probably already dead.
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			\|1. Haha, it's mostly for me reading it after the discussion. When stuff is in the diff is fine, but when I'm looking at it all at once some time later, the :: indents get really hard to parse out visually. I'm used to that sort of write-once read-many-times thing, though. Programmer lyfe.

			Anyway, yeah, your points have merit. Barbarian at this point (the easy DR example) is DR 1 and 2 (levels 7 and 10), adamantine armor is accessible and DR/1-3, although both are always-on. I will spend some time digging into the actual math of this and come up with a table--the actual math varies a lot depending on what the enemy makeup is (DR is obviously more effective when wading into a sea of mooks).
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	*''Press the attack'': This ''inspiration'' can be triggered whenever the field marshall lands a blow on the enemy. Targeted allies may dismiss the ''inspiration'' to gain the ''inspiration'' bonus to attack against that enemy.		*''Press the attack'': This ''inspiration'' can be triggered whenever the field marshall lands a blow on the enemy. Targeted allies may dismiss the ''inspiration'' to gain the ''inspiration'' bonus to attack against that enemy.

Detarame: not comprehensive

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 *''Hold Fast'': This ''inspiration'' can be triggered whenever the field marshall takes a quarter or more of her hitpoints in a single attack from an enemy. Targeted allies may dismiss the ''inspiration'' to gain DR ''inspiration'' bonus/&emdash; against attacks in that round.
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 *''Press the attack'': This ''inspiration'' can be triggered whenever the field marshall lands a blow on the enemy. Targeted allies may dismiss the ''inspiration'' to gain the ''inspiration'' bonus to attack against that enemy.

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	\|This is actually cribbed directly from the Battle Herald, although modified very slightly to fit the immediate-action (and limited targeting) nature of the field marshall. I kind of like it, thematically, because the whole "RISE UP, FRIENDS, BATTLE IS UPON US" shtick is way in-theme. Don't forget that having this in the chamber means having it for the entire day, and thus missing out on having something much more useful if they manage to wake up without incident.		\|This is actually cribbed directly from the Battle Herald, although modified very slightly to fit the immediate-action (and limited targeting) nature of the field marshall. I kind of like it, thematically, because the whole "RISE UP, FRIENDS, BATTLE IS UPON US" shtick is way in-theme. Don't forget that having this in the chamber means having it for the entire previous day, and thus missing out on having something much more useful if they manage to wake up without incident.
	\|[[User:Slitherrr\|slitherrr]] ([[User talk:Slitherrr\|talk]]) 01:51, 28 November 2015 (EST)		\|[[User:Slitherrr\|slitherrr]] ([[User talk:Slitherrr\|talk]]) 01:51, 28 November 2015 (EST)
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