Meaning you can cast your Paladin spells using warlock spell slots, and vice versa. If you look further under 'Pact Magic' that "you can use the spell slots you gain from the Pact Magic feature to cast spells you know or have prepared from classes with the Spellcasting class feature, and you can use the spell slots you gain from the Spellcasting feature to cast warlock spells you know.".
Implying that spell slots are shared, but the spells known/prepared and the spell casting abilities associated with them are not. If you look at the entry in the Customization options (Chapter 6) on page 164 it mentions that spellcasting classes are added together to determine spell slots of your character. This further implies that abilities that specify that you use a spell slot, must use spell slots that you've gained in that class. For example a 10 Paladin/ 3 Cleric could use smite twice by spending a level 3 spell slot, but cannot spend level 4 spell slots even though it has access to those spell slots through multiclassing (similarly with pact magic). When multi-classing, you determine how many spell slots you have through paladin and can only use divine smite using those spell slots, regardless of levels in other spellcasting classes. Spending only the spell slots available as per your current paladin level. Meaning at maximum you can deal is 5d8 radiant damage once (as a pure paladin at level 17). =Spell slots gained separately when multiclassing for abilities=Īs you mentioned, it clearly states that Divine smite uses paladin spells *slots* to deal damage with divine smite. I'd like to show the two arguments we talked about when discussing this issue. This is something that came up in one of our campaigns as well, and thank you for sparking a discussion about this here.
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