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<blockquote data-quote="bedir than" data-source="post: 8236201" data-attributes="member: 6789971">When someone is so dedicated to their cause they are able to reach within and be more than just themselves. We see this in charismatic leaders in reality, and we see this in the legends of Roland. We see this as well in some of the Knights of the Roundtable.The consummate believer in the power of the Crown is able to inspire their allies in a fight (Bless).Those dedicated to the Ancient ways and the power of nature are able to Detect Good &amp; Evil or Purify Food &amp; Water.The true believer that within everyone is the path to Redemption is able to calm souls and settle them into relaxation.This particular peoples are powered by the Cause of Righteousness and reach into a realm that is Beyond the Noble Life. They are committed, whole-hearted, singular -- all the more powerful warriors because of it.Fantasy fiction and our own real world myths are filled with the inspirations for Paladins, all who do things that are supernatural. The reality of D&amp;D has always represented this. Fifth edition just chooses a new way to touch those powers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bedir than, post: 8236201, member: 6789971"] When someone is so dedicated to their cause they are able to reach within and be more than just themselves. We see this in charismatic leaders in reality, and we see this in the legends of Roland. We see this as well in some of the Knights of the Roundtable. The consummate believer in the power of the Crown is able to inspire their allies in a fight (Bless). Those dedicated to the Ancient ways and the power of nature are able to Detect Good & Evil or Purify Food & Water. The true believer that within everyone is the path to Redemption is able to calm souls and settle them into relaxation. This particular peoples are powered by the Cause of Righteousness and reach into a realm that is Beyond the Noble Life. They are committed, whole-hearted, singular -- all the more powerful warriors because of it. Fantasy fiction and our own real world myths are filled with the inspirations for Paladins, all who do things that are supernatural. The reality of D&D has always represented this. Fifth edition just chooses a new way to touch those powers. [/QUOTE]

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