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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 2904300" data-attributes="member: 10177">Unless your strapped for money get the Codex. The new version is going to have essentially the same camapign info, just with much better formatting, organization, and clarity. In the mean time you will get $10 of use out of the old one. As for the Paladin, PrC's don't exist as official rules in C&C. If you want to do something along those lines you could do what I did. My son played a Knight until he convinced me he could properly play the character aqs a Paladin. At 5th level he became ordained into brotherhood and all his xp was converted to the Paladin class to where he is a first level Knight, 4th level Paladin. He was a 5th level Knight at the time, and the main reason he kept a level as a Knight was to explain and be able to keep the riding and jousting powers. I am considering house ruling that Paladins get the riding/jousting abilities as well, I just haven't decided whether to up the Paladin class xp requirements. I am thinking I should, because those skills do have a lot of impact on the effectiveness of the character while on horseback. Makes them down right scary.Also, look up glyfairs thread on the Troll Lords sale, unless you've bookmarked it, go to the website he has linked there, then click on the forums link, sign up, and then ask dozens of C&C CK's and players to help you out with advice. At least a hlaf a dozen of them still come to ENWorld pretty regular, so they may pop in and add their advice here.</blockquote>

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