I think Texas is a the bandit kingdoms outside iuz's reach or whatever.Kingdom of Iuz metaregion (which was Texas and Oklahoma if I recall)
I like that quite a bit. I think I encountered someone playing a ToB Crusader just like that. In the TOME that sounds like the the Great Knight, or maybe more so the imperial knight, but its really a kinda cool character.Inquisitor crosses his arms and sneers, "YOU loot the bodies. I'm just here to burn the unrighteous."
Cause the op question was alsoThis whole post confuses me. If paladins worked like that they wouldn't be paladins. Why not just say you don't like to play paladins?
So you know talking about the inquisitor is related, So is the knight, so is anyone who can lose powers I guess. Clerics for example CAN lose their powers, and I've never understood why people don't play "GOTCHA!" with them though. Its likely happened to someone, but its no where NEAR as prevalent.Is the existence of a class with unique roleplaying restriction a good thing?
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It was crazy, the first time someone fell In our 3.5 games WAAYY back in the day, I was a fighter and he was a paladin. He fell and was like "Oh well, I guess I'll just start picking feats then" when I objected a whole awakening about 2nd edition Paladins being fighters when they fell really showed how worthless fighter ended up being, and also how bad it was to fall and become a warrior.gets Paladin powers from Pelor while all the others who keep to their code are stuck with useless fighter levels are get slaughtered.