Oath of Sacrifice

Those sworn to the Oath of Sacrifice put themselves in harms way to protect the innocent, smite the unholy and end those who wreak havoc in this world. They are always striving to further the cause of justice and of the light, with little care for themselves or their bodies, often bearing visible marks of their many battles. Sometimes called crimson knights for their tendency to paint their own armors a crimson red, be it with their own blood and the blood of their enemies during battles or with paint to show their ideals.

Channel Divinity

When you take this oath at 3rd level, you gain the following two Channel Divinity options.

Sacrifice - As a ritual, you can sacrifice an object a thing, or an idea to your God. Upon your DM's approval, or table you can gain various buffs or debuffs depending on your Sacrifice.

Holy Efforts - For spreading the name of your God, your God has taken an appeal to this action for spreading the name and domain of them. Doing this will allow your DM again to choose various buffs and debuffs based on your God. 

Oath Spells

You gain oath spells at the paladin levels listed.

Oath of Devotion Spells

Aura of Resilience

Starting at 7th level, you're able to take increasing damages, however it still inflicts pain to yourself and damage to your living body, however, you cannot be frightened from any sources. 

At 18th level, this works for magical damages as well

Bring the Victims

Beginning at 15th level, You are able to summon the victims once sacrificed from your own hands. Depending on a DC of Cha, you are able to summon either 1, or 10 of these people back. Your DM has to approve of the victims resummoning, you killed in a unwanted manner, you gain a disadvantage on the CHA DC if  the victims are wanting to be sacrificed, you gain advantage. This resets after your diety interacts with you again. 

Menacing Bane

At 20th level, Once per long rest, as an action, you are able to interact with your sacrificial God, for advice, as well as divine intervention.