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- D D 5E (2014) [GUIDE] My Word Is My Sword: The Paladin Guide
Oath of Devotion: This is the "Classical Lawful Good Paladin" Oath, with an overall balance between offense and defense mechanically And something to be especially thankful for is the way the tenets are written; they essentially nip the "Lawful Stupid" trope right in the bud
- D D 5E (2024) Advice with building a 2024 Paladin? - EN World
I think the subclass features are pretty evenly matched really (I think Oath of Devotion would come out ahead, because it's channel divinity is useful in any fight, whereas the Vengeance Paladin's is only really for the fight with one or a few big targets but how much this matters depends on the campaign)
- D D 5E (2014) - Paladins: what alignments do you think are . . . - EN World
In that same vein, I believe 5e is saying that Paladins also tend to Lawful since the very concept of an Oath is by design a set of rules of conduct To that end: Oath of Devotion = Lawful Good Your shiny, heroic slayer-of-evil Oath of Ancients = Lawful Neutral Neutral is commonly associated with Nature deities Oath of Vengeance = Lawful Evil
- D D 5E (2014) - Devotion Paladin Optimized - EN World
The Oath of Devotion doesn't, but it does have a very high damage output, so ignoring it may not be good enemy strategy anyway Depending on playstyle it may be sufficient to simply stand in the front On the whole it's not really necessary to "optimise" a character in 5e anyway
- dnd 5e 2014 - How would an evil Oath of Devotion Paladin work? - Role . . .
So I can see Oath of Vengeance (to a degree) working with an evil paladin, I can also see Conquest, Trickery and obviously Oathbroken, but since 5e doesn't restrict alignments on classes, I'm curious on how anyone would play an evil Devotion paladin
- D D 5E (2014) - [GUIDE] Oathbound: The Paladin Guide
Oath of Devotion: This is the "Classical Lawful Good Paladin" Oath, with an overall balance between offense and defense mechanically And something to be especially thankful for is the way the tenets are written; they essentially nip the "Lawful Stupid" trope right in the bud
- Explain Like Im 5 How Oath Spells Work (D D 5e)
What the title says I genuinely cannot, for the life of me, figure out how they work What spell slot would a level 8 Devotion Paladin use for Sanctuary? It says 3rd level, but I don't know if tha
- dnd 5e 2014 - Do paladin oaths have to be taken seriously? - Role . . .
Before it was edited, this question asked if the paladin has to be lawful good It was later clarified that they want to take Oath of Devotion, whose ideals suggest lawful goodness It's worth noting that you don't actually have to be lawful good to be a paladin in D D 5th edition, and technically you don't actually need it to take Oath of Devotion A paladin in D D 5th edition takes the
- dnd 5e 2014 - Role-playing Games Stack Exchange
My choice of Sacred Oath will be governed by its Channel Divinity options and Oath Spells list, due to the low levels I can spare I also have the Great Weapon Master feat, and wield a greatsword My question is this - which paladin subclass is better for my character? Devotion: Sacred Weapon giving a +5 to attack rolls for 1 minute at the cost of 1 action Conquest: Guided Strike giving +10 to
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