Paladin Codex — Codex of Sanctuary

DIABLO IV · FIELD MANUAL

THE COMPLETE BUILD GUIDE

SEASON 14 · DEATH AWAKENING◆PATCH 3.1.3◆LAST VERIFIED AUG 17, 2026

A sword, a shield, three buffs that never seem to need pressing, an Oath menu the game barely explains, and a resource called Faith. This chapter answers the questions a new Paladin actually has — what am I supposed to press, what does my Oath actually do, and why is my armour somehow my damage? — then gives you four complete builds, every skill point from level 2 to 70, respecs included.

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▶ PART I Understanding the Paladin 10 MIN · START HERE

THE CLASS IN FIVE IDEAS

1 · FAITH

Your mana. Basic Skills and Rally generate it, it trickles back on its own, and Core Skills spend it. It is the only resource you manage by hand — and half the class barely manages it at all. Part IV is the full chapter.

2 · OATHS — THE CLASS MECHANIC

At level 15 you swear one of four Oaths — no quest, the only class without one. Each hands a large hidden multiplier to the skills carrying its tag, plus a second mechanic (Fervor, Resolve, Judgement, Arbiter form). Part II teaches it.

3 · AURAS — THE FREE LUNCH

A skill category unique to the Paladin: each Aura is permanently active just for sitting on your bar, with a bonus active on top. Nothing to recast, nothing that falls off. Part III covers passive vs pressed.

4 · SWORD AND BOARD — USUALLY

Three of the four builds hold a shield, because Block Chance and Armor are not just defence here — skills and aspects convert them straight into damage. Only the Zeal build goes two-handed, and it pays a printed bill for it.

5 · FOUR DAMAGE FAMILIES — AND TAGS DECIDE WHAT YOUR GEAR DOES

Holy (hammers, bolts, wings) · Physical (weapon and shield strikes) · Thorns (your defence, weaponised) · Judgement (marks that detonate). Each build is a different answer to "which family does the killing?" — and several upgrades re-tag a skill into a different Oath, silently changing which gear scales it. Part IV maps every conversion.

PALADIN, BARBARIAN OR WARLOCK?

TL;DR

Three front-liners. The Paladin is the one whose defence is a damage stat and whose buffs come from standing near him: the Barbarian trades pure fury and weapon-swapping, the Warlock rents power from Hell and pays in Life. If the appeal is "an armoured wall the whole party wants to stand beside — that somehow hits like a truck", you are in the right chapter.

PALADIN

BARBARIAN

WARLOCK

THE QUESTIONS EVERYONE ASKS FIRST

Do I need a shield? Three of four builds want one — and not only for defence: Block Chance and Armor convert into damage here. Build III is the sanctioned two-hander, and its chapter itemises exactly what the shield's absence costs.

Can I play at range / as a caster? Partially. Build I is the closest thing to a caster — Holy hammers and detonating marks — but they spiral around your body, so "ranged" still means "in the middle". A back-line Paladin does not exist this patch.

Can I make a pure melee Paladin? Yes — Build III is weapon strikes, crits and constant motion, the classic Zealot at full speed.

Can I make a truly tanky one? Build II is the most durable build in this codex — Block ceiling, Resolve stacks, immunity windows — and its damage IS its tankiness, pulsed outward as Thorns.

Can the Paladin heal itself? Constantly: aura healing (Rite of Prayer), Consecration ground, Fortify generation, a heal hidden in Holy Light's active. Part IV separates sustain from emergency buttons.

Do support abilities help me SOLO? Yes — every aura passive applies to YOU first; allies are a bonus. Nothing in these builds is a party-only pick, and Part III has the solo-vs-group table.

Is the Paladin beginner-friendly? Very — Build I is arguably the easiest character in the game right now. Build IV is the hard one; it is also the strongest, and its chapter is honest about the trade.

What is the class bad at? Raw ranged play, and burst mobility outside Build IV — Rally is a jog, not a teleport. Its weaknesses are positional, never statistical: the numbers are S-tier this season.

