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Paladins in EFU:Sands of Intrigue do not receive their powers from a specific deity as in previous chapters of EFU and in canon Forgotten Realms. Paladins in the character creation area should instead select a Paladin Oath by taking and equipping the corresponding ring to that oath. | Paladins in EFU:Sands of Intrigue do not receive their powers from a specific deity as in previous chapters of EFU and in canon Forgotten Realms. Paladins in the character creation area should instead select a Paladin Oath by taking and equipping the corresponding ring to that oath. | ||
When the paladin takes an oath, they receive full Paladin powers as per standard NWN. Failing to maintain the oath, or knowingly maintaining the company of evil companions will result in the Paladin losing their powers. Only in the most extreme of conditions can exceptions occur, but these are truly rare | When the paladin takes an oath, they receive full Paladin powers as per standard NWN. Failing to maintain the oath, or knowingly maintaining the company of evil companions will result in the Paladin losing their powers. Only in the most extreme of conditions can exceptions occur, but these are truly rare. Conversation and discussion with evil characters is allowed, but the paladin must avoid any action which may reward or benefit evil, such as quests or business dealings. | ||
If it is your intention to play a Paladin, you should start playing one at level one and simply seek out an appropriate Order or Code. | If it is your intention to play a Paladin, you should start playing one at level one and simply seek out an appropriate Order or Code. | ||