Saludos amigos frikis,
Leo en Enworld un artículo sobre los cambios en el Paladín en el próximo D&D 5.5, la nueva edición (o revisión) del PHB.
Parece que, a mi parecer, lo han potenciado más.
Dejo los cambios de la clase, y abajo el enlace a la noticia original para que veáis el artículo completo y las subclases y características:
- spellcasting starts at level 1, specifically called out as an advantage for multiclassing. (Same for Rangers).
- Lay on Hands and Weapon mastery at 1
- Paladin's smite at 2, along with fighting style.
- NEW: Paladin fighting style restriction is removed (all are available). You may forego fighting style to learn cantrips. [The option to get cantrips was given in Tasha's. They're letting us have it, but it's not called a "fighting style". I suspect this ties to the decision that fighting styles are feats now, and this would be weaker than magic initiate (which also gives a level 1 spell).]
- Paladin's smite gives you the spell Divine smite, with one free casting.
- channel divinity [CD]: uses increase: start with 2, plus 1 on a short rest.
- divine sense in CD option (as in PT6). duration lasts 10 minutes.
- Find steed spell at level 5, cast 1/day with no slot. Redesigned so that spell can be upcast, with a unique steed statblock. [This strongly implies that it's a class-specific spell, not on others' lists. Awesome. (Will a Lore Bard be able to select it? I hope so, and the discussion of spell lists (see below) makes me think they might, since identifying class-specific spells is harder.)]
- Abjure Foes a CD option (given at 9 in PT6)
- Auras are single things, with a single radius, that gain abilities/functionality (not separate auras as in 2014).
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