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David Klassen wrote:
> Fred wrote:
> > I am currently running an adventure for 2 paladins. They're fresh
out
> of
> > paladin school (currently 2nd level) and doing a term of service
for
> the
> > temple of Pelor.
>
> So far, OK.
>
> > The problem? One of the PCs is far more suited to being a paladin
of
> > Heironeous. He's into jousting, wants to be a cavalier, etc.
> Basically,
>
> No, the problem is that paladins are NOT paladins "of"
> any particular god. Their powers stem from their faith
> in the philosophy of LG itself. Therefore, there is no
> hangup whatsoever for a paladin changing gods, by the
> rules as they are written.
And, as we all know, the rules are chiseled in stone, and *MUST* be
followed. ;-p Seriously, what he says makes sense, anyway, so it's
worth following.
Ralph Glatt
Member, Old Farts Club
David Klassen wrote:
> Fred wrote:
> > I am currently running an adventure for 2 paladins. They're fresh
out
> of
> > paladin school (currently 2nd level) and doing a term of service
for
> the
> > temple of Pelor.
>
> So far, OK.
>
> > The problem? One of the PCs is far more suited to being a paladin
of
> > Heironeous. He's into jousting, wants to be a cavalier, etc.
> Basically,
>
> No, the problem is that paladins are NOT paladins "of"
> any particular god. Their powers stem from their faith
> in the philosophy of LG itself. Therefore, there is no
> hangup whatsoever for a paladin changing gods, by the
> rules as they are written.
And, as we all know, the rules are chiseled in stone, and *MUST* be
followed. ;-p Seriously, what he says makes sense, anyway, so it's
worth following.
Ralph Glatt
Member, Old Farts Club