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<blockquote data-quote="Twowolves" data-source="post: 3988172" data-attributes="member: 18093">The Mithril Knight from S&amp;SS's (that's a lot of s's!) Player's Guide to Monks and Paladins is exactly what you want, even if you might have to wiggle the campaign specific stuff a little bit. They get a personalized sword that increases in power with them, and one of the first benefits is Flaming. Levels in this class stack with paladin levels for lay on hands, spellcasting, and mount progression, as well as cure disease, turn undead and smites per day. The class is sort of an &quot;elite paladin&quot; class, and as such it requires Leadership and one of the class benefits are bonuses to the character's leadership score.Also in that book are &quot;Miracle&quot; feats and &quot;Divine&quot; feats, including Divine Focus (+1 to hit with your deity's favored weapon, and it stacks with Weapon Focus) and feats that let you burn turn undead attempts to give your weapon flaming and later holy bonus damage.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Twowolves, post: 3988172, member: 18093"] The Mithril Knight from S&SS's (that's a lot of s's!) Player's Guide to Monks and Paladins is exactly what you want, even if you might have to wiggle the campaign specific stuff a little bit. They get a personalized sword that increases in power with them, and one of the first benefits is Flaming. Levels in this class stack with paladin levels for lay on hands, spellcasting, and mount progression, as well as cure disease, turn undead and smites per day. The class is sort of an "elite paladin" class, and as such it requires Leadership and one of the class benefits are bonuses to the character's leadership score. Also in that book are "Miracle" feats and "Divine" feats, including Divine Focus (+1 to hit with your deity's favored weapon, and it stacks with Weapon Focus) and feats that let you burn turn undead attempts to give your weapon flaming and later holy bonus damage. [/QUOTE]

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