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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Paul Farquhar" data-source="post: 9370670" data-attributes="member: 6906155">This isn't quite the case in the computer game. The computer game removed alignments half way through development. but paladins are required to select a deity (limited to Einar or Pakri I think). So you could play a chaotic evil paladin of Einar. Of course the computer game had very few real choices, so opportunities to be evil are limited.The way I would handle this is to remove any vestige of the "one step rule", that was never really part of 5e anyway. There is no requirement that a worshiper should have a moral code that is in any way similar to their deity's (atheism doesn't seem to be a thing in the computer game, most characters worship one of the standard deities). The Solasta-specific paladin subclasses don't have a moral code attached.This book hasn't been updated with the stuff on the Snow Alliance from the second expansion pack? That is a far more interesting setting than Masgarth and it's boringly generic capital city.</blockquote>