D&D 5E Paladin Archetypes... *meh*

[Ancalagon]

hyphen

I misread that word...

 

[lowkey13]

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[doctorbadwolf]

Yeah, it's the spells that matter. The Oath of Vengeance paladin in our game generally has Hunter's Mark in play. It's dull as ditchwater but the effect on damage output over time is massive. And it could be leveraged further with PAM or Sentinel feats. Or Elven Accuracy on a dex build.

It’s quite the opposite in my Eberron game. Our Vengeance Paladin actually uses the tracking benefit of Hunter’s Mark, though.

Meanwhile, the Ancients Paladin in another game plays quite differently from that Paladin. Crown Paladins shake it up even moreso.