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#1
skritz_the_lizardmen
Apr 03, 2010 18:41:32 I just noticed these two feats. Are they related to some faction/order/group who use multiclassed Paladins or Monk? I know Eberron has a few faction-related feat, like Child of Winter.
#2
salla
Apr 03, 2010 21:06:48 No, they're just there to circumvent the incredibly silly rule about Paladin and Monk multiclassing.
#3
salty1
Apr 04, 2010 2:07:13 Actually, in one of the 3.5 Eberron sourcebooks (Faiths of Eberron I think) there was a faction within the Church of the Silver Flame that specialized in multiclass paladin/monks. There was even a prestige class specifically for them with some pretty spiffy rules.
#4
skritz_the_lizardmen
Apr 04, 2010 11:05:16
No, they're just there to circumvent the incredibly silly rule about Paladin and Monk multiclassing.

Meh, I already removed those restrictions. ;)
#5
Ogiwan
Apr 04, 2010 12:39:41
People commonly did, but they were put there to reassure by-the-book DMs that it was OK.

Salty1 speaks of the Argent Fist, which was a really pimpin' class that required you to be a paladin/monk (some other builds had cleric in there). The signature ability was shrouding the hands in the Silver Flame and such. It was cool as hell.
#6
skritz_the_lizardmen
Apr 04, 2010 17:46:41

People commonly did, but they were put there to reassure by-the-book DMs that it was OK.

Salty1 speaks of the Argent Fist, which was a really pimpin' class that required you to be a paladin/monk (some other builds had cleric in there). The signature ability was shrouding the hands in the Silver Flame and such. It was cool as hell.

You mean IS cool as Hell. For me, 3.5 never ended.
#7
Ogiwan
Apr 04, 2010 19:35:32 YES IT DID WHEN 4.0 CAME OUT THE WIZARDS ALL CAME INTO MY HOUSE AND TOOK ALL MY BOOKS!

(nah, seriously, game on. I can tolerate an old-schooler if they run Eberron.)

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 skritz_the_lizardmen Apr 03, 2010 18:41:32	I just noticed these two feats. Are they related to some faction/order/group who use multiclassed Paladins or Monk? I know Eberron has a few faction-related feat, like Child of Winter.
#2 salla Apr 03, 2010 21:06:48	No, they're just there to circumvent the incredibly silly rule about Paladin and Monk multiclassing.
#3 salty1 Apr 04, 2010 2:07:13	Actually, in one of the 3.5 Eberron sourcebooks (Faiths of Eberron I think) there was a faction within the Church of the Silver Flame that specialized in multiclass paladin/monks. There was even a prestige class specifically for them with some pretty spiffy rules.
#4 skritz_the_lizardmen Apr 04, 2010 11:05:16	No, they're just there to circumvent the incredibly silly rule about Paladin and Monk multiclassing. Meh, I already removed those restrictions. ;)
#5 Ogiwan Apr 04, 2010 12:39:41	People commonly did, but they were put there to reassure by-the-book DMs that it was OK. Salty1 speaks of the Argent Fist, which was a really pimpin' class that required you to be a paladin/monk (some other builds had cleric in there). The signature ability was shrouding the hands in the Silver Flame and such. It was cool as hell.
#6 skritz_the_lizardmen Apr 04, 2010 17:46:41	People commonly did, but they were put there to reassure by-the-book DMs that it was OK. Salty1 speaks of the Argent Fist, which was a really pimpin' class that required you to be a paladin/monk (some other builds had cleric in there). The signature ability was shrouding the hands in the Silver Flame and such. It was cool as hell. You mean IS cool as Hell. For me, 3.5 never ended.
#7 Ogiwan Apr 04, 2010 19:35:32	YES IT DID WHEN 4.0 CAME OUT THE WIZARDS ALL CAME INTO MY HOUSE AND TOOK ALL MY BOOKS! (nah, seriously, game on. I can tolerate an old-schooler if they run Eberron.)