Paladin problem.

[Crom]

So I started as Fighter lvl 1, right...

and

as second lvl i choosed Paladin, ok... then saved that Gynthaki Fighter from the cage,

and some huge Red knight appeared that i broked my Oath...

Whats wrong with this game? I neved did any Oath to any red Knight...

I just lvl up to lvl 2.

Anyway, what is it?

[cua_bien02]

I typically will reserve Paladin to a second playthrough. The oath is real tricky to handle. Although iirc, Oath of Vengence Paladin is less of a goody-two-shoe compared to the others.

[Hank Scorpio]

Crom の投稿を引用：

Well i maded Oath to finish game without saving and loading.

U can restore Oath for 2k of gold anyway.

[Eonoc]

Crom の投稿を引用：

Well i decided to play different character, but i will kill those red skins anyway, to just preserve purity of my playthrough. No LOAD will corrupt my great playthrough.

Ha! Kill all foulbloods, all Tiefs must die.
Jokes aside, pretty much any other class besides Paladin won't have moral restrictions on what you can and can't do. I'd recommend sticking to one class to begin with, however, if you're new to D&D style rules. But, at the end of the day, you do you. If you do want to do a spread of every class, make sure your Ability Score (Strength, Dex, Etc.) Are all equal, otherwise inevitably one of the classes will suffer.
Godspeed!

[Procrastinating Gamer]

Crom の投稿を引用：

So i shouldnt play Paladin? other classes got similar problems? Is Fighter safe class?

Paladin's the only one with a code of conduct, everyone else can do whatever they want (with the possible exception of Druids wearing metal armour).

For your first playthrough, when you're still learning the Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition ruleset, just go for a single class build. Pick one class you like the sound of and stick with it. Multiclassing adds a layer of complexity to character progression and doing it the way you were with just one level dips in each class was just getting you a whole lot of 1st level abilities and almost nothing class-defining. The biggest thing defining your playstyle is going to be your subclass and most classes don't get that until 3rd.

So if you had stuck with Fighter for your 2nd level, you would have gotten the utterly amazing ability called Action Surge - once per short rest you can spend this to gain an extra Action. So at 1st level you could run in, attack, use your bonus action on something else (like a pommel strike or a shove or whatever), pop Action Surge and then stab someone again.

Had you then gone on to take your third level in Fighter you would've gotten to pick your subclass:

• Battle Master gets you a set of special Battle Manoeuvres like being able to stab someone as a reaction when they fail to hit you, trip someone, disarm them, rally your allies, etc, most of which add another 1 to 8 points of damage to the attack.
  
• Eldritch Knight gives you access to some limited spellcasting to mix in with your swordplay.
  
• Champion I'm not as familiar with but I've heard it's tabletop equivalent is the "just hit stuff gooder" one meant to help newer players get a feel for the game mechanics.

As for why everyone was calling what you were doing an "Abserd Build", they're referencing this video from a youtuber called Puffin Forest where he made a character with one level in every class as a complete joke character for a one-off game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZCIh_3b5K8