Without a house rule...

D&D 3E

2nd-May-2007 05:05 pm

I've been trying to find a way to do this forever. Maybe I'm just not creative enough... but is it in any way, shape, or form possible to play a Chaotic Good Paladin?

Is there anything that would allow this, or anything similar to this?

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2nd-May-2007 09:06 pm (UTC)

mouseferatu

Unearthed Arcana has paladin variants for CG, LE, and CE.

There was also a Dragon issue--#310, I think--that had paladin classes for all alignments.

2nd-May-2007 09:07 pm (UTC)

mouseferatu

http://www.d20srd.org/srd/variant/classes/variantCharacterClasses.htm#paladinVariantsFreedomSlaughterAndTyranny

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3rd-May-2007 11:31 pm (UTC)

flamingophoenix

Hoo-ee, time for a flame war! :-P

(Just kidding. But I prefer d20srd.org, dunno why.)

4th-May-2007 03:17 am (UTC)

the_elephant

How do you figure? d20srd is easier to deal with.

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4th-May-2007 10:41 pm (UTC)

the_elephant

...I find I disagree with you on both points. The style/layout on d20srd seems more approachable to me.

2nd-May-2007 09:48 pm (UTC)

aurachad

If you can pick up a copy of the old Defenders of the Faith I think there was something in there, too. Probably the same thing that was in Dragon.

2nd-May-2007 10:02 pm (UTC)

mouseferatu

Actually, IIRC, the relevent material presented in DotF was simply a prestige class that served, in many respects, as a CG paladin. (And was reprinted, with modifications and updates to 3.5, in Complete Divine.)

The material in Dragon #310 presents full 20-level classes, and is unrelated to what appeared in Defenders of the Faith.

3rd-May-2007 11:32 pm (UTC)

flamingophoenix

To the original poster: Just read the entire SRD. (On either website.) It's awesome.

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