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<blockquote data-quote="DeBracy" data-source="post: 2801418" data-attributes="member: 16797">I have no experience what so ever of this so I won't necessarily come up with anything useful... but! If these &quot;The Seven Rays of Ra&quot; were sufficiently heroic to still be around and talked about it might be an idea to think about using gestalt characters...? That' definitly make them great heroes (a bit too great probably if there is seven of them) and give them lots of room for different flavor. Then again, gestalt is just multiclassing simultaneously so... just multiclassing them should work fine, shouldn't it?Don't forget to think about the difference between the story told about the seven Paladins and what actually happened... I myself would very much enjoy to be introduced to the story of these seven magnificent champions only to later, when playing them, realizing that... hey, maybe they weren't that magnificent anyway (think Sparhawk and Kalten from Edding's The Elenium)? On the other hand that might not be very &quot;D&amp;D&quot; with the strict Paladin code and all...Oh well. Enough of my yapping.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DeBracy, post: 2801418, member: 16797"] I have no experience what so ever of this so I won't necessarily come up with anything useful... but! If these "The Seven Rays of Ra" were sufficiently heroic to still be around and talked about it might be an idea to think about using gestalt characters...? That' definitly make them great heroes (a bit [I]too[/I] great probably if there is seven of them) and give them lots of room for different flavor. Then again, gestalt is just multiclassing simultaneously so... just multiclassing them should work fine, shouldn't it? Don't forget to think about the difference between the story told about the seven Paladins and what actually happened... I myself would very much enjoy to be introduced to the story of these seven magnificent champions only to later, when playing them, realizing that... hey, maybe they weren't that magnificent anyway (think Sparhawk and Kalten from Edding's The Elenium)? On the other hand that might not be very "D&D" with the strict Paladin code and all... Oh well. Enough of my yapping. [/QUOTE]

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