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His body cannot be looted upon defeat, but he will drop a {{RarityItem|Greatsword +1}}, {{RarityItem|Elixir of Heroism}}, and three {{RarityItem|Javelin|alias=Javelins}} on the ground when slain, and a [[Pouch]] containing {{RarityItem|Plate Armour}} will spawn on his former corpse after a [[Long Rest]]. | His body cannot be looted upon defeat, but he will drop a {{RarityItem|Greatsword +1}}, {{RarityItem|Elixir of Heroism}}, and three {{RarityItem|Javelin|alias=Javelins}} on the ground when slain, and a [[Pouch]] containing {{RarityItem|Plate Armour}} will spawn on his former corpse after a [[Long Rest]]. | ||
[[Withers]] will still refuse to [[respec]] an Oathbreaker paladin if the Oathbreaker Knight has been killed. Because the Oathbreaker does not respawn in camp after long rests, this will effectively lock any Oathbreaker character out of respeccing for the rest of the run. | [[Withers]] will still refuse to [[respec]] an Oathbreaker paladin if the Oathbreaker Knight has been killed. Because the Oathbreaker does not respawn in camp after long rests, this will effectively lock any Oathbreaker character out of respeccing for the rest of the run. Reclaiming an oath, then killing Oathbreaker Knight, ''then'' breaking the oath again will in effect permanently lock a paladin into a permanent {{Cond|Oath Broken}} state, as the Knight won't be able to induct the character into the Oathbreaker subclass. | ||
=== Abilities === | === Abilities === | ||