Paladins of Clangeddin? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Paladins of Clangeddin? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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BorkDerOrk
02-28-07, 04:19 PM Hey folks,

i'm looking for some informations on paladins in the service of Clangeddin. So far, i've just found one order listed in "Champions of valor". Forgot the name, though. It's the one, with the Selunites in Impiltur. Are there any other official books out there offering informations on dwarven paladins? Or non-human paladins in general?

I'm looking for the multi-class-rules of those orders, names and some background information. So far, i've checked pretty much every 3.0 or 3.5 FR Sourcebook. So maybe one of you, can point me to older books or websites?

Thanks.
TomCosta
02-28-07, 05:51 PM Since dwarves couldn't become paladins in 1E and 2E, you are unlikely to find anything about dwarven paladins in sources prior to 3E. That said, you might check the 2E Demihuman Deities and check Clang's affiliated orders, which are probably covered fairly well in Faiths and Pantheons and its web ehancement (which you should definitely check if you haven't), and see which might include paladins among their number.
Mad Mage
02-28-07, 07:42 PM Hey folks,

i'm looking for some informations on paladins in the service of Clangeddin. So far, i've just found one order listed in "Champions of valor". Forgot the name, though. It's the one, with the Selunites in Impiltur. Are there any other official books out there offering informations on dwarven paladins? Or non-human paladins in general?

I'm looking for the multi-class-rules of those orders, names and some background information. So far, i've checked pretty much every 3.0 or 3.5 FR Sourcebook. So maybe one of you, can point me to older books or websites?

Thanks.

The order you're talking about is the Order of the Crescent Moon.

Clangeddin doesn't seem to have as many featured orders of paladins as, say, Moradin (ex: the Hammers of Moradin in Citadel Adbar), or at least NPCs featured as faithful paladins of him (such as Breyarg Stonebreaker, who's devoted to Gorm Gulthyn and in service of Helm).

But yeah, IMO, as much as dwarves seem to be the highest demi-human count of paladins (followed by halflings, or the other way around, and then gnomes), demi-human paladins seem to get the shaft as far as lore.
Old Sage
02-28-07, 08:58 PM Since dwarves couldn't become paladins in 1E and 2E, you are unlikely to find anything about dwarven paladins in sources prior to 3E.However there were, in 2e, significant numbers of crusaders among the clergy of Clangeddin.

That said, you might check the 2E Demihuman Deities and check Clang's affiliated orders, which are probably covered fairly well in Faiths and Pantheons and its web ehancement (which you should definitely check if you haven't), and see which might include paladins among their number.As I recall, there are no specifics regarding paladin orders for Clangeddin in the F&P web enhancement.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
BorkDerOrk 02-28-07, 04:19 PM	Hey folks, i'm looking for some informations on paladins in the service of Clangeddin. So far, i've just found one order listed in "Champions of valor". Forgot the name, though. It's the one, with the Selunites in Impiltur. Are there any other official books out there offering informations on dwarven paladins? Or non-human paladins in general? I'm looking for the multi-class-rules of those orders, names and some background information. So far, i've checked pretty much every 3.0 or 3.5 FR Sourcebook. So maybe one of you, can point me to older books or websites? Thanks.
TomCosta 02-28-07, 05:51 PM	Since dwarves couldn't become paladins in 1E and 2E, you are unlikely to find anything about dwarven paladins in sources prior to 3E. That said, you might check the 2E Demihuman Deities and check Clang's affiliated orders, which are probably covered fairly well in Faiths and Pantheons and its web ehancement (which you should definitely check if you haven't), and see which might include paladins among their number.
Mad Mage 02-28-07, 07:42 PM	Hey folks, i'm looking for some informations on paladins in the service of Clangeddin. So far, i've just found one order listed in "Champions of valor". Forgot the name, though. It's the one, with the Selunites in Impiltur. Are there any other official books out there offering informations on dwarven paladins? Or non-human paladins in general? I'm looking for the multi-class-rules of those orders, names and some background information. So far, i've checked pretty much every 3.0 or 3.5 FR Sourcebook. So maybe one of you, can point me to older books or websites? Thanks. The order you're talking about is the Order of the Crescent Moon. Clangeddin doesn't seem to have as many featured orders of paladins as, say, Moradin (ex: the Hammers of Moradin in Citadel Adbar), or at least NPCs featured as faithful paladins of him (such as Breyarg Stonebreaker, who's devoted to Gorm Gulthyn and in service of Helm). But yeah, IMO, as much as dwarves seem to be the highest demi-human count of paladins (followed by halflings, or the other way around, and then gnomes), demi-human paladins seem to get the shaft as far as lore.
Old Sage 02-28-07, 08:58 PM	Since dwarves couldn't become paladins in 1E and 2E, you are unlikely to find anything about dwarven paladins in sources prior to 3E.However there were, in 2e, significant numbers of crusaders among the clergy of Clangeddin. That said, you might check the 2E Demihuman Deities and check Clang's affiliated orders, which are probably covered fairly well in Faiths and Pantheons and its web ehancement (which you should definitely check if you haven't), and see which might include paladins among their number.As I recall, there are no specifics regarding paladin orders for Clangeddin in the F&P web enhancement.