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For questions about the paladin, a "holy warrior" character class or archetype in D&D and related RPGs. Paladins are usually devoted to a deity and/or an oath that guides their actions. Because they generally combine martial skill with magical ability, paladins are frequently viewed as a combination of the cleric and fighter classes.
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How do I play a paladin without being a stick in the mud?
A paladin is a champion of good. Not every party wants one of those.
Paladins are men and women of action. … If the answer is "no", the paladin-like thing to do is to put their fun above your own, write your paladin out of the story, and play a character without such strong opinions on that topic. …
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How do I play a paladin without being a stick in the mud?
Here are some heroes from fiction who show the rest of us what a true paladin looks like. … Holger Carlsen, from Three Hearts and Three Lions, is an example of a paladin who uses his brains. …
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