SWORD, FLAIL OR TWO-HANDER?

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YOU GAIN · {{w.gain}}

IT COSTS · {{w.cost}}

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READING THE SKILL TREE

The budget. 69 points from levelling (one per level, 2 through 70) plus 14 bonus points — Season Rank on a seasonal character, Renown on Eternal. Total 83. Every build here accounts for all 83 and none ends with "spend the rest wherever".

No Key Passive slot. The Paladin shipped with the Lord of Hatred tree format: no capstone node exists. Its "key passive" is the Oath — sworn in a separate panel at 15, costing zero points, changeable free forever.

Upgrades per skill. Each active skill carries several MAJOR variants (one active at a time — they often rewrite what the skill IS) and a handful of MINOR riders. Every filled diamond in these trees is explained, and the deliberately skipped ones are named.

Categories: Basic, Core, Justice (control and light), Valor (cooldowns), Aura, and Ultimate — unlocking in stages up the tree. Skills also carry an Oath tag, which is where the real money is.

The class's real trap: re-tagging upgrades. Shield of Retribution moves Blessed Shield to Juggernaut. Disciple's Halo moves Blessed Hammer to Disciple. Flash of the Blade moves Advance to Disciple. Re-tagging INTO your Oath is a huge gain; re-tagging OUT of it silently deletes your biggest multiplier — and it is the most common way people brick a Paladin. Read the tag line before the point; Part IV keeps the full map.

WHAT DOES THIS WORD MEAN?

The terms this codex leans on. The same definitions appear as hover tooltips everywhere else on the page — on mobile, tap them.

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ADVANCED · {{g.adv}}

▶ PART II The Four Oaths THE CLASS MECHANIC

BEGINNER TL;DR

One choice, made at level 15, free to change forever after — and the game will never quest you toward it. It does not lock your skills: it decides which of your skills get the big multiplier, and it hands you a second mechanic to play with. Pick the Oath your damage skill is tagged with. That single sentence prevents most broken Paladins.

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THE FOUR OATHS — WHAT EACH ONE ACTUALLY DOES

THE MECHANIC · {{o.mech}}

SKILLS THAT CARRY IT · {{o.skills}}

HOW IT CHANGES YOUR HANDS · {{o.press}}

WHAT YOU GIVE UP · {{o.give}}

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THE RE-TAGGING TRAP · {{retagNote}}

▶ PART III Auras — The Free Lunch PASSIVE vs PRESSED · SOLO vs GROUP

BEGINNER TL;DR

PASSIVE · ALWAYS ON · {{m.passive}}

ACTIVE · WHEN PRESSED · {{m.active}}

THE RITES · {{m.rites}}

WHAT SCALES IT · {{m.scales}}

ITS JOB · {{m.job}}

WHILE YOU DO NOTHING vs WHEN YOU PRESS IT

WHILE YOU DO NOTHING

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WHEN YOU PRESS IT

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"WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO KEEP ACTIVE?"

DOES THIS STILL HELP ME WHEN I'M SOLO?

EFFECT

AFFECTS

SOLO

GROUP

The pattern: nothing on this class is a party-only pick. Every aura passive reads YOU first — a solo Paladin loses the audience, never the buff.

HOW AURAS SCALE — AND THE QUESTIONS LEFT

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▶ PART IV Faith, Block, Defence & Tags EVERY MECHANIC, PLAINLY

UNDERSTANDING FAITH

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UNDERSTANDING BLOCK

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WHAT HAPPENS WHEN SOMETHING SWINGS AT YOU — ONE PICTURE

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WHY IS THE PALADIN SO HARD TO KILL?

Not "high armor" — layers. An incoming hit has to survive every one of these before it reaches you, and each build leans on a different subset:

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HOW THE PALADIN HEALS

SUSTAIN — KEEPS THE BAR TOPPED

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EMERGENCY — INTERRUPTS A DEATH

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WHY DOES THIS SKILL COUNT AS THAT?

