It’s a great combination class, giving players options for damage, healing, and defense.
Sometimes betrayal is more fun than loyalty.
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If you do not mind being comparatively ineffective, there is nothing wrong with this choice.
But, it is a decent subclass for the roleplaying potential alone.
This subclass focuses on vigilance and loyalty.
Paladins are really strong against most monsters and creatures in D&D.
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This is an overall decent choice for keeping allies safe.
When injustice is committed, they seek vengeance on the perpetrators responsible.
Most of their abilities allow you to do extra damage to one specific target.
Here’s how it’s possible for you to create an evil paladin in D&D.
They have some AoE skills and can manipulate the undead, handy abilities that paladins don’t normally have.
Work with your DM to decide if an oathbreaker subclass is right for your campaign.
2Oath Of Conquest
Oath Of Conquest
Reduces the speed of targets and has strong crowd control abilities.
Prayers, by Kyle Anderson
They want to crush their enemies in whatever way they can.
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Oath of Redemption Paladin by Ralph Horsley
Oath of Vengeance by Ingatius Budi
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Oath of the Ancients by Polar Engine
Conquest Paladin by Ralph Horsley
Oath of Devotion by Katerina Ladon