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If they are parry-hungry and low level, you can feint a heavy and parry their failed parry, which is now a regular heavy. If they are mid to high level, you can immediately GB after feinting your heavy, because most people would know to feint their own heavy as soon as they see they're baited.
If they're good ... you'll have to vary your own attacks to catch them off guard, which is a little difficult as Warlord's kit is rather limited.
That man right there wants you to learn, LEARN...
Ban him, we don't do skill here.
Another tip is as other people said - start feinting heavy attacks into various different things, so for warlord specifically you can feint into a headbutt (which is a decently strong thing to feint into) or a light/heavy - even a zone could work if you've got the stamina and don't mind risking it
TLDR: Try to be less predictable in what you throw out, mix it up so that they dont want to risk parrying every light ^^
Best of luck out there ;)
Its not a soft feint, its a hard feint and then headbutt - but its normally fast enough to catch people off guard unless they're expecting it :)
Hopefully this was helpful