I'm currently building a 2024 paladin at level 3 and chose the Oath of Redemption (XGtE) subclass. The character sheet correctly shows the Channel Divinity options that you'd normally get at level 3 (Emissary of Peace, Rebuke the Violent) but for some reason I'm not getting the subclass spell list to appear as always prepared (sanctuary, sleep). Is there a setting I'm missing or is this happening to other subclasses?

Glad to know it's not just me, thank you!

Still an issue -also don't see Divine sense anywhere on the sheet or your Channel Divinity charges either

Only in the new subclasses - doesn't come up for Oath of Redemption

edit: Also for the other TCoE XGtE classes - Glory and Watchers - no mention of Divine Sense on the Character Sheet anywhere - not in Features or in the Actions tab - just mentions the Subclass specific Channel Divinity options

Anyone had any progress on this?

I’ve homebrewed a magic item with the spells attached, need to track spell slot usage manually. It’s a work around that seems as good as any

Any progress on this?  Kind of aggravating.

Men it's been how long? And the issue is still at large. Why didn't they fix it yet? What a joke.

One additional note on workarounds - you can make a homebrew subclass, using the desired 2014 subclass as a template, and create the appropriate Channel Divinity and prepared spell options and it *seems* to mostly work correctly.

As a note, if the homebrew interface is any indication, the reason the spells aren't showing up is they clearly changed something about how the 2024 Paladin interprets granted spells. Both 2024 and 2014 subclasses have "Additional Specific Spells" listed in the main page for the homebrew subclass, but these *don't do anything* for the 2024 Paladin. You have to actually grant spells individually as a Class Feature for the 2024 class to see them. (Conversely, homebrewing with a 2014 subclass as a template will show that none of the spells are granted as an entry in the Class Features.) It's bizarre this hasn't been fixed because it's trivial (though time consuming) to fix this in the homebrew interface.

As for Channel Divinity, you have to completely nuke the existing Channel Divinity class feature for any 2014 subclass and rebuild them from scratch for them to show up correctly. I suspect something invisible (not exposed in the homebrew interface) is responsible for the Channel Divinity feature not showing up properly when the 2014 subclass is used. But whatever is causing the problem is attached to the Class Feature, not the Subclass itself, so deleting the Channel Divinity feature(s) and remaking them seems to fix the problem.

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It's bizarre this hasn't been fixed because it's trivial (though time consuming) to fix this in the homebrew interface.

Since we get no communication at all from the developers of this site (apart from occasional second hand news via moderators), it's impossible to tell for certain, but it seems like they are currently not working on fixing bugs at all. There was a short period some months ago where they did fix a few things, but that ended quickly.

The workaround I ended up using was a homebrew feat that adds spells to your spell list. Still not the most optimal since it doesn't automatically increase the spell save DC when you level up, but at least it's on there. For channel divinity, I have them saved on a separate page to keep track of separately. 

I had to do the same for my aberrant mind sorcerer since there's no way on the sheet to do the spell list swaps that you're allowed to do from Tasha's. I wasn't all that surprised when it got reprinted for the 2024 PHB with the spell replacement option missing, because it ended up never getting fixed for 2014 rules.