The tree's favourite trick is changing what a skill is — and your Oath multiplier and gear only read tags. Every conversion these four builds touch, in one place:

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WHAT KIND OF DAMAGE AM I ACTUALLY DEALING?

HOLY · THE GOLD NUMBERS

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PHYSICAL · THE WEAPON

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THE STATES · THORNS & MARKS

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PART V · CHOOSE YOUR PATH

FOUR PALADINS

Four genuinely different characters, not four flavours of one list. One detonates holy marks across whole screens, one is a wall whose armour does the killing, one is a two-handed blur paying for damage in blood, and one sprouts wings and lets the game fight for it. Each chapter is complete: every point 2 → 70, respecs printed, Oath and aura setup by level, gear with honest "until then" answers.

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ONE-SCREEN VERSION EVERYTHING BELOW IS OPTIONAL DETAIL

YOUR JOB

PRESS

YOUR CLASS SETUP

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WHO DEALS THE DAMAGE

PRIMARY · {{bd.whoPrimary}}

SECONDARY · {{bd.whoSecondary}}

SUPPORTING · {{bd.whoSupporting}}

MAIN DEFENCE · {{bd.osDefense}}

MOST IMPORTANT STAT · {{bd.osStat}}

NO FAITH? · {{bd.osFaith}}

BUFF TO MAINTAIN · {{bd.osBuff}}

ABOUT TO DIE? · {{bd.osDying}}

DON'T WORRY ABOUT YET · {{bd.osLater}}

BUILD {{bd.num}} · {{bd.school}} OATH

DIFFICULTY · {{bd.difficulty}}

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WHAT IT FEELS LIKE

MAIN DAMAGE SOURCE · {{bd.mainDamage}}

MAIN DEFENSIVE MECHANIC · {{bd.mainDefense}}

RESOURCE ENGINE · {{bd.resourceMech}}

WEAPON SETUP · {{bd.weaponSetup}}

YOU MAINTAIN · {{bd.maintainLine}}

BIGGEST STRENGTH · {{bd.strongest}}

BIGGEST WEAKNESS · {{bd.weakest}}

RATINGS

BEST FOR

THE SIX BUTTONS — WHAT EACH ONE IS FOR, AND WHETHER TO SPAM IT

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WHY IT'S ON THE BAR · {{k.why}}

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YOUR CLASS SETUP — OATH · AURAS · WEAPON

Oath changes are free and instant out of combat — the level selector below tracks when each piece of this setup arrives on the way up.

MAINTAIN THIS — THE STATES THAT CAN ACTUALLY LAPSE

HOW · {{m.how}}

HOW YOU KNOW IT'S ON · {{m.tell}}

IF IT FALLS OFF · {{m.drop}}

WHY IT MATTERS · {{m.why}}

EVERY POINT, LEVEL BY LEVEL

One point per level-up, 2 → 70, plus 14 bonus points at the end. Set your level to see exactly what you should own at that moment, what to buy next, and where your Oath, auras and weapon stand.

LEVEL

LVL {{bd.lvl}} · {{bd.spentPts}} PTS

OATH

AURAS ON BAR

WEAPON & SHIELD

NEXT IMPORTANT UNLOCK

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ADD · {{bd.rspAdd}}

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+14 BONUS POINTS (SEASON RANK · OR RENOWN ON ETERNAL) — SPEND AS THEY ARRIVE

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OATH · GEAR · CHARM PLAN BY LEVEL {{bd.lvl}}

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▶THE LEVELLING STORY, 2 → 70 (READ ONCE BEFORE YOU START)

LEVELLING → ENDGAME

The same character, before and after. When a build "feels wrong", the usual reason is that it's still being played as the left-hand column.

LEVELLING BUILD

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ENDGAME BUILD

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YOUR FAITH ENGINE

What pays for this build, what its second currency is, and the loop. If your rotation feels broken, it is nearly always one of these paragraphs.

FAITH — HOW THIS BUILD PAYS FOR ITSELF

IF IT STILL RUNS DRY

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HOW THIS BUILD SURVIVES

Four jobs, and what on this bar does each of them.

