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<blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 7535964" data-attributes="member: 6704184">Seems pretty fair. I think examination actually reveals that the Hexblade dip &quot;feels&quot; much more powerful than it is. I did it with my Half-Elf Bard, but it was mostly because he started life as a 4e Cunning Bard with a focus on melee abilities, and MC assassin and rogue, and the level of Hexblade filled out his abilities just right, down to letting him stab people with a longsword using Cha. If Hexblade didn't exist, Willem would have 3 levels of Fey Warlock, Tome, with Shillelagh reflavored to a sword.&nbsp; For a Paladin, IMO I'm either going to plan on taking at least 3 levels of warlock, or I'm not going to multiclass. And I'd probably go full Avenger, and use Mage Armor and a good dex, grab Maddening Hex, make my Oath Vengeance, and be an inescapable reaper. My wife nearly went that way, but decided that she doesn't want to lose out on Paladin stuff. Also, Hexblade itself is cool enough to take more than a couple levels of.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doctorbadwolf, post: 7535964, member: 6704184"] Seems pretty fair. I think examination actually reveals that the Hexblade dip "feels" much more powerful than it is. I did it with my Half-Elf Bard, but it was mostly because he started life as a 4e Cunning Bard with a focus on melee abilities, and MC assassin and rogue, and the level of Hexblade filled out his abilities just right, down to letting him stab people with a longsword using Cha. If Hexblade didn't exist, Willem would have 3 levels of Fey Warlock, Tome, with Shillelagh reflavored to a sword. For a Paladin, IMO I'm either going to plan on taking at least 3 levels of warlock, or I'm not going to multiclass. And I'd probably go full Avenger, and use Mage Armor and a good dex, grab Maddening Hex, make my Oath Vengeance, and be an inescapable reaper. My wife nearly went that way, but decided that she doesn't want to lose out on Paladin stuff. Also, Hexblade itself is cool enough to take more than a couple levels of. [/QUOTE]

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