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That looks good, although for feats I think I'd want Sharpshooter over Tough, and Elven Accuracy over +1 Con/+1 Wis

I just started a new campaign at level 5, and decided to play a Wood Elf Archery Fighter. Here's my character currently: Wood Elf Fighter (5) Archery Style, Battle Master, Crossbow Expert. (uses a Hand Crossbow) Str 10 Dex 18 Con 11 Int 10 Wis 15 Cha 10 (I had to roll my stats) Ultimately, I...

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Ideally, you'd want to hit level 5 in one of your classes, as all of them get something major at 5th level. Extra Attack, level 3 spells, or in the warlock's case, both. However, that means prioritizing one class to the exclusion of the other two. For example, if you want to focus on weapon...

Added oath of the crown, and changes the rating on protection from evil and good to reflect the fact that it covers more creature types than I thought.

Oh, I forgot the oath of the crown. I'll have a look.

In all my experience playing DnD, every DM I've had would stop attacking a character immediately upon them falling to zero hit points. Now, that makes a lot of sense from the monsters' perspective. The character is no longer a threat, so they should move on to other threats. However, I've also...

I mean, a Paladin can use a flaming sword (Elemental Weapon), and cast Blight (Oathbreaker Domain Spell) You could use Hellish Rebuke as your fire bolt replacement or take one level dip in Sorcerer/Warlock or the Magic Initiate feat to get fire bolt. Plus... I mean flavor is something you can...

I'm just not sure of the reason you would want to play a Fighter/Sorcerer over a Paladin?

You could also take 3 levels in Sorcerer for Quicken Spell, and cast 2 GFBs per turn.

Thank you, fixed.

While I agree that it's a better bonus, I feel like the fact that sacred weapon takes your action to use hurts it compared to Vow of Enmity. In my experience, it's very infrequent that you get a turn in combat where you're not in range to do anything, which means if you're going to be buffing...

I agree with you, but I'm not sure what I should do. While yes I could make a Strength-based human Sword and Board Paladin, that build is almost completely inferior to this one. Do you have a recommendation as to what would better fit the idea of Paladin but also be more effective? Maybe...

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Sample Builds: The Paladin Welcome build If you’re new to the game, have read the class name Paladin, and are excited to play a knight in shining armor, this is the build for you. This is a no-multiclassing Devotion build that doesn't take a feat until level 19, designed to be simple to play...

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Magic Items: The availability of magic items is completely determined by your DM, and it's best to build your character under the assumption that you won't get any. If you ever do get the ability to choose what magic item you want, here are some to look out for: Common Cast-off armor The...

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Sample Builds Justice for all This is a no multiclass Devotion build intended to be easy to play and understand without sacrificing effectiveness Starting race: Dragonborn (Gold dragon heritage) Standard array stats: 15+1 Strength, 14+2 Charisma, 13 Constitution, 12 Wisdom, 10 Dexterity, 8...

Feats: Being a class with two primary attributes, you’ll have to be stingier with your feat selection than a fighter is. If you use four ASIs to max your primary stats, you’ll only be able to take one feat, so generically good filler feats are rated lower than they would be for a fighter. Feats...