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| #1battlemaster95Jun 05, 2011 9:50:57 | has anyone statted out the Greyguard type paladin? I'm thinking they would be a fully neutral class with neutral philosophy like apathy and conformity. they would also have traits that make them better when there are no allies adjacent. what does everyone think about this? |
| #2gate_of_hellionJun 05, 2011 10:31:25 | Solo class? |
| #3sallaJun 05, 2011 10:47:34 | Well, as far as outlook goes, that's just 'a character'; Paladins no longer have a stick-up-the-butt code of conduct that forces them into particular behaviors, and have no alignment restrictions. I believe there's one Avenger build that gets benefits when isolated, so you could just play one of those. |
| #4alitainJun 08, 2011 14:09:36 | Well, as far as outlook goes, that's just 'a character'; Paladins no longer have a stick-up-the-butt code of conduct that forces them into particular behaviors, and have no alignment restrictions. Not entirely true, well unless they errata'd the Essentials Pally, that class has an alignment requirement last time I looked. Again, may have changed but just wanted to point that out incase it hadn't. |
| #5sallaJun 09, 2011 13:49:11 | Well, as far as outlook goes, that's just 'a character'; Paladins no longer have a stick-up-the-butt code of conduct that forces them into particular behaviors, and have no alignment restrictions. I don't really count that piece of ****. Besides, there's no mechanical enforcement of said code/alignment, so it may as well not be there. |
| #6alitainJun 09, 2011 18:50:47 | Definitely true, except when making a character on the builder you technically have to select said alignment to select a particular Essentials Pally build. But yeah, outside of that, no real use which is how alignment should be, total fluff. |