I know I'd homebrewed up a port of the Book of 9 Swords classes ported to 5e, but I think I had it be that the class was called a Swordsage, and the Archetypes of the class broke down into Swordmage, Warblade, and Crusader.
Let me see if I can't find the stuff I'd brewed up for it.
Cameron Gray
Let's say I want to play a character similar to General Tarquin. Lots of visual flair and utility feats.
How do I pull that off?
Brandon Robinson
New character for 5th ed since wildform doesn't completely suck: Move over BARDbarian barBEARian is here.
Asher Davis
Yeah Druid and Barbarian is actually pretty decent, it's one of the only ways to get a damage increase in wild shape too.
Dominic Rodriguez
When I think Tarquin in 5e I think a Valor Bard or Battlemaster both capture him well.
Angel Brooks
Until later levels you might as well be levelling up things like dexterity and perhaps getting other things you feel like getting. I wouldn't call it a major priority. The hand crossbow part does seem like it might make that deal worth it, though.
Brayden Hall
Probably fighter 2/rogue 1/bard X I imagine if you're really trying to emulate him. Really he's more of a martial than a caster, but valor bard should fit him well enough.
Owen Myers
Vampires suck though, and innistrad neither had vampires not werewolves.