HELP WITH BLADESWORN PALADIN BUILD.

bmhudson

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If I could get some links for Bladesworn Paladin builds I would be greatly appreciative.
I found one but it was not a complete build.
Thank you.
 

unbongwah

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You're probably either going pure paladin for the capstone; or paladin 15 / Dragonlord 5 for T4 KotC + T5 DLord. Pure paladins are pretty well-documented and haven't really evolved recently; the main downside IMO is being restricted to Favored weapons, either from your deity, KotC tree, Axiom of Faith, or the Cursed Card which grants it. Lominal has an example of the 5/15 split in this guide; TWF half-orc, but can be adapted to any race or combat style you like.
 

Baconator

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You're probably either going pure paladin for the capstone; or paladin 15 / Dragonlord 5 for T4 KotC + T5 DLord. Pure paladins are pretty well-documented and haven't really evolved recently; the main downside IMO is being restricted to Favored weapons, either from your deity, KotC tree, Axiom of Faith, or the Cursed Card which grants it. Lominal has an example of the 5/15 split in this guide; TWF half-orc, but can be adapted to any race or combat style you like.
Since you gave me that build I've loved it. Tons of good stuff. Went with Grt swds. Especially SoS w/ holy sword.
 

norriskwondo

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If I could get some links for Bladesworn Paladin builds I would be greatly appreciative.
I found one but it was not a complete build.
Thank you.
I haven't read the other statements, but I'm playing that one now, and the earlier you take adamantine body the better. Next go through I'm going to max out my CHA, go feydark tree for CHA for hit and damage and take the permenant shield (got your back) enhancement. That should boost my turn dead too, I think. Otherwise take the standard melee feats that fits your play style
 

norriskwondo

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I don't understand starting with a strength of 8.
If you take magical training feat, and use the feydark illusionist tree and take CHA for hit and damage, strength now only effects your jump, swim, and how much you can carry. So a STR of 12 would be plenty to carry all you need, but since you're not wearing armor as a bladeforged, you may be able to get by with a STR of 10. But yeah, max CHA, WIS (for spell ability) 11 or 12, STR 10 and rest into CON. if any left dump where you want it. I'm not quite ready to TR yet, but that's what I'll be doing next go around on bladeforged. Hell might even try it with razorclaw when I get to that point
 
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