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The Paladin Sacred Oaths created by Laserllama
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LaserLlama's Sacred Oaths
Paladin Sacred Oaths GMBinder
In this mod, I'll be adapting the subclasses by Laserllama for BG3. Be sure to check their work out! Some of the features are altered due to technical limitations (and my own inexperience in modding for BG3). Please report any bugs you might find! I tested all of the features a bit but I very well might have missed some.
Before downloading, please check the warning in the mod file description! This mod likely still has bugs, but it is no longer as broken as it was on release. I'm doing my best to fix problems in my spare time so it becomes more robust. If you encounter any bugs, please report them!
Implemented Subclasses
Oath of Beauty - Paladins who swear the Oath of Beauty hold themselves to a standard of excellence and strive to be gleaming beacons of beauty. Some use the power of their graceful visage to inspire the downtrodden. Others become obsessed with their elegant appearance and use the power of their Oath to manipulate, deceive, and intimidate those they see as beneath them.
Oath of the Blade - Paladins who swear the Oath of the Blade dedicate their lives to becoming masters of combat. Often given the title of Blade Master, these paragons of battle strive for mastery with the armaments of war. Some serve as mercenaries, and others as guardians or bodyguards. However, no matter their station Paladins of the Blade always look to test their martial skills.
Subclasses and Features Planned TBA
Oath of the Corsair - Fearsome warriors of the high seas, Corsair Paladins, swear an Oath to themselves and their crew and will do whatever it takes to maintain their freedom. Chaotic by nature, these scallywags abhor any laws that aren't their own. While most Paladins follow the law of the land or the tenets of a deity, Corsairs follow only laws they have personally agreed to. No matter their philosophy, Corsairs are all fiercely loyal.
Oath of the Exorcist - Since the dawn of time, the world has been plagued by the scourge that is undeath. As ancient as this threat itself, exists a brotherhood of Paladins, known as Exorcists, whose divine purpose is to protect the living from the dead. These warriors taint their souls with the foul magic of undeath, giving up any chance of a normal life, to better defend the living world.
Oath of the Forge - Paladins who swear this Sacred Oath are often craftsmen in some sense of the word. Whether they are artisans working over the forge, or activists working to build a better society, all Forge Paladins work toward progress and order in their chosen craft. For some of these Paladins, may even hold this Sacred Oath fulfilled if they achieve perfection in their craft.
Oath of Inquisition - Truth. All dedicated Paladins who become Inquisitors have the same goal: reveal what is hidden, and purge the planes of those who obscure the truth. Above all, they despise creatures who hide their true form. Fiend, celestial, or fey; it matters not to the Inquisitor Paladin. Any creature, no matter its goals, that uses its power to deceive mortals, has forfeited its life.
Oath of Liberty - The Oath of Liberty calls Paladins to use their power to stand with the oppressed against tyranny. It is not enough to enact justice but to see that justice is fairly applied to all. Paladins of Liberty are often despised by those who have seized power through nefarious means. Seen as threats to the established order, Paladins who swear this Oath are often persecuted.
Oath of Mysticism - Where most Paladins swear their Oath to a divine cause or ideal, some swear an Oath to themselves, vowing to awaken their own inner power. Known as Mystics, these Paladins spend years in secluded places, unlocking the wondrous psionic power that lies dormant deep within their minds.
Oath of Prosperity - Not all Paladins pursue lives of virtue or nobility. Some more worldly Paladins swear an Oath of Prosperity and dedicate their lives to amassing great material wealth. Often hailing from the merchant class, or acting in the service of a great dragon, Prosperity paladins value gold over all else. To them, each action, decision, and even each life, has a value in gold.
Oath of the Shield - While most Paladins are known for the wrath they pour out upon their foes, those who swear the Oath of the shield use their power to defend. Known as Divine Shields, these noble warriors stand as protectors of the innocent and defenseless. Bravely placing themselves between their allies and danger, a Divine Shield is an invaluable ally to have on the battlefield.
Oath of the Wilds - Often working alongside Druids, Rangers, and Paladins who have sworn an Oath of the Ancients, those who take the Oath of the Wilds swear to protect and embody the wild power of beasts. They are warriors of nature who stand in defense of a balanced relationship between civilization and the wilds.
The Oathless - Oathless are Paladins who abandon their divinely appointed Sacred Oath for reasons other than evil, but still retain some of their power. They wander the wilds as lost warriors, often becoming bandits and mercenaries. Some quest for purpose, seeking to renew their Oath, while others fall into despair.
And additional fighting styles!
