Just a quick question! I'm updating my 5e Paladin (Oathbreaker) to the 2024 Paladin and using the 2014 Oathbreaker subclass. At levels 3, 5, 9, 13, and 17 are when you gain Oathbreaker spells. My issue is that these spells are no longer being added as being 'always prepared' freebie spells like they are on my 2014 Paladin. Was this a change from 5e to 5.5e and working as intended for the updated class or is this a bug?
The legacy subclasses reference the legacy spells, so they don't show up, but if you retag the spells when you homebrew the subclass, it will work properly.
It's also a bug. There is a problem with all the paladin subclass spells showing up in weird ways. the Core Rule subclasses spells are showing up as "At will" in the spell list and the Extended ones aren't showing at "always prepared". Not sure if there's an additional place to report these things but its a mess right now.
Just a quick question! I'm updating my 5e Paladin (Oathbreaker) to the 2024 Paladin and using the 2014 Oathbreaker subclass.
At levels 3, 5, 9, 13, and 17 are when you gain Oathbreaker spells. My issue is that these spells are no longer being added as being 'always prepared' freebie spells like they are on my 2014 Paladin. Was this a change from 5e to 5.5e and working as intended for the updated class or is this a bug?
The legacy subclasses reference the legacy spells, so they don't show up, but if you retag the spells when you homebrew the subclass, it will work properly.
That makes a lot of sense! Thanks!
It's also a bug. There is a problem with all the paladin subclass spells showing up in weird ways. the Core Rule subclasses spells are showing up as "At will" in the spell list and the Extended ones aren't showing at "always prepared". Not sure if there's an additional place to report these things but its a mess right now.
Why did they remove cure disease from lay on hands? This is classic all the way back to 1st.
Because they've removed disease as a part of the game mechanics. It's being done with the poisoned condition now.