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<blockquote data-quote="Cap'n Kobold" data-source="post: 7585730" data-attributes="member: 6802951">Firstly, check with your DM about the Double Scimitar weapon and Revenant Blade feat, since those are specific to a particular setting and may not be suitable for their game. (And would not be generally suitable for a Drow character in that setting&nbsp; ;-) )Also note that until you hit level 4 you are going&nbsp; to be making Double-scimitar attacks using your Str score of 8, not your Dex.What Oath would the Paladin be?Going warlock has a lot of non-mechanical baggage associated with it. Note that if you're going to be using heavy armour, you will probably want enough Str to move in it well though.If you can get a reliable method of getting advantage and your DM is allowing weapon crits to multiply Smite damage, Elven Accuracy is useful for extra chances of getting a crit even if you're hitting reliably already.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cap'n Kobold, post: 7585730, member: 6802951"] Firstly, check with your DM about the Double Scimitar weapon and Revenant Blade feat, since those are specific to a particular setting and may not be suitable for their game. (And would not be generally suitable for a Drow character in that setting ;-) ) Also note that until you hit level 4 you are going to be making Double-scimitar attacks using your Str score of 8, not your Dex. What Oath would the Paladin be? Going warlock has a lot of non-mechanical baggage associated with it. Note that if you're going to be using heavy armour, you will probably want enough Str to move in it well though. If you can get a reliable method of getting advantage and your DM is allowing weapon crits to multiply Smite damage, Elven Accuracy is useful for extra chances of getting a crit even if you're hitting reliably already. [/QUOTE]

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