Will we get any Paladin PrCs?

[ARHicks00]

Like the Templar, Champion of the Silver Flame, etc.

And will they get Solar Channeler specific class like Solar Knight.

[Steve]

How about Divinate, Channeler or Crusader?

[ARHicks00]

How about Divinate, Channeler or Crusader?

Sure love to see that

[ARHicks00]

nothing planned

Poor Paladin. The least thought of class.

[Steve]

How about Divinate, Channeler or Crusader?

Sure love to see that

Take a look then at the BGTSCC wiki...cause they're already in game!!!

[ARHicks00]

How about Divinate, Channeler or Crusader?

Sure love to see that

Take a look then at the BGTSCC wiki...cause they're already in game!!!

Channeler no but other two yes

[Steve]

Sorry, my phone turned Cavalier into Channeler.

[Deathgrowl]

nothing planned

Poor Paladin. The least thought of class.

Best way to go about this is to actually suggest a class and make a cohesive argument for it.

The paladin class is considered pretty much perfectly balanced by most of the people who tinker with builds and mechanics, and so it doesn't really need any more power. More flavour is maybe desirable, but the added kits already do some stuff for that.

[ARHicks00]

nothing planned

Poor Paladin. The least thought of class.

Best way to go about this is to actually suggest a class and make a cohesive argument for it.

The paladin class is considered pretty much perfectly balanced by most of the people who tinker with builds and mechanics, and so it doesn't really need any more power. More flavour is maybe desirable, but the added kits already do some stuff for that.

It's not mechanical issue, but an RP as Paladin have the least amount of PrC or no PrCs of any class. In fact the Paladin Kits take more from the Paladin than add on.

[Deathgrowl]

Well, to be fair, Paladin can be used in a lot of ways. Yeah, you don't have any paladin specific PRCs, but weaponmaster isn't any more fighter specific than it is swashbuckler specific either. There are several PRCs we have that play well with paladin. Such as Anointed Knight, for instance.

If you're looking for PRCs with high bab and spell progression that are available to Paladin, we have dragonslayer, hospitaler and warpriest. All of these add interesting things to a paladin, and two of them are 6/10 progression (so you'd get 30 CL with a practiced spellcaster) and one is 5/10.

I don't know what you're looking for exactly here, though. Which is why I advice you make a clear and well argued suggestion for a specific PRC you think would be a good fit.

[chad878262]

I had a paladin 10/ morning lord 10/ hospitaler 10 once... was pretty fun, but paladin 30 is simply better. All the extra turning does let you keep edm up basically indefinitely between rests though.

[DM Mercy]

To be fair paladins have few PrC's in 3.5 FR because in canon Paladins can't multiclass with the exception of one or two classes based on each individual faith. So in the end there is less content to convert to nwn2 3.5. Divine champion is the most commonly accepted and we already have that.

[ARHicks00]

Well, to be fair, Paladin can be used in a lot of ways. Yeah, you don't have any paladin specific PRCs...

I'm only talking specifically Paladin PrCS to increase them theme wise, not paladin related builds.

To be fair paladins have few PrC's in 3.5 FR because in canon Paladins can't multiclass with the exception of one or two classes based on each individual faith. So in the end there is less content to convert to nwn2 3.5. Divine champion is the most commonly accepted and we already have that.

Um...I guess no one has read Exalted Deeds?

https://rpg.rem.uz/Dungeons%20%26%20Dra ... 0Deeds.pdf

Random Paladin idea?
https://dnd-wiki.org/wiki/Most_Holy_Kni ... ige_Class)

But I think I got my question answer earlier.

[chad878262]

The most holy knight is homebrew and severely overpowered. Essentially can smite nonstop and do more damage. Gets a whole bunch of benefits without losing anything.

On top of this, it's thematically very similar to the cavalier paladin kit which is available on the server.

[ARHicks00]

The most holy knight is homebrew and severely overpowered. Essentially can smite nonstop and do more damage. Gets a whole bunch of benefits without losing anything.

On top of this, it's thematically very similar to the cavalier paladin kit which is available on the server.

I did note it was a random paladin idea. I was trying to point out there are more Paladin PrCs out there.

Champion of the Silver Flame

http://nwn2db.com/library/classes/?137

Gets full spellcasting and extra damage, but loses smite levels. Just remove SR 42 and lower the class to 10 levels.

Templar

http://nwn2db.com/library/classes/?154

Loses time Smite levels and turn undead levels for extra physical damage, extra feats, damage reduction, and High Fort/Will.