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- He also ends up with only 4 spell slots (x2 1st level Paladin and x2 2nd level Warlock) as opposed to 6 if he chooses not to multiclass. On the plus side, 3 levels of Warlock give him 2 cantrips and x2 2nd level spell slots that recharge on a short rest (vs long rests for his Paladin spells I believe) for more Smiting.
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- To use spell points rather than spell slots! To be less snarky, I'm looking for a system that's at least as flexible as the current, 5E implementation of specifically Wizard prepared spell slots, while not being ridiculously overpowered by near limitless casting of 5th level spells. I think spell slots are great.for the Dying Earth.
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I'm jumping back into DMing D&D after decades off, and I have some questions about the 5e multiclassing rules. Specifically, how to determine spell slots when combining a spellcaster class with the Warlock class?
One of my players wants to be a Paladin/Warlock. I'm trying to figure out if the player uses the Paladin advancement chart on pg. 83 or the multiclassing chart on pg. 165 to determine how many spell slots he should have? My confusion stems from the way Pact Magic works with multiclassing.
Basically, if you multiclass a spellcaster and Warlock does that count as 2 spellcasters (so you divide your Paladin levels by 2 rounded down for the purpose of figuring out your spell slots) or just a single spellcaster (so you use the Paladin's standard spell advancement)?
For example, a Paladin 3/Warlock 3 should have the following spell slots:
1. x3 1st level Paladin spells slots and x2 2nd level Warlock slots.
OR
2. x2 1st level Paladin spells slots and x2 2nd level Warlock slots.
OR
3. Neither, I'm totally doing this wrong.
I'm hoping you guys can help me out!
One of my players wants to be a Paladin/Warlock. I'm trying to figure out if the player uses the Paladin advancement chart on pg. 83 or the multiclassing chart on pg. 165 to determine how many spell slots he should have? My confusion stems from the way Pact Magic works with multiclassing.
Basically, if you multiclass a spellcaster and Warlock does that count as 2 spellcasters (so you divide your Paladin levels by 2 rounded down for the purpose of figuring out your spell slots) or just a single spellcaster (so you use the Paladin's standard spell advancement)?
For example, a Paladin 3/Warlock 3 should have the following spell slots:
1. x3 1st level Paladin spells slots and x2 2nd level Warlock slots.
OR
2. x2 1st level Paladin spells slots and x2 2nd level Warlock slots.
OR
3. Neither, I'm totally doing this wrong.
I'm hoping you guys can help me out!
