What attributes does a paladin need?

You need a good strength for heavy armor, and it is your attack and damage stat. You also need hit points and for a few spells, a decent constitution. Charisma is nice, to boost all your saves, and if a Devotion Oath paladin, your Channel Divinity.

What is the best Paladin subclass?

Dungeons and Dragons: 10 Best Paladin Sub-Classes To Play As

1 Oath Of Redemption. This subclass from Xanathar’s Guide to Everything is great for those looking for an alternative to simply fighting your foe.
2 Oath Of The Crown.
3 Oath Of Vengeance.
4 Oath Of Conquest.
5 Oath Of Treachery.
6 Oathbreakers.
7 Oath Of The Ancients.
8 Oath Of The Watcher.

Which Paladin oath has the best spells?

Vengeance Paladin is best single target damage dealer- period. Some people say that Devotion is better but they don’t know how action economy works. He has best Oath spells of all Paladins imo as you get Hunter’s Mark, Haste, Hold Person/Monster, Misty Step, Dimension Door and Banishment.

What is the best Paladin oath for damage?

The only Oath feature that directly impacts your damage is the Oath of Devotion’s level 20 ability, Holy Nimbus – it deals 10 radiant damage to any enemies within 60 feet of you. So, to answer your question directly, Oath of Devotion does the most damage.

How good is oath of devotion?

Yes, it is very effective in combat. The Sacred Weapon Channel Divinity is roughly equivalent to having advantage on every attack (with +4 or +5 CHA). Turn the Unholy can trivialize encounters with fiends and undead (especially undead swarms). It’s spell list isn’t staggering, but not bad.

Does a paladin have to be lawful good?

Yes, paladins have to be lawful good. The idea is that they are seen as a paragon of the Pantheon of gods, not necessarily the champion of one. There are thing like anti-paladins and former paladins, but a paladin itself is described as being lawful good.

Are Paladins immune to harm?

A paladin is immune to all disease. That includes spells like Harm and Contagion, which are diseases. Usually these diseases are caused by a spell, monster ability or just exposure, and you are immune to all of them.

Is necrotic damage a disease?

Necrotic damage, by itself, is simply a type of damage. As anti-life energy, it is harmful to living creatures, but may have little or no effect on undead or constructs.

Does divine health give immunity to poison?

Divine Health only makes you immune to disease. It does nothing against poison or necrotic damage. It specifically says immunity to diseases, which are a specific thing. Some creatures cause disease and it will be called out specifically in their abilities.

Are vampires immune to disease 5e?

In D&D, being a vampire is neither a curse nor a disease in the rules.

Can Warforged be feared?

In truth, the average warforged fears destruction as much or more than other races fear death, but warforged do not feel or fear pain in the same way that most creatures do. The relative peace in Khorvaire mystifies most warforged.

Are Warforged immune to paralysis?

Warforged are immune to all paralysis effects(including holds) except abbot touch, idyllic touch, and fear based paralysis. Warforged are immune to enervation/energy drain.