Regé-Jean Page's Xenk almost used one of DnD's more powerful paladin spells in Honor Among Thieves during a critical scene with Chris Pine's bard.
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves contained a lot of DnD spells and abilities, but the Paladin's oath teased one severe spell in particular. Regé-Jean Page certainly stole the show with his no-nonsense, righteous Paladin Xenk Yendar, who arrived the moment Edgin and his party of misfits needed him the most.
Xenk's Book Promise Scene Teased DnD's Paladin Geas Spell Xenk makes a grand gesture of forcing Edgin to place his hand on a book and swear that he will distribute Forge's riches to the people of Neverwinter. Given the sanctity of the moment, it seems like Xenk is about to bind Edgin's oath with the Paladins' Geas spell, found in the D&D 5th Edition.
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