Upgrade your account to a Community Supporter account and remove most of the site ads.

Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="EyeontheMountain" data-source="post: 3264262" data-attributes="member: 32338">Well, let me go more into it, then,RequirementsLawful goodKnow-religion 8 ranks; Sense Motive 4 ranksLay on hands class featureSpecial: Must adhere to a code of condut that prevents you from doing evil acts.Note: I don't know any other class that would qualify, though a paladin multiclass could of course.Abilities5/10 divine progression on even levelsFull BAB, good Fort, will.d10 hit pointsMain ability: Sacrament of Trust. (Paraphrased heavily) You still lose paladin and Grey Guard abilities when you commin dishonorable acts butthe infraction is much less than for a paladin. When you atone for deeds, the atonement caster need not spend 500 xp if the acts were intended to further the cause of your faith.Lay on hands GGG levels stack with Paladin.Debilitating touch. Spend 5 lay on hands points to sicken your target for 5 rounds unless they make a save. Smite evil at 3rd and 8th, levels of GGG stack with paladins for damage.Justice blade: Smite Chaotic if you like using your smite evil attempts. Can still be wasted thoughUnbound justice: Add half your GG class level to BLuff, Disguise, Intimidate(All class skills)Justice blade: All faiths Smite anyone without declaring alignment ahead of time. Yes, even your lawful good paladin buddy you have knoown since you were 4.  Capstone: Sarament of the true faith: You never risk losing your class abilities or having to atone for your conduct. You are still expected to be an exempler of your faith. Church elders can still might revoke your abilities. No auto-loss though. Also levels of this class count as paladin levels for blackguardsI see more paladin conduct threads in the future.</blockquote>

Verification