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Bardlock is also good, but probably more range oriented unless you choose College of Swords and Pact of the blade, which isn't really what you're looking for. Also not sure how well those would mesh vs other multiclass options.
EDIT: https://www.reddit.com/r/3d6/comments/mw75g0/an_oath_of_the_ancientarchfey_multiclass_aka_i_am/
https://www.reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/9rtfjw/ancients_paladin_archfey_warlock/
couple build ideas for Archfey/Ancients
Like, Paladin 10, Warlock 1, Bard 1?
edit: Runic, thanks for the links! Reading now.
I’d go straight bard if u want bard.
Or
Go Pala 8/Warlock 4
Bard 10/Paladin 2 can have Extra Attack and very close to full caster (11 out of 12 possible spell slot levels). This makes them uniquely good at fulfilling both melee and caster roles - no other class combo in BG3 is as good at doing both. Extra attack does take 6 levels of bard, though, so you’ll probably want to respec at CL level 6 to get extra attack and then reacquire the Paladin levels.
E: pure bards obviously have more spell slots, but lacking smite their damage plummets considerably.
Yes but remember bards have the advantage of learning any spell in the game. Not sure how smites would work tho
Also, I haven’t tried it but I assume you could like go Warlock/Sorcerer Gish for melee and caster combo
I don’t mean the smite spells. They generally don’t scale/flex cast, and for a bard with extra attacks they show up for the last 3 character levels of the game. They also can’t be used after the fact when you’re critfishing. They have the same name but their use is quite different.
the other posts have good advice about the pros/cons of different things
But somewhat doubting that it might be better than pure class because of the level 12 restriction. That's what respec is for tho!
Sorcadin with what split? 8 Pal 4 Sorc? Gets Extra attack, slots at 8th level caster, little extra from Sorc points. Tops out at 2nd level spells.
2 Pal 10 Sorc? No extra attack. Can be quite solid if we get melee cantrips, but notably less good at critfishing.
Sorlock Gish is even more unknown until we discover how Pact of the Blade pans out.
I'm Going Paladin vengeance 8 Bard lore 4 - not quite sure the sequence of levels definitely start as paladin for armor
But here is how I break down the choice.
What is your priority in your enjoyment of the game? all of this is to some degree subjective as the game has not come out yet
1. Combat focused - Overpowered/smiter/melee - Paladin/warlock
2. Skill check/Dialogue focus tanky( but still powerful ) - Paladin/Bard(lore)
3. Skill check/Dialogue focus caster blaster Bard/Warlock
I am no expert but from what I can see usually go with even level splits 10/2, 8/4, 6/6. Which class with what level gets more intricate decisions.
For myself, given first play through and this game being SO dialogue skill check rich - Paladin vengeance 8 / Bard of lore 4 would seem the ULTIMATE choice for me. Great Melee Ability. Skills galore ! I will hit lore bard early to make use of the skills for as much of the game as I can. In act 1 my party is gonna be a little on the squishy side since ill be rollin with Gale, Astarion, SH. But ill play on normal and I think I can generally over come the squishyness.
The real trade off in any multi class in this game with a level 12 cap is you are going to generally be a little slower to peak and you may have a char that wont shine until sometime in act 2. Unless you go Warlock/Sorcerer - I think that will be kinda OP if there is one OP combo.
my gut says you are leaning Paladin with a Warlock blade pact. And you will change your mind 56 more times until August 3. Just like me! lol