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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stalker0" data-source="post: 9060865" data-attributes="member: 5889">Its not bad design to have classes have time in the spotlight, and time when they are sweating.The concept of the paladin is, they are a lesser martial (compared to the fighter) that has magical powers. Well those magical powers are REALLY useful most of the time, they can heal, they can sense evil, create magical shields, hell their mount can fly at higher levels. But once in a while, they face an enemy that can counter their magical gifts. That's the moment the fighter steps in front and says "I got this".That is the REAL way dnd is balanced, by DMs utilizing encounters that boost the strengths of the characters, and sometimes targets their weaknesses. It creates an ebb and flow to combat, sometimes your the star of the show, other times your buddy gets to be the star.Giving the paladin a weakness to anti-magical effects to me is very much in line with that mentality.</blockquote>