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<blockquote data-quote="Sir Edgar" data-source="post: 430591" data-attributes="member: 7230">Alright, I'll accept that the paladin is some holy and good class of beings that is rare and exceptional.&nbsp; But that means the only real life paladin ever was Joan of Arc and in myths Sir Galahad and maybe a few others.&nbsp; So, I would assume then that you think most knights were fighters or cavaliers rather than paladins.&nbsp; Now, in the case of cavaliers they generally follow a code of honor (no ranged attacks) and many people consider this class as generally lawful in alignment.&nbsp; However, the &quot;cavalier&quot; attitude is known as reckless and uncaring (Battle of Agincourt: the knights trampled over archers to get quicker to battle only to be shot down by the other sides longbowmen).&nbsp; Also, cavaliers have a superiority complex towards other fighters and an inferiority complex with paