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Paladin Eminence Locked
¶ Description
Paladins take their adventures seriously, and even a mundane mission is, in the heart of the paladin, a personal test—an opportunity to demonstrate bravery, learn tactics, and do good in the world. Divine power protects these warriors of virtue, warding off harm, protecting them from disease, healing them and their allies, and guarding against fear. Divine power also guides their sword arms, making them among the most effective warriors against undead and evil outsiders. Many of the paladin's special abilities also benefit from a high Charisma score.
¶ Alignment Restrictions
- Lawful Good only (see below)
¶ Hit Die
- d10
¶ Proficiencies
- Armor: Light, Medium, Heavy
- Shields: All shields
- Weapons: Martial, Simple
¶ Skill Points
2→ 5 + INT modifier (x4 at 1st level)
¶ Primary Saving Throw(s)
- Fortitude
¶ Base Attack Bonus
- +1 per level
¶ Spellcasting
- Divine: (spell failure from armor is ignored)
- Charisma-Based: Paladins now cast spells based on Charisma instead of Wisdom. A base Charisma score of 10 + the spell's level is required to cast a spell. Bonus spells are based on modified Charisma, and the Charisma modifier affects spell DCs.
- Requires Preparation
¶ Class Features
¶ EP Locked
This class is locked behind Eminence Points. See Eminence Points.
¶ Turn Undead & Remove Disease
These abilities have been modified to be gained at Paladin level 2 instead of level 3.
¶ Divine Shield
The Power Attack feat has been removed as a prerequisite for Divine Shield.
¶ Divine Might/Shield
These abilities now have an additional +3 rounds to their duration, and a Paladin(1) requirement has been added.
¶ Lay on Hands/Smite
A successful use of Smite will recharge your use of Lay on Hands.
¶ Divine Mount
The Divine Mount feature is currently disabled. If you reach Paladin level 5, open a DM Ticket to discuss a potential deity-themed summon in its place.
¶ Multiclass Restrictions
Multiclass: You cannot multiclass out of Paladin unless you have Fallen. Once you multiclass after being Fallen, you cannot regain your Paladin status.
¶ Fallen Paladins
Fallen Paladins: Paladins who do not follow their oaths or tenets of the divine risk falling and losing access to their spells and abilities until they seek redemption or find embrace in the arms of another deity.
Important Note: Speak to a Dungeon Master if you want to try a non-LG Paladin.