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Feldspar: /* Paladins in Arthos */

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Feldspar at 15:58, 7 May 2021

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Feldspar at 15:13, 7 May 2021

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Feldspar: /* Protectorates of the Faithful */

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‎Protectorates of the Faithful

Feldspar at 17:17, 27 April 2021

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 ==Paladins in Arthos==
-''<blockquote><big>"I've never given it much thought as to why Elenora favors me so. I tend to leave the intellectualizing to the folks back at the temple, no offense intended; they do great work. Perhaps Elenora recognizes my forgiving nature, my willingness to elevate my duty of care above my personal feelings. Maybe she was really quite impressed by that stunt back in Vailisham, wherein I held off a dozen ghouls long enough for the entire village to evacuate. Or maybe Elenora is just a sucker for a cheery attitude and a pretty smile." laughs "I couldn't blame her."<br>
+''<blockquote><big>"I've never given it much thought as to why Elenora favors me so. I tend to leave the intellectualizing to the folks back at the temple, no offense intended; they do great work. Perhaps Elenora recognizes my forgiving nature, my willingness to elevate my duty of care above my personal feelings. Maybe she was really quite impressed by that stunt back in Vailisham, wherein I held off a dozen ghouls long enough for the entire village to evacuate. Or maybe Elenora is just a sucker for a cheery disposition and a pretty smile." laughs "I couldn't blame her."<br>
 : ''—Tirgrant Westingbrooke, paladin of redemption</big></blockquote>

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 ==Paladins in Arthos==
-''<blockquote><big>"I've never given it much thought as to why Elenora favors me so. I tend to leave the intellectualizing to the folks back at the temple, no offense intended; they do great work. Perhaps Elenora recognizes my forgiving nature, my willingness to elevate my duty of care above my personal feelings. Maybe she was really quite impressed by that maneuver back in Vailisham, wherein I held off a dozen ghouls long enough for the entire village to evacuate. Or maybe Elenora is just a sucker for a cheery attitude and a pretty smile." laughs "I couldn't blame her."<br>
+''<blockquote><big>"I've never given it much thought as to why Elenora favors me so. I tend to leave the intellectualizing to the folks back at the temple, no offense intended; they do great work. Perhaps Elenora recognizes my forgiving nature, my willingness to elevate my duty of care above my personal feelings. Maybe she was really quite impressed by that stunt back in Vailisham, wherein I held off a dozen ghouls long enough for the entire village to evacuate. Or maybe Elenora is just a sucker for a cheery attitude and a pretty smile." laughs "I couldn't blame her."<br>
 : ''—Tirgrant Westingbrooke, paladin of redemption</big></blockquote>

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 ==Paladins in Arthos==
 ''<blockquote><big>"I've never given it much thought as to why Elenora favors me so. I tend to leave the intellectualizing to the folks back at the temple, no offense intended; they do great work. Perhaps Elenora recognizes my forgiving nature, my willingness to elevate my duty of care above my personal feelings. Maybe she was really quite impressed by that maneuver back in Vailisham, wherein I held off a dozen ghouls long enough for the entire village to evacuate. Or maybe Elenora is just a sucker for a cheery attitude and a pretty smile." laughs "I couldn't blame her."<br>
-: ''—Gunthor Westingbrooke, paladin of redemption</big></blockquote>
+: ''—Tirgrant Westingbrooke, paladin of redemption</big></blockquote>
 ===Practice===

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 ==Paladins in Arthos==
-''<blockquote><big>"I've never given it much thought as to why Elenora favors me so. I usually leave the intellectualizing to the folks back at the temple, no offense intended; they do great work. Perhaps Elenora recognizes my forgiving nature, my willingness to elevate my duty of care above my personal feelings. Maybe she was really quite impressed by that maneuver back in Vailisham, wherein I held off a dozen ghouls long enough for the entire village to evacuate. Or maybe Elenora is just a sucker for a cheery attitude and a pretty smile." laughs "I couldn't blame her."<br>
+''<blockquote><big>"I've never given it much thought as to why Elenora favors me so. I tend to leave the intellectualizing to the folks back at the temple, no offense intended; they do great work. Perhaps Elenora recognizes my forgiving nature, my willingness to elevate my duty of care above my personal feelings. Maybe she was really quite impressed by that maneuver back in Vailisham, wherein I held off a dozen ghouls long enough for the entire village to evacuate. Or maybe Elenora is just a sucker for a cheery attitude and a pretty smile." laughs "I couldn't blame her."<br>
 : ''—Gunthor Westingbrooke, paladin of redemption</big></blockquote>

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 ==Paladins in Arthos==
 ===Practice===
 To become a paladin, one must first gain prominence within some kind of religious institution. Paladins will often get their start working as an [https://arthoslibrary.com/wiki/Cleric#Acolytes acolyte] while undergoing martial training on the side. Once they are deemed ready to do so, the paladin will swear an oath either to a [[Religion|deity]] directly or through an important figure acting as a middleman, typically a monarch. From then on the paladin is expected to embody their oath, be it loyalty, strength of moral character, or unyielding bravery. As validation for their virtue and piety, paladins are bestowed divine magics from their god.

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 ===Protectorates of the Faithful===
-Many ordained paladins throughout Arthos are tasked at times in defensive roles. These paladins are trusted to watch over and, if necessary, fight for a [[places of worship|place of worship]] directly related to their [[religion]]. This place may be a church, a temple, a monastery, or even a [[druid|grove]]. In times of religious persecution, paladins are at their most needed.
+Many ordained paladins throughout Arthos are tasked at times in defensive roles. These paladins are trusted to watch over and, if necessary, fight for a [[places of worship|place of worship]] directly related to their [[religion]]. This place may be a church, a temple, a monastery, or even a [https://arthoslibrary.com/wiki/Druid#Druidic_Groves grove]. In times of religious persecution, paladins are at their most needed.
 ===Vassals===

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 ===Vassals===
-Any paladin swearing an oath to a king or queen may be expected to take up a military role in the form of a vassal. Vassals can either be found acting in high ranking military posts or as knights, riding together in elite units of allied vassals. [[Dimelivon|Dimelivean]] knights are world renown for their fiercely effective cavalry maneuvers.
+Any paladin swearing an oath to a king or queen may be expected to take up a military role in the form of a vassal. Vassals can either be found acting in high ranking military posts or as knights, riding together in elite units of allied paladins. [[Dimelivon|Dimelivean]] knights are world renown for their fiercely effective cavalry maneuvers.
 ===Adventurers===

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 ===Adventurers===
-It may not be obvious on its face, but paladins are a very natural fit for the role of an adventurer. Very often their oath tasks them with exploring Arthos, all the while exemplifying those virtues expected of them. It seems to be that the paladins who test their oaths in a variety of trials and environments are the ones who gain the most favor with their god, becoming very powerful in the process.
+It may not be obvious on its face, but paladins are a very natural fit for the role of an adventurer. Often their oaths task them with exploring Arthos, all the while exemplifying those virtues expected of them. It seems to be that the paladins who test their oaths in a variety of trials and environments are the ones who gain the most favor with their god, becoming very powerful in the process.
 ==Resources==
 *[https://roll20.net/compendium/dnd5e/paladin#content Roll20 Compendium]
 *[https://www.dndbeyond.com/classes/paladin/ D&D Beyond]