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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Pathfinder 2nd */

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	The Marshal is one of a great many generic multiclass archetypes available in PF2's Advanced Player's Guide, open to anyone trained in martial weapons and in either Diplomacy or Intimidation, and inclined for those of a leader/support bent. The initial feat gives you proficiency in either the one skill you didn't use to qualify for this feat or boost the proficiency rank of the one you are skilled with, as well as an aura giving a token buff vs Fear.		The Marshal is one of a great many generic multiclass archetypes available in PF2's Advanced Player's Guide, open to anyone trained in martial weapons and in either Diplomacy or Intimidation, and inclined for those of a leader/support bent. The initial feat gives you proficiency in either the one skill you didn't use to qualify for this feat or boost the proficiency rank of the one you are skilled with, as well as an aura giving a token buff vs Fear.

	Most of this archetype's feats focus buffing this aura with other combat bonuses, such as providing temp HP and free movement actions, but others give allies special actions to use in place of reactions. This makes the Marshal a lot like the [[Warlord]] class from [[4E]].		Most of this archetype's feats focus buffing this aura with other combat bonuses, such as providing temp HP and free movement actions, but others give allies special actions to use in place of reactions. This makes the Marshal a lot like the [[Warlord]] class from [[4E]].
			[[List of Archetypes in Pathfinder Second Edition#Marshal\|see more]]
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Black Templars

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	Before they were temporarily [[Squat\|squatted]]. Marshals or Commanders, depending on your definition, were relatively cheap comman units and had access to a <u>''LOT''</u> of really good wargear. While he doesn't make his squad fearless, he allows the whole army to test on his LD, so spend the 15 points to upgrade him to his LD 10 version. Considering that Templar squads test whenever they take any wounds from shooting, and only run forward if they /pass/, he's an essential addition.		Before they were temporarily [[Squat\|squatted]]. Marshals or Commanders, depending on your definition, were relatively cheap comman units and had access to a <u>''LOT''</u> of really good wargear. While he doesn't make his squad fearless, he allows the whole army to test on his LD, so spend the 15 points to upgrade him to his LD 10 version. Considering that Templar squads test whenever they take any wounds from shooting, and only run forward if they /pass/, he's an essential addition.

	But this only applies to ~~5th~~ Edition of course. Fortunately, on August 16 2021, the Black Templars returned in force, with their first new codex in over several years going incognito.		But this only applies to 4th Edition of course. Fortunately, on August 16 2021, the Black Templars returned in force, with their first new codex in over several years going incognito.
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1d4chan>Derpysaurus: /* Black Templars */

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Black Templars

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	==Warhammer 40,000==		==Warhammer 40,000==
	===Black Templars===		===Black Templars===
	[[File:BTMarshal.jpg\|~~200px~~\|right\|thumb\|Second angriest motherfucker in the Imperium. Behind only [[Helbrecht]].]]		[[File:BTMarshal.jpg\|250px\|right\|thumb\|Second angriest motherfucker in the Imperium. Behind only [[Helbrecht]].]]
	The [[Black Templars]] [[Space Marine]] do not follow the [[Codex Astartes]] organisation in that they do not have fixed companies and therefore the rank of [[Brother-Captain]] does not actually apply to them.		The [[Black Templars]] [[Space Marine]] do not follow the [[Codex Astartes]] organisation in that they do not have fixed companies and therefore the rank of [[Brother-Captain]] does not actually apply to them.

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	{{Black-Templars}}		{{Black-Templars}}

	===Adeptus Arbites===		===Adeptus Arbites===
	The [[Adeptus Arbites]] includes the rank of "Suffering Marshal", which is a playable career in [[Dark Heresy]], representing those officers who go on detached duties in order to track down and recover [[Imperial]] fugitives, usually from worlds which are outside of Imperial jurisdictions.		The [[Adeptus Arbites]] includes the rank of "Suffering Marshal", which is a playable career in [[Dark Heresy]], representing those officers who go on detached duties in order to track down and recover [[Imperial]] fugitives, usually from worlds which are outside of Imperial jurisdictions.

1d4chan>Derpysaurus: /* Warhammer 40,000 */

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Warhammer 40,000

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	==Warhammer 40,000==		==Warhammer 40,000==
	===Black Templars===		===Black Templars===
			[[File:BTMarshal.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Second angriest motherfucker in the Imperium. Behind only [[Helbrecht]].]]
	The [[Black Templars]] [[Space Marine]] do not follow the [[Codex Astartes]] organisation in that they do not have fixed companies and therefore the rank of [[Brother-Captain]] does not actually apply to them.		The [[Black Templars]] [[Space Marine]] do not follow the [[Codex Astartes]] organisation in that they do not have fixed companies and therefore the rank of [[Brother-Captain]] does not actually apply to them.

	Instead they use the rank of Marshal as their closest equivalent for the commanders of their individual crusade fleets.		Instead, they use the rank of Marshal as their closest equivalent for the company commanders of their individual crusade fleets.

	{{~~Marines~~-~~Forces~~}}		They often have high status, usually a Marshal leads a Black Templars Crusade and is second only to the [[High Marshal]] in terms of authority. With how many fucking Black Templars there are, there is gonna be a metric shit load of Marshals as well.

			Marshals are chosen from the [[Sword Brethren]], the Black Templars elite troops.

			Before they were temporarily [[Squat\|squatted]]. Marshals or Commanders, depending on your definition, were relatively cheap comman units and had access to a <u>''LOT''</u> of really good wargear. While he doesn't make his squad fearless, he allows the whole army to test on his LD, so spend the 15 points to upgrade him to his LD 10 version. Considering that Templar squads test whenever they take any wounds from shooting, and only run forward if they /pass/, he's an essential addition.

			But this only applies to 5th Edition of course. Fortunately, on August 16 2021, the Black Templars returned in force, with their first new codex in over several years going incognito.
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			{{Black-Templars}}
	===Adeptus Arbites===		===Adeptus Arbites===
	The [[Adeptus Arbites]] includes the rank of "Suffering Marshal", which is a playable career in [[Dark Heresy]], representing those officers who go on detached duties in order to track down and recover [[Imperial]] fugitives, usually from worlds which are outside of Imperial jurisdictions.		The [[Adeptus Arbites]] includes the rank of "Suffering Marshal", which is a playable career in [[Dark Heresy]], representing those officers who go on detached duties in order to track down and recover [[Imperial]] fugitives, usually from worlds which are outside of Imperial jurisdictions.

1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva: /* Pathfinder 2nd */

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	~~An archetype that any class can take~~. ~~Become a pillar~~ of ~~marshal leadership~~ with an aura ~~that gives~~ other combat bonuses ~~and grants~~ temp HP and free movement actions. ~~Acts~~ a lot like the [[Warlord]] class from [[4e]].		The Marshal is one of a great many generic multiclass archetypes available in PF2's Advanced Player's Guide, open to anyone trained in martial weapons and in either Diplomacy or Intimidation, and inclined for those of a leader/support bent. The initial feat gives you proficiency in either the one skill you didn't use to qualify for this feat or boost the proficiency rank of the one you are skilled with, as well as an aura giving a token buff vs Fear.

			Most of this archetype's feats focus buffing this aura with other combat bonuses, such as providing temp HP and free movement actions, but others give allies special actions to use in place of reactions. This makes the Marshal a lot like the [[Warlord]] class from [[4E]].
	{{Pathfinder-2nd-Edition-Archetypes}}		{{Pathfinder-2nd-Edition-Archetypes}}

1d4chan>GloriousGidofter: /* Pathfinder 2nd */

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	An archetype that any class can take. Become a ~~Piller~~ of marshal leadership with an aura that gives other combat bonuses and grants temp HP and free movement actions.		An archetype that any class can take. Become a pillar of marshal leadership with an aura that gives other combat bonuses and grants temp HP and free movement actions. Acts a lot like the [[Warlord]] class from [[4e]].
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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Pathfinder 2nd */

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	An archetype that any class can take. Become a Piller of marshal leadership with an aura that gives other combat bonuses and grants temp HP and free movement actions.		An archetype that any class can take. Become a Piller of marshal leadership with an aura that gives other combat bonuses and grants temp HP and free movement actions.
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	They often have high status, usually a Marshal leads a Black Templars Crusade and is second only to the [[High Marshal]] in terms of authority. With how many fucking Black Templars there are, there is gonna be a metric shit load of Marshals as well.		They often have high status, usually a Marshal leads a Black Templars Crusade and is second only to the [[High Marshal]] in terms of authority. With how many fucking Black Templars there are, there is gonna be a metric shit load of Marshals as well.

	Marshals are chosen from the [[Sword Brethren]], the Black Templars elite troops.		Marshals are chosen from the [[Sword Brethren]], the Black Templars elite troops.

	Before they were temporarily [[Squat\|squatted]]. Marshals or Commanders, depending on your definition, were relatively cheap comman units and had access to a <u>''LOT''</u> of really good wargear. While he doesn't make his squad fearless, he allows the whole army to test on his LD, so spend the 15 points to upgrade him to his LD 10 version. Considering that Templar squads test whenever they take any wounds from shooting, and only run forward if they /pass/, he's an essential addition.		Before they were temporarily [[Squat\|squatted]]. Marshals or Commanders, depending on your definition, were relatively cheap comman units and had access to a <u>''LOT''</u> of really good wargear. While he doesn't make his squad fearless, he allows the whole army to test on his LD, so spend the 15 points to upgrade him to his LD 10 version. Considering that Templar squads test whenever they take any wounds from shooting, and only run forward if they /pass/, he's an essential addition.

	But this only applies to 4th Edition of course. Fortunately, on August 16 2021, the Black Templars returned in force, with their first new codex in over several years going incognito.		But this only applies to 4th Edition of course. Fortunately, on August 16 2021, the Black Templars returned in force, with their first new codex in over several years going incognito.
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	The '''Auras''' come in two formats, Minor or Major, and you can have one of each active at the same time. Each Aura grants circumstance bonuses to the marshal's allies within 60' as long as they remain conscious, mobile and audible and the magnitude of these bonuses scale with the Marshal's level.		The '''Auras''' come in two formats, Minor or Major, and you can have one of each active at the same time. Each Aura grants circumstance bonuses to the marshal's allies within 60' as long as they remain conscious, mobile and audible and the magnitude of these bonuses scale with the Marshal's level.

	Minor Auras generally provide bonuses on characteristic checks, which often require the PC to know what he's expecting in advance to be of any use, so is therefore situational. But since the bonuses can be swapped freely it's not such a big deal.		Minor Auras generally provide bonuses on characteristic checks, which often require the PC to know what he's expecting in advance to be of any use, so is therefore situational. But since the bonuses can be swapped freely it's not such a big deal.

	Major Auras are far more sweeping, and grant positive modifiers to things such as attack rolls, armour class or movement speed. These are far more useful to your allies as in most cases everyone shall be able to benefit from them.		Major Auras are far more sweeping, and grant positive modifiers to things such as attack rolls, armour class or movement speed. These are far more useful to your allies as in most cases everyone shall be able to benefit from them.
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	===Making Marshals work===		===Making Marshals work===
	Unfortunately, there are limited options available to Marshal PCs in terms of alternate routes to take. Very few feats or prestige classes really improve their core abilities in any way.		Unfortunately, there are limited options available to Marshal PCs in terms of alternate routes to take. Very few feats or prestige classes really improve their core abilities in any way.

	So unlike spellcasters, rogues or warriors: multiclassing away from Marshal will essentially mean starting a whole new progression.		So unlike spellcasters, rogues or warriors: multiclassing away from Marshal will essentially mean starting a whole new progression.

	At its simplest, taking the '''Leadership''' feat works well, as having more allies in your vicinity grants the greatest return on your investment, as even a whole bunch of lv1 commoners can be made relatively accurate with your maxxed out auras, and be made to move around more quickly with your ability to grant extra actions.		At its simplest, taking the '''Leadership''' feat works well, as having more allies in your vicinity grants the greatest return on your investment, as even a whole bunch of lv1 commoners can be made relatively accurate with your maxxed out auras, and be made to move around more quickly with your ability to grant extra actions.

	There are other things to look out for if you know where to look.		There are other things to look out for if you know where to look.
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	The Marshal is one of a great many generic multiclass archetypes available in PF2's Advanced Player's Guide, open to anyone trained in martial weapons and in either Diplomacy or Intimidation, and inclined for those of a leader/support bent. The initial feat gives you proficiency in either the one skill you didn't use to qualify for this feat or boost the proficiency rank of the one you are skilled with, as well as an aura giving a token buff vs Fear.		The Marshal is one of a great many generic multiclass archetypes available in PF2's Advanced Player's Guide, open to anyone trained in martial weapons and in either Diplomacy or Intimidation, and inclined for those of a leader/support bent. The initial feat gives you proficiency in either the one skill you didn't use to qualify for this feat or boost the proficiency rank of the one you are skilled with, as well as an aura giving a token buff vs Fear.

	Most of this archetype's feats focus buffing this aura with other combat bonuses, such as providing temp HP and free movement actions, but others give allies special actions to use in place of reactions. This makes the Marshal a lot like the [[Warlord]] class from [[4E]].		Most of this archetype's feats focus buffing this aura with other combat bonuses, such as providing temp HP and free movement actions, but others give allies special actions to use in place of reactions. This makes the Marshal a lot like the [[Warlord]] class from [[4E]].
	[[List of Archetypes in Pathfinder Second Edition#Marshal\|see more]]		[[List of Archetypes in Pathfinder Second Edition#Marshal\|see more]]
	{{Pathfinder-2nd-Edition-Archetypes}}		{{Pathfinder-2nd-Edition-Archetypes}}