trip and spiked chain = smackdown) and then disarming them too - ouch. but I don't see the usefulness of Directed Bull Rush - unless pushing the enemy into your partymates allows your friends to get AoOs.ĭomino Rush I can see, as trip is pretty brutal - but I've been burned - well, not me, but a party member was burned by tripping every enemy he came across (imp. What exactly is great about Shock Trooper? I don't use special attack routines in my tactics, as I don't play the tank. With Warblade recovery method, you're basically dropping a heal on yourself or an ally every other round, if you really need it.
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Since you're already taking Devo Spirit maneuvers, if you go that route, you can get the strike that gives you a full heal as well. Then, even 5-foot steps provoke AoOs from you - attacks of opportunity that you can use to trip fools and keep them away from your friends. If you really want to get intense with your role as the tank, go for Master of 9 (You might need a Martial Study feat to pull it off) and then get the 3rd level stance, Thicket of Blades from Devoted Spirit. Take improved trip as well, because the spiked chain just asks for it - and helps your team not get killed as you tank the baddie.
What feats (either from Core or from any of the Complete books) might mesh well with that combat dynamic? Any suggestions for tactics in combat?That's cool that you wan't to help your party - but I'd suggest picking one of those schools, and then going with something that only Warblades get - Diamond Mind and Iron Heart are both power schools, and they have way too much nifty stuff to pass up (Like, say, two full attack actions or +100 damage, as well as re-rolling failed saves.)Īs mentioned before, take the spiked chain / leap attack / shock trooper/ power attack combo to give yourself some impressive charge damage. I'm creating a human Warblade character who focuses on teamwork and charging attacks, primarily through the Stone Dragon and White Raven disciplines. I just picked up Tome of Battle earlier this week, and already I'm thinking of using it.
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