- #Paladin of tyranny 3.5 pdf#
- #Paladin of tyranny 3.5 mod#
- #Paladin of tyranny 3.5 manual#
- #Paladin of tyranny 3.5 full#
#Paladin of tyranny 3.5 manual#
From a practical perspective, I would start with the one with the most linear story line, with the easiest to recreate maps, and monsters, magic items that already have direct counterparts in the 5E Monster Manual and Game Master's Guide. I recommend that you enter your information into Fantasy Grounds in a dummy campaign and then use the export function to create your own modules that you can then use over and over again in multiply campaigns in the future.Įven though I have been playing D&D since 1979 I admit I am not familiar with any of the three modules you are considering.
#Paladin of tyranny 3.5 pdf#
If you own PDF versions of those modules it should be just a matter of cut and pasting your story elements directly into Fantasy Grounds and then formatting your encounters, parcels etc. Thanks Even though I have been playing D&D since 1979 I admit I am not familiar with any of the three modules you are considering. I wanted to know which one I should pick from these three? I will be re-vamping the module for Fantasy Grounds and updating the maps.
#Paladin of tyranny 3.5 full#
With Full BAB, you could try to work in some type of charging build perhaps, but it would take a while to really bloom because it's so feat intensive.I wanted your opinion on what I should do next out of three selections I have made among my 2nd Edition collection.
#Paladin of tyranny 3.5 mod#
So, by 9th level, you could be adding double your Cha mod to saves and tripple against spells and spell like abilities, plus you have Mettle on top of that. Now, if you wanted to blow two feats on some crap (Improved Sunder and Cleave), you could take two levels of Blackguard as well for Dark Blessing (+Cha mod to saves). If you don't worry about hexblade casting, you can wear heavy armor as well. Not to mention that they both have full BAB and d10 hit dice. In addition, the PoT has Divine Grace (+Cha to saves) and the hexblade has Arcane Resilience (+Cha to saves against spells and spell-like abilities), plus Mettle is awesome. This gives you the hex of a hexblade (-2 to saves), the dark companion ACF from PHB2 (for more penalties including -2 to saves), and aura of dispair (-2 to saves). I think the most popular trick is to mix paladin of tyranny with hexblade (typically a 3/4 mix). Remember for ex-paladin that you lose all of your abilities, so they wouldn't stack.
Well, it's nice to get the boost to saves like that, but paladin and blackguard are weak enough classes that it's still not overpowered it's just more powerful than what the designers intended most likely.
Would you just houserule that the two mix together, and the evil Paladin type class just kept going up, and gained access to the Blackguard spells? I'm wondering if WotC even thought of this when they created the new Paladin variants.
A Blackguard on the other hand has their own spells.
But then, how would spells be determined? When you're an ex-Paladin, you lose all spells. My question is, with the Blackguard, what would happen if you were already an evil Paladin like the Paladin of Slaughter or Tyranny? Would you still get to have those bonuses when you took Blackguard, or is it only if you're an ex-Paladin? Which then means you'd get cross-class as normal like you were just being a Monk/Drunken Fist. I was 11th, so I chose to only give up one level, and kept everything else. So when you become a Blackguard, you had the option of sacrificing Paladin levels in order to gain Blackguard levels, and gain other specialties depending on what level of Paladin you were before hand. This was all back in 3.0 so there was no variants of the Paladin. So after a time of all of this happening (finacee was killed, father he'd finally reconciled with was assassinated in front of him, his mother, uncle, and aunt were executed after being framed by the same assassins guild), my LG Paladin snapped, killed everyone that had come after his friends and family, and eventually became a Blackguard. He said we weren't allowed to have evil characters, let alone CE ones (even though his best friend played a Drow Monk), but a Paladin can only get pushed so far. We continued on about paladins, and how they wouldn't survive our group (two characters are CE, LE, and one's CN), and eventually got to a story about me playing a Paladin of Honor with a ruthless DM that loved to see our characters' souls crumble before his very eyes while he had all of their friends, family, and anyone else they knew killed in a horrific manner (sometimes even before their very eyes). So I was having a conversation with one of the players about how things are with the NPC paladin of freedom, and what could possibly happen now that he's been changed into a naturally CE undead race.
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