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In the general consensus, it's up to the DM. Most people trying to argue against a paladin needing a God's argument is pretty weak based on the fact that you're only arguing about needing it. So let's think about this. Suppose the paladin only needed faith in a principle, it's virtually the...

Do the comic book stores host Adventurers League games there? If so, go play 5th edition there.

Then you missed out on the greatest role-playing universe ever created. Unfortunately the system it ran on was terrible and overly complicated, which caused people not to want to play.

Rifts. Nuff said.

The argument against this is, humans are free to worship one or all the gods, and most of the peoples do pay reverence to all of the ones important to them, but they aren't priests and paladins. The difference is that to be a cleric or paladin, they give their faith and devotion to one god...

Well while the game does not limit options for multiclassing, the DM might, so it's up to the DM ultimately.

The problem is, most of the entities that create Warlocks are either selfish or evil in nature, and the gods will want nothing to do with them.

While in game terms, there is nothing stopping this from happening, in story terms, it probably shouldn't be allowed. The reason for this is because divine magic is only granted to the most devoted and the most faithful. When your faith waivers, so does the magic. Any god has the right to...

I was trying to,make him understand why his Patron was overpowered without creating his class for him. Also, like I said, wording is everything. If you want something a certain way, word it that way. I'm not part of the generation that's gotten everything handed to me and I don't feel I...

You fail to see why this is overpowered because, I you've never DM's 5th edition. I also suspect that you looked at the Hexblade thinking you'll be able to be some kind of tanking warlock and was sorely disappointed so you decided to try and create your own. Here are a couple things. 1...

Lol at least he is trying to,keep things balanced. I just read a,post where this dude tried to create the most OP warlock pact. It's completely ridiculous, and the sad thing is, he doesn't understand why it's OP. Sent from my VS995 using Tapatalk

It's not only the durations, it's the abilities themselves. It's just too much. Sent from my VS995 using Tapatalk

So my mistake on the Spector, but you can only have 1 per long rest. Now back to your abilities. Magic Warrior: "Your armor class becomes 18. When you reach level 9, it becomes 19, at 17, 20." It never says this is armor at all, so by your wording it is assumed you can use your DEX...

So the differences with yours between the Hexblade's is that your ability like you said, lasts hours and targets you, not an enemy, so there is no limiting factor, which makes it overpowered. The fact that once you get to 4th level and beyond, your transformations can overlap your short rests...

1. So Hexblade curse only lasts on 1 target for 1min per short rest. 2. Hexblade's level 6 ability triggers off a target you cursed and killed 3. Level 10 ability triggers off the curse 4. Level 14 ability allows to move the curse but not increase the duration. Sent from my VS995 using...

So at level 1, they start with the highest AC possible in the game without even wearing armor, and it gets stronger as you level, they can use their CHA for attacks and damage, they get a magic weapon and a shield, and an anti-death effect, that all recovers at the end of a short rest. At level...

I'm not sure the theme of this warlock, but I can see this is way overpowered. Sent from my VS995 using Tapatalk

Yeah, I am confident my level 16 warlock can solo one and kill it in less 3 rounds or less. Sent from my VS995 using Tapatalk

In the DM's guide in the section of the outer planes, there is a brief description there, and every day or every time you take a long rest, you have to make a saving throw to see of the plane changes you. So I just looked it up, every time they finish a long rest, it's a CHA save (DC 10), anyone...

What the CR is supposed to mean is the monster should be able to be a threat to 5 players of the same level of the CR. The perfect example is the Succubus which is a CR 4. That thing is a boss fight for 5 level 4 characters. If the Succubus charms the fighter, the party might die. The mummy...