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	====Ranger====		====Ranger====
	* Beastmaster: The return of the beloved animal-commanding aspect of the Ranger.		* Beastmaster: The return of the beloved animal-commanding aspect of the Ranger. Sadly, the execution of it is very lopsided.

	====Rogue====		====Rogue====
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	* Raise Beast Companion		* Raise Beast Companion: Lets you raise the Beast Companion.

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			Martial Practices are in practice mundane rituals - Rather than having to collect materials to perform a generally non-combat spell, you spend money and a healing surge for some less fantastical things like embalming the dead and forgery.

	;Martial Backgrounds		;Martial Backgrounds

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	'''Martial Power''' was the first in a series of class-focused supplement books released by [[Wizards of the Coast]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]. As the name says, the book is all about expanding options for the Martial classes - [[Fighter]], [[Rogue]], [[Ranger]], and [[Warlord]] - in the form of new exploits, variant class features, [[Paragon Path]]s, [[Epic Destiny\|Epic Destinies]], feats, and other miscellaneous goods. Equivalent books for the other sources were [[Arcane Power]], [[Divine Power]], [[Primal Power]] and [[Psionic Power]].		'''Martial Power''' was the first in a series of class-focused supplement books released by [[Wizards of the Coast]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]. As the name says, the book is all about expanding options for the Martial classes - [[Fighter]], [[Rogue]], [[Ranger]], and [[Warlord]] - in the form of new exploits, variant class features, [[Paragon Path]]s, [[Epic Destiny\|Epic Destinies]], feats, and other miscellaneous goods. Equivalent books for the other sources were [[Arcane Power]], [[Divine Power]], [[Primal Power]] and [[Psionic Power]].

	Martial Power was extremely well-received, at least amongst 4e fans, and actually had a sequel - ''Martial Power 2'' - released. Alas, the shift over to Essentials caused the X Power series to end there, and instead caused the last three class [[splatbook]]s to consist of [[Feywild\|Heroes of the Feywild]], [[Elemental Chaos\|Heroes of the Elemental Chaos]] and [[Shadowfell\|Heroes of Shadow]], which were not received so positively.		Martial Power was extremely well-received, at least amongst 4e fans, and actually had a sequel - ''Martial Power 2'' - released. Alas, the shift over to [[Dungeons & Dragons Essentials\|Essentials]] caused the X Power series to end there, and instead caused the last three class [[splatbook]]s to consist of [[Feywild\|Heroes of the Feywild]], [[Elemental Chaos\|Heroes of the Elemental Chaos]] and [[Shadowfell\|Heroes of Shadow]], which were not received so positively.

	==Martial Power 1==		==Martial Power 1==

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	[[Image:Martial_power.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The first book's cover.]]		[[Image:Martial_power.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The first book's cover.]]

	'''Martial Power''' was the first in a series of class-focused supplement books released by [[Wizards of the Coast]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]. As the name says, the book is ~~alla bout~~ expanding options for the Martial classes - [[Fighter]], [[Rogue]], [[Ranger]], and [[Warlord]] - in the form of new exploits, variant class features, [[Paragon Path]]s, [[Epic Destiny\|Epic Destinies]], feats, and other miscellaneous goods. Equivalent books for the other sources were [[Arcane Power]], [[Divine Power]], [[Primal Power]] and [[Psionic Power]].		'''Martial Power''' was the first in a series of class-focused supplement books released by [[Wizards of the Coast]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]. As the name says, the book is all about expanding options for the Martial classes - [[Fighter]], [[Rogue]], [[Ranger]], and [[Warlord]] - in the form of new exploits, variant class features, [[Paragon Path]]s, [[Epic Destiny\|Epic Destinies]], feats, and other miscellaneous goods. Equivalent books for the other sources were [[Arcane Power]], [[Divine Power]], [[Primal Power]] and [[Psionic Power]].

	Martial Power was extremely well-received, at least amongst 4e fans, and actually had a sequel - ''Martial Power 2'' - released. Alas, the shift over to Essentials caused the X Power series to end there, and instead caused the last three class [[splatbook]]s to consist of [[Feywild\|Heroes of the Feywild]], [[Elemental Chaos\|Heroes of the Elemental Chaos]] and [[Shadowfell\|Heroes of Shadow]], which were not received so positively.		Martial Power was extremely well-received, at least amongst 4e fans, and actually had a sequel - ''Martial Power 2'' - released. Alas, the shift over to Essentials caused the X Power series to end there, and instead caused the last three class [[splatbook]]s to consist of [[Feywild\|Heroes of the Feywild]], [[Elemental Chaos\|Heroes of the Elemental Chaos]] and [[Shadowfell\|Heroes of Shadow]], which were not received so positively.

1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 19:41, 11 January 2019

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	* Beastmaster: The return of the beloved animal-commanding aspect of the Ranger.		* Beastmaster: The return of the beloved animal-commanding aspect of the Ranger.

	====Rogue===		====Rogue====
	* Aerialist: A hyper-mobile rogue that specializes in outmanuevering foes and cutting them down - not a new class feature, just new powers to suit the old Artful Dodger talent.		* Aerialist: A hyper-mobile rogue that specializes in outmanuevering foes and cutting them down - not a new class feature, just new powers to suit the old Artful Dodger talent.
	* Cutthroat: A menacing rogue who relies on intimidation to demoralize their foes. This one works equally well with the old Brutal Scoundrel feature or the new Ruthless Ruffian feature.		* Cutthroat: A menacing rogue who relies on intimidation to demoralize their foes. This one works equally well with the old Brutal Scoundrel feature or the new Ruthless Ruffian feature.
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	* Wildcat Stalker: You are a beastmaster with a cat companion who has attained the mastery of feline fighting tactics.		* Wildcat Stalker: You are a beastmaster with a cat companion who has attained the mastery of feline fighting tactics.

