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You could have set this up like one of the Survivor threads. "The Paladin Multi-class Survivor; Who will be Smitten?" I have a split vote. Paladic is pretty fricken smug, and probably worships his own reflection as his god. Bardadin has been studying for years, finding the most smug musical...

It shows up fine as a PDF. It is probably my computer, as the Surface has very specific dimensions. Don't get to worried about it.

At a guess, because less spell casting would open class space for more Skill and Martial features?

I was thinking of doing something like this. Each thing had prerequisites, and costs. For example, you had to buy 1st level spell slots, and that was required before you could buy 2nd level slots. It was the same way with attacks. This meant that Full spell casting and multiple attacks worked...

Fair enough, I am just tossing ideas around to remove one or two of those ---- levels. Although, This cleric is already a bit more powerful than the Base Cleric, with the power the Gifts add. I would be fine with pushing them to 3rd, especially since a lot of those Domain based Gifts will act...

ah, but I stand corrected. Apologies. :)

The last quote I remember actually said the opposite, that Homebrew would be behind a subscription. Most people made the (logical) argument that, if Homebrew was free, it wouldn't be long before someone had written out all the PHB content as a "Homebrew" doc, giving everyone free access to...

I opened it in chrome, but it seems like items are getting pushed to a barely-existent third column on the Gifts page, so the last couple are cut off. Good work though, It makes it feel much more complete to see it all laid out. Now my only issue with the class is Destroy undead. It bothers me...

To be fair, the system already has to deal with Bladelocks with Fighting styles, through a single level multi class. I actually have a similar Invocation for my Cleric Homebrew, giving War Clerics access to the Paladin Fighting Style list, so I think it should be fine.

On Flurry of blades, you make good sense. I will adjust that. As far as Homebrewery, go ahead. I was just going to leave it as a thread on here, but I don't at all mind it looking nicer. I will add that link to the first post. Thanks for the help on this, I am already really happy with how it feels.

I think it would be simpler to have a separate invocation for each acceptable spell, as I did with Barkskin. That way you wouldn't have to list off all the ones that are out of bounds, like the ones you mentioned above. Not to mention, some are equivalent to Warlock spells that are often used...

Just want to point out, a dex build will strictly want Armor of Shadows more, since it is 13+dex, giving a max of 18, rather than your invocations max of 17. Because it is At-will mage armor, it is generally assumed that it is just on 24/7. The Shadow mail is good for a STR build though, but I...

More new additions, a couple for the recent UA Domains. Have not thought of anything good for the Protection Domain yet.

Alright, I have 2 versions of Arthur. One is feylock at 3rd level, and another is the same person at 5th level. Arthur Pendragon V. Human Soldier Archfey Warlock 3 (Blade pact) STR 16(+3) DEX 14(+2) CON 15(+2) INT 8(-1)<-Dump stat, since this is a semi-optimized character WIS 10(0) CHA...

I was just looking through the Invocations, and noticed Thief of Five fates. No one ever talks about it, as far as I have seen, but that Bane looks like it would be nice for a Blade-lock, if they can cast it on the ones they are in melee with. that -1-4 could make a lot of difference in their...

The goal stated in the build post was "Build a good blade-lock without multiclassing". The build looks plenty good, and booming blade makes it slightly better. The fact that other things can do it does not affect the stated goal, or whether or not that goal was met. From a light-optimizer point...

You would also be better with a few levels of fighter tacked on. My point is just that the Bladelock build given would work fine, and Booming blade addresses the problem you gave. The fact that other things could address it as well does not affect the actual survivability of the build.

Booming Blade will fix that, since your enemy won't be able to walk away from you without getting punished.

Not a lot to know, it is basically the Arthurian legend. A squire wants to get stronger, probably after getting mugged, or seeing a mugging he couldn't stop. He goes to his favorite spot by the lake to get all weepy about how broken the world is and, as his tears hit the water, a woman rises...

Looks like a great build. If you want Moar Damage, one of your cantrips can be from SCAG.