STAT PRIORITY

In order, with what each one actually affects. Stats not listed are not worth a roll on this build.

AFFECTS
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GEAR — AND WHAT TO DO UNTIL IT DROPS

Every slot has a best answer and an honest "until then" answer. No build in this codex requires a unique item to reach level 70.

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Legendary Aspects

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Uniques — With & Without

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WITHOUT · {{u.without}}

"I don't have that"

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WHAT DO I ACTUALLY PRESS?

NORMAL ENEMIES

ELITES

BOSSES

IF THINGS GO WRONG

WHY IS THIS BUILD GOOD?

The engine, start to finish. Break any link and the damage sags — which is how the troubleshooting below diagnoses it.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

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PARAGON, AFTER 70

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▶RESEARCH & SOURCES FOR THIS BUILD

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Synthesized (my ordering and framing): {{bd.srcSynth}}

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▶ DECIDE Which Paladin Is Mine? SIDE BY SIDE · 1 MIN

I · THE HAMMER

II · THE UNBREAKABLE

III · THE FLURRY

IV · THE ARBITER

◆ I want to hit things with a weapon → Build III · The Zealot's Flurry

◆ I want to be extremely hard to kill → Build II · The Unbreakable

◆ I want a shield-focused Paladin → Build II — the shield IS the damage there

◆ I want to cast Paladin magic → Build I · The Hammer of the Just — hammers, light and detonating marks

◆ I hate resource management → Build II (Clash prints Faith) or IV (Wing Strikes are free)

◆ I want the easiest Paladin → Build I, without hesitation

◆ I want the strongest current endgame Paladin → Build IV · Wing Strikes — the cross-site consensus top Paladin build this patch, with Zeal the melee runner-up

Honesty note: the Paladin was among the weakest classes in Season 13; Season 14's patch deliberately pulled it up — all four Oaths were buffed, and the class now sits comfortably high on the tier sites. A guide written last season describes a different, worse Paladin. Both readings were checked in August 2026.

▶ PART VI Unlocks, Paragon & The Endgame Map TORMENT · PARAGON · TALISMANS

CLASS UNLOCKS — DO NOT MISS THESE

LEVEL 2

First skill point. Faith exists from the start; your Basic Skill is the fuel line, not filler.

LEVEL 15 · THE OATH

The panel opens automatically — no class quest exists, uniquely among the eight classes. Swear the Oath your build names the level you ding. Nothing will remind you.

LEVELS 27–33 · ULTIMATES

Fortress, Zenith and Arbiter of Justice arrive through the late 20s. Each chapter marks its own pick — and Build IV's whole engine starts here.

LEVEL ~45 · THE CUBE ERA

Season 14's Horadric Cube crafting puts Red Sermon and Herald's Morningstar in reach from common weapons. Two chapters print their power spike here.

LEVEL 60 · TALISMAN SEAL

A Legendary Seal with +1 Charm Slot is the target: six slots fits a five-piece set plus one Unique Charm.

LEVEL 70 · THE PIT

Paragon, glyph levelling and Torment climbing start. Your build doesn't change; your items do — and your 14 bonus points land.

THE LADDER

Difficulty runs Normal → Hard → Expert → Penitent, then Torment 1–12. Torment is where endgame loot lives.

The Pit (unlocks at 70) is the gate: clear around tier 10 to open Torment 1, then keep climbing as your glyphs grow.

Each Torment tier applies a resistance penalty — keep Armor capped (1,000) and all Resistances at 70%+ before chasing damage. For a Paladin this is doubly literal: with Castle slotted, the Armor cap is a damage floor too.

PARAGON — BEGINNER VERSION

Past 70, XP becomes Paragon points, shared across your realm's characters. You attach up to five boards; each exists to reach a Legendary node and socket a Glyph.

First board: Starter. First path: straight at the Legendary node, ignoring everything else. First glyph: whichever reads your build — Judgement, Sentinel (Resolve), a crit glyph, or Resplendence.