Paladin Sacred Oaths GMBinder
In this mod, I'll be adapting the subclasses by Laserllama for BG3. Be sure to check their work out! Some of the features are altered due to technical limitations (and my own inexperience in modding for BG3). Please report any bugs you might find! I tested all of the features a bit but I very well might have missed some.
Before downloading, please check the warning in the mod file description! This mod likely still has bugs, but it is no longer as broken as it was on release. I'm doing my best to fix problems in my spare time so it becomes more robust. If you encounter any bugs, please report them!
Implemented Subclasses
Oath of Beauty - Paladins who swear the Oath of Beauty hold themselves to a standard of excellence and strive to be gleaming beacons of beauty. Some use the power of their graceful visage to inspire the downtrodden. Others become obsessed with their elegant appearance and use the power of their Oath to manipulate, deceive, and intimidate those they see as beneath them.
Oath of the Blade - Paladins who swear the Oath of the Blade dedicate their lives to becoming masters of combat. Often given the title of Blade Master, these paragons of battle strive for mastery with the armaments of war. Some serve as mercenaries, and others as guardians or bodyguards. However, no matter their station Paladins of the Blade always look to test their martial skills.
Subclasses and Features Planned TBA
Oath of the Corsair - Fearsome warriors of the high seas, Corsair Paladins, swear an Oath to themselves and their crew and will do whatever it takes to maintain their freedom. Chaotic by nature, these scallywags abhor any laws that aren't their own. While most Paladins follow the law of the land or the tenets of a deity, Corsairs follow only laws they have personally agreed to. No matter their philosophy, Corsairs are all fiercely loyal.
Oath of the Exorcist - Since the dawn of time, the world has been plagued by the scourge that is undeath. As ancient as this threat itself, exists a brotherhood of Paladins, known as Exorcists, whose divine purpose is to protect the living from the dead. These warriors taint their souls with the foul magic of undeath, giving up any chance of a normal life, to better defend the living world.
Oath of the Forge - Paladins who swear this Sacred Oath are often craftsmen in some sense of the word. Whether they are artisans working over the forge, or activists working to build a better society, all Forge Paladins work toward progress and order in their chosen craft. For some of these Paladins, may even hold this Sacred Oath fulfilled if they achieve perfection in their craft.
Oath of Inquisition - Truth. All dedicated Paladins who become Inquisitors have the same goal: reveal what is hidden, and purge the planes of those who obscure the truth. Above all, they despise creatures who hide their true form. Fiend, celestial, or fey; it matters not to the Inquisitor Paladin. Any creature, no matter its goals, that uses its power to deceive mortals, has forfeited its life.
Oath of Liberty - The Oath of Liberty calls Paladins to use their power to stand with the oppressed against tyranny. It is not enough to enact justice but to see that justice is fairly applied to all. Paladins of Liberty are often despised by those who have seized power through nefarious means. Seen as threats to the established order, Paladins who swear this Oath are often persecuted.
Oath of Mysticism - Where most Paladins swear their Oath to a divine cause or ideal, some swear an Oath to themselves, vowing to awaken their own inner power. Known as Mystics, these Paladins spend years in secluded places, unlocking the wondrous psionic power that lies dormant deep within their minds.
Oath of Prosperity - Not all Paladins pursue lives of virtue or nobility. Some more worldly Paladins swear an Oath of Prosperity and dedicate their lives to amassing great material wealth. Often hailing from the merchant class, or acting in the service of a great dragon, Prosperity paladins value gold over all else. To them, each action, decision, and even each life, has a value in gold.
Oath of the Shield - While most Paladins are known for the wrath they pour out upon their foes, those who swear the Oath of the shield use their power to defend. Known as Divine Shields, these noble warriors stand as protectors of the innocent and defenseless. Bravely placing themselves between their allies and danger, a Divine Shield is an invaluable ally to have on the battlefield.
Oath of the Wilds - Often working alongside Druids, Rangers, and Paladins who have sworn an Oath of the Ancients, those who take the Oath of the Wilds swear to protect and embody the wild power of beasts. They are warriors of nature who stand in defense of a balanced relationship between civilization and the wilds.
The Oathless - Oathless are Paladins who abandon their divinely appointed Sacred Oath for reasons other than evil, but still retain some of their power. They wander the wilds as lost warriors, often becoming bandits and mercenaries. Some quest for purpose, seeking to renew their Oath, while others fall into despair.
And additional fighting styles!
Known Bugs & Issues
- There has been a report that adding the mod mid-playthrough and then respeccing causes a crash
Further Credits
- Laserllama, the developer of this homebrew class, and many more! You can find more of their works on Patreon
Further Credits
- Laserllama, the developer of this homebrew class, and many more! You can find more of their works on Patreon