#paladin subclass

[thehomebakery]

Every night, you would stare up at the stars and wonder, did they stare back?

This oath is about night, connection and magic ✨💫

With a multifaceted aura, plenty of interesting out of combat utility and a capstone that will allow you to be smiting every single turn if you wish

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[nite0304]

Day 7! Oath of Wonder!

I wanted something nice and wholesome for today, so I came up with a paladin!

The absolute hardest part about this was getting the thing to upload, my wifi did NOT want to cooperate. I've had it finished for an hour now.

[tauricxiv]

Noctis is a paladin! Which Oath did he swear?

Oath of Devotion ✨

Oath of the Ancients 🌳

Oath of the Crown 👑

Oath of Vengeance 🗡️

Voting ended onMar 24

[dartagnantt]

Oath of Discord | An oath to the concept, not the chat client, though that would be funny

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What if the Oath of Treachery was an actual oath with tenets? Of course, that would be terrible, because the that basically be 'betray people!' or something to that effect, which in a team game would be awful. So, what if the oath was to destroy systems of governance and disrupting group cohesion?

So, that is the basis of this subclass

Channel Divinity: Sow Treachery

Simple concept, briefly force a creature to betray its allies. Great for causing some in fighting

Channel Divinity: Forget You Saw Me

Want to not get caught while doing something sneaky, but you had to interact with someone? Wipe their memory. I find it kind of weird that the only spell that can even remotely do this is Modify memory.

Aura of Disarray

So, the best way to guarantee someone to be lost and confused is to make them fail their saves against being lost and confused.

Traitorous Turn

In the end, the only thing I kept from the original Treachery paladin. One half of its aura. But because this is 15th level (not 6th, I spotted that type, I'm just lazy, sorry :P) have an extra bit of potential in fighting.

Chaos' Champion

I'll admit, the previous feature was so cool, that I thought being able to do it a lot was awesome.

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[levelofexhaustion]

As the snow bears down on the traveling group, they hear a terrible screech as the white dragon wyrmling bursts from beneath the mountain. A commanding voice breaks through the wind "Come to my lantern light!", the orc warrior shouts, holding his shining maul high into the air. With one quick dash, he is atop the foul beast, and strikes down with a holy smite.

I really feel like paladin as a class is very similar from subclass to subclass, and I wanted to try and do something a bit more varied. This subclass focuses more on nature and guiding folks, and uses movement as the core of its abilities. I hope you enjoy! The PDF of the image can be found here, and the Homebrewery link is here. Leave any feedback (kindly please) below!

[cacowhistle]

Oath of the Light (Paladin Subclass)

The Oath of the Light is a sacred covenant undertaken by paladins who are unwavering beacons of hope in a world veiled by shadows. They are the eternal guardians of radiance, emboldened by their unshakable commitment to dispel darkness wherever it may linger. These paladins are not just warriors; they are living embodiments of the unyielding, illuminating power of good. The Oath of the Light binds them to a higher calling, a divine purpose to vanquish malevolence and nurture the virtues of kindness, compassion, and purity. To follow this path is to take on a mantle of luminescence, casting light into the deepest recesses of despair and lighting the way for all who seek the path of righteousness.

made a lil paladin subclass :] check out the pdf here!

[paladinbaby]

[Two screenshots of paragraphs formatted to look like they’re from a dnd 5e book. The first reads "Godless Oath Paladins who take the Godless Oath believe the lives of mortals are harmed by the intervention of the gods. They may reject one god or all who intervene on the mortal plane. Those who swear this oath may be raised within these ideals or take them up after witnessing acts of divinity. Godless Oath paladins reject divine"

The second reads "Oath of the Arcane Paladins who take the Oath of the Arcane work through a complex practice of runes and wards to strengthen their connection to the magic of the land. To a paladin that takes up this oath, knowledge is holy. The Oath of the Arcane is most common amongst paladins who grow up in societies that value magic above all else," End ID.]

I will probably make a bigger post about this when people are awake but if you afflicted by paladin feelings I have spent my week making paladin subclasses, which you can now find here and here.

[8-bitpixelheart]

A paladin I designed for my pirate campaign, Luck paladins are a little more happy go lucky compared to other paladins, believing in being good spirited and kind, letting luck guide their way. Image ID in the image alt