What Paragon is doing for you: the boards ARE your late multipliers — and the Castle node (Armor → damage) is the reason every chapter told you to over-cap Armor. Route to it early on every build.

ADVANCED PARAGON & GLYPHS

Per board: Legendary node → glyph socket → rare nodes inside the glyph radius → filler. A board with no glyph is worth roughly half of one with.

Level Glyphs by clearing The Pit — radius grows with rank and a Legendary Bonus unlocks near max (thresholds are quoted inconsistently across sources; trust the tooltip). Attempts can fail — upgrade at tiers you clear comfortably.

The Paladin's working set: Sentinel (Resolve), Resplendence (aura presses cut cooldowns — two auras on every bar makes it universal), Spirit, Honed, Canny, Apostle. Each chapter lists its own order.

TALISMAN · TEMPER · MASTERWORK

Talisman: the Paladin sets that matter are Heaven's Radiant Fire (Judgement — Build I), Berú of Dauntless Faith (Zealot — Build III), Berú of Light's Epiphany (Disciple — Build IV) and the Iron Conviction / Righteous Will split (Juggernaut — Build II). Seal with +1 Charm Slot first, always.

Tempering: the class's two golden manuals are +Maximum Resolve (armour slots) and Oath-specific damage (weapons/rings). Temper cheap items early; save rerolls for keepers. A re-tagging skill upgrade can invalidate an Oath temper you already paid for — re-read tags first.

Masterworking: +ranks to everything, big bonus every fourth step. Aim the crits at the affix your build's gear card lists first (II: Thorns or Max Resolve · IV: Cooldown Reduction), and only on pieces you intend to keep.

SEASON 14 NOTES — WHAT CHANGED FOR PALADIN

The class got pulled UP — Paladin was among Season 13's weakest; the Season 14 patch buffed all four Oaths and much of the kit

Oath bonus 60% → 80% — documented for Judicator and Juggernaut; the Disciple in-form figure is disputed (50/80) — read your panel

Wing Strikes 160% → 200% — the buff that made Build IV the consensus top Paladin build this patch

Zenith, Shield Charge, Heaven's Fury buffed — the Zealot speed-farm ultimate is real now (Build III carries it)

Shield of Retribution 100% → 70% — the Thorns pulse coefficient was cut, and Ward of the White Dove was raised (55–77% → 77–99%) to compensate. Net: Build II is fine; old guides overrate the pulse and underrate the ring

Defiance Aura 30 → 50 — the passive Armor and Resistance lump grew; free tankiness for every build here

Mythic 3.0 — craft chase Mythics with Pandemonium Fragments (4 per upgrade since 3.1.1); the one to craft first is your build's engine piece: Morningstar, Red Sermon, White Dove or Argent Veil

Patches 3.1.1–3.1.3 — 3.1.1 (July 14) was the last balance pass; 3.1.2 and 3.1.3 are bug-fix and quality-of-life only. A build verified early in the season is still current, and this codex is dated 3.1.3 out loud

▶ PART VII Research & Sources WHAT'S VERIFIED, WHAT ISN'T

Everything here targets Season 14 · Death Awakening · patch 3.1.3, checked against live sources on August 17, 2026. The Paladin arrived with the Lord of Hatred expansion — young enough that stale guides are only one or two seasons old, but the Season 14 buffs made even those misleading.

THE BIGGEST STALENESS RISKS · Three of them. (1) Diablo II / III instincts: this Paladin has no mana-fed aura toggles, no Zeal-with-a-shield default, no anti-undead Holy rule — every mechanic here was born in Lord of Hatred. (2) Season 13 guides predate the across-the-board Oath buffs and the Wing Strike rework — their tier placements and several coefficients are simply wrong now. (3) "Paladin needs a class quest at 15" — it never did; it is the one class without one, and waiting for a quest marker is a real way people miss their Oath for ten levels.

OFFICIAL / PATCH-LEVEL · Season and patch baseline (Season 14 · Death Awakening · 3.1.3), the Season 14 Paladin balance notes (Oath 60% → 80%, Wing Strikes 160% → 200%, Retribution 100% → 70%, White Dove and Defiance buffs, Zenith / Shield Charge / Heaven's Fury), Mythic 3.0 and Pandemonium crafting, and the 69 + 14 skill-point budget.

CURRENT BUILD SOURCES · Icy Veins' Season 14 Paladin guides (Blessed Hammer Judicator upd. Jul 13 · Paladin Skills upd. Jun 30 · Blessed Shield, Zealot and Arbiter guides), Maxroll's S14 Blessed Hammer, Judgement, Shield of Retribution, Zeal and Wing Strikes guides, Mobalytics' Retribution Thorns and Arbiter builds, Game8's Oath guide, the Diablo 4 wikis on Oaths and the class, and the cross-site S14 tier consensus that places Wing Strikes as the top Paladin build — used for bars, Oath picks, gear, sets, rotations and tier placements.

MECHANICS REFERENCE · Oath structure (level 15, no quest, all four at once, free to change; skills carry Oath tags; upgrades can re-tag), Aura behaviour (passive-by-equipping + active press; Potency scaling; ally sharing), Faith generation figures per Basic Skill (Clash 20 · Advance 18 · Holy Bolt 16 · Brandish 14; Rally 22/42), Resolve rules (flat DR, one stack per hit, base cap 8–9, ceiling ~30, Interdiction's block conversion), Block rules (shield-only, block-reduction stat, unblockable ground effects/DoTs), Judgement stacking (8% per application to 80%), and skill databases for base costs and coefficients.

MINE, NOT TRANSCRIBED · The level-by-level point orders (no published guide gives one; each sums to 69 + 14 and lands on the sourced final tree), the two printed respecs and their timing (III's Red Sermon point-move at 45; IV's Holy Bolt crutch and its removal at 31), priority labels, star ratings, engine diagrams, the maintain panels, troubleshooting trees, and every "until then" fallback.

UNCERTAIN · FIVE HONEST GAPS · (1) The Disciple in-form bonus is published as both 50% and 80% — flagged in Build IV; read your Oath panel. (2) Resolve's base cap is reported as 8 and as 9; the 30 ceiling comes from one source. (3) Numeric ranges on the Thorns-package aspects (Chastisement, Lapa's Scripture, Redirected Force, Juggernaut's Covenant) are not published consistently — read the item. (4) Glyph rank thresholds are quoted as 15/45/46 and 15/50/51 — trust the tooltip. (5) Death or Glory's bonus — additive or multiplicative is not stated anywhere; treated as "large" rather than mathed.

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THE CLASS IN FIVE IDEAS

PALADIN, BARBARIAN OR WARLOCK?

THE QUESTIONS EVERYONE ASKS FIRST

SWORD, FLAIL OR TWO-HANDER?

READING THE SKILL TREE

WHAT DOES THIS WORD MEAN?

THE FOUR OATHS — WHAT EACH ONE ACTUALLY DOES

WHILE YOU DO NOTHING vs WHEN YOU PRESS IT

DOES THIS STILL HELP ME WHEN I'M SOLO?

HOW AURAS SCALE — AND THE QUESTIONS LEFT

UNDERSTANDING FAITH

UNDERSTANDING BLOCK

WHY IS THE PALADIN SO HARD TO KILL?

HOW THE PALADIN HEALS

WHY DOES THIS SKILL COUNT AS THAT?

WHAT KIND OF DAMAGE AM I ACTUALLY DEALING?

FOUR PALADINS

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EVERY POINT, LEVEL BY LEVEL

LEVELLING → ENDGAME

YOUR FAITH ENGINE

HOW THIS BUILD SURVIVES

STAT PRIORITY

GEAR — AND WHAT TO DO UNTIL IT DROPS

Legendary Aspects

Uniques — With & Without

"I don't have that"

WHAT DO I ACTUALLY PRESS?

WHY IS THIS BUILD GOOD?

TROUBLESHOOTING

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