	====Rogue===		====Rogue====
	* Cloaked Sniper: You're an extra sneaky rogue who specializes in picking off foes from afar with a ranged weapon.		* Cloaked Sniper: You're an extra sneaky rogue who specializes in picking off foes from afar with a ranged weapon.
	* Daring Acrobat: The natural pinnacle of the [[acrobat]] archetype for the rogue.		* Daring Acrobat: The natural pinnacle of the [[acrobat]] archetype for the rogue.
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	There's also a new class feature, Running Attack, which gives you attack bonuses when you make move + strike combination attacks.		There's also a new class feature, Running Attack, which gives you attack bonuses when you make move + strike combination attacks.

	====Rogue===		====Rogue====
	* Shadowy: A rogue that specializes in sneaking around the battlefield and picking foes off with ranged attacks.		* Shadowy: A rogue that specializes in sneaking around the battlefield and picking foes off with ranged attacks.

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	* Snow Tiger		* Snow Tiger

	====Rogue===		====Rogue====
	* Arcane Trickster		* Arcane Trickster
	* Blade Bravo		* Blade Bravo

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Ran out of time to do summaries of the PPs.

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Ran out of time to do summaries of the PPs.

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1d4chan>Biggus Berrus: Added the proper category.

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	* Resourceful: For a more "[[just as planned]]" Warlord.		* Resourceful: For a more "[[just as planned]]" Warlord.

	[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]][[Category:~~Splatbooks~~]]		[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]][[Category:Game Books]]

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	A book released by [[Wizards of the Coast]] that expanded on the martial classes ([[Fighter]], [[Rogue]], [[Ranger]], and [[Warlord]]) in [[4e\|Fourth Edition Dungeons and Dragons]]. It has new abilities for each class up to level 30 as well as feats for each class and new ~~paragon paths~~ and ~~epic destinies~~.		A book released by [[Wizards of the Coast]] that expanded on the martial classes ([[Fighter]], [[Rogue]], [[Ranger]], and [[Warlord]]) in [[4e\|Fourth Edition Dungeons and Dragons]]. It has new abilities for each class up to level 30 as well as feats for each [[class]] and new [[Paragon Path]]s and [[Epic Destiny\|Epic Destinies]].

	Oh, and before you ask: /tg/ generally considers the book to be good and worth buying (well, since you are a 4efag anyway).		Oh, and before you ask: [[/tg/]] generally considers the book to be good and worth buying (well, since you are a 4efag anyway).

	== New Class Builds ==		== New Class Builds ==
	===Fighter===		===Fighter===
	Battlerager -A Pseudo-Barbarian		* Battlerager: A Pseudo-Barbarian.
			* Tempest: For those who feel the need to dual-wield and wear heavy armor.

	~~Tempest -For those who feel the need to dual-wield and wear heavy armor~~
	===Ranger===		===Ranger===
	Beastmaster -For those who love their animal companions entirely too much		* Beastmaster: For those who love their animal companions entirely too much.

	===Rogue===		===Rogue===
	Aerialist -Acrobats with knives		* Aerialist: Acrobats with knives.
			* Cutthroat: Moar stabbing less lockpicking.

	~~Cutthroat -Moar stabbing less lockpicking~~
	===Warlord===		===Warlord===
	Bravura -For the Warlord who wants to be a Fighter ever so badly		* Bravura: For the Warlord who wants to be a Fighter ever so badly.
			* Resourceful: For a more "[[just as planned]]" Warlord.
	Resourceful -For a more 'just as planned' Warlord

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	[[Image:Martial_power.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The first book's cover.]]		[[Image:Martial_power.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The first book's cover.]]

	'''Martial Power''' was the first in a series of class-focused supplement books released by [[Wizards of the Coast]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]. As the name says, the book is ~~alla bout~~ expanding options for the Martial classes - [[Fighter]], [[Rogue]], [[Ranger]], and [[Warlord]] - in the form of new exploits, variant class features, [[Paragon Path]]s, [[Epic Destiny\|Epic Destinies]], feats, and other miscellaneous goods. Equivalent books for the other sources were [[Arcane Power]], [[Divine Power]], [[Primal Power]] and [[Psionic Power]].		'''Martial Power''' was the first in a series of class-focused supplement books released by [[Wizards of the Coast]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]. As the name says, the book is all about expanding options for the Martial classes - [[Fighter]], [[Rogue]], [[Ranger]], and [[Warlord]] - in the form of new exploits, variant class features, [[Paragon Path]]s, [[Epic Destiny\|Epic Destinies]], feats, and other miscellaneous goods. Equivalent books for the other sources were [[Arcane Power]], [[Divine Power]], [[Primal Power]] and [[Psionic Power]].

	Martial Power was extremely well-received, at least amongst 4e fans, and actually had a sequel - ''Martial Power 2'' - released. Alas, the shift over to Essentials caused the X Power series to end there, and instead caused the last three class [[splatbook]]s to consist of [[Feywild\|Heroes of the Feywild]], [[Elemental Chaos\|Heroes of the Elemental Chaos]] and [[Shadowfell\|Heroes of Shadow]], which were not received so positively.		Martial Power was extremely well-received, at least amongst 4e fans, and actually had a sequel - ''Martial Power 2'' - released. Alas, the shift over to Essentials caused the X Power series to end there, and instead caused the last three class [[splatbook]]s to consist of [[Feywild\|Heroes of the Feywild]], [[Elemental Chaos\|Heroes of the Elemental Chaos]] and [[Shadowfell\|Heroes of Shadow]], which were not received so positively.