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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TuDogz" data-source="post: 1247172" data-attributes="member: 9889">Paladins are the souls of sacrifice.   Most expect, if not desire, hardship and challenges to pave the road of life.  The methods that lead to spurning this way of life are usually at one of two extremes.  A single tragic event or a slow, insidious fall from faith.Betrayed/failed by your God or his agents.  This is good for the paladin who died in service to his god and was corrupted/brought back to serve evil. Death by ex-compatriots follows the corrupted during life route and gives a nice list of targets for vengence.For this paladin, Bane must have an agenda for him to fill.  But he must have his own Agenda as well.  Try to tie the additional evilness you are seeking to his Agenda.  Make him a souleater(just a name not a class or anything).  Bane has promised him additional powers but they are granted as he takes his revenge.  He must eat the souls(and in the ritual, the bodies) of his stated enemies.  He gains either predetermined powers or powers from the person he consumes plus maybe thier memories and the ability to assume their form.  Great spy.  Thier soul is locked in his and magic designed to find missing people actually finds his location (a weakness but neccesary to maintain subterfuge).  He could become exceptionally powerful depending on who the stated enemies are and what of their abilites you grant (Maybe everything if he is in thier form but none of his own, talk about multiclassing).Just rambling.</blockquote>

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