u/Habltual_Linestepper

Cross posting this from the main sub for the paladin homies here.

Not even exaggerating. I tested all of them.

Disciple Oath doesn't work after changing instances, specifically it seems pits, towers, undercity, and dungeons.

Lights Epiphany is the same.

Judgement "works" except that it can bug out with a 3-4 second "cooldown" before reapplying on bosses. Sometimes it just stops applying all together and your 40 stacks, which take about 120-160 seconds to build, just fall off completely.

For disciple/Epiphany, changing your oath and then back does fix it. However, you can't do this in Undercity or Towers, so you basically need 2 builds if you want to play anything end game.

You can test it yourself - go stand at a dummy with disciple and /or Lights Epiphany set. See your flaccid wings slap helplessly. Then quickly change your oath back and again. You will immediately realize how broke it is.

So yeah, paladins are a dumpster fire. Thus far haven't heard a word from the devs even acknowledging any of the issues either.

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Not yet

I'm still at the very beginning stages of basically everything (including learning), but I'm working on it, and one thing I want to do is make a home shrine. I know this is also something that can't really be answered yes/no/do this/do that way because of how much overlap and difference there can be depending on how much influence other practices (Chinese folk religion, Buddhism, etc) you have -- but I do know that generally speaking a proper traditional shrine space in the bedroom is a no go.

That said, I live in a small apartment so there's very few spaces it could even go that isn't a kitchen or bathroom connecting wall, or right next to electrical appliances, or water fixtures, etc.

Also, I'm gay and married (and a dude), and I would like for the shrine to be for Tu'er Shen. So I'm wondering, provided I still place it in the proper location and the proper way, would this be an acceptable exception given that many of the reasons for not usually putting one there would be essentially moot given that Tu'er Shen is the deity of, well, me and the things that go on in that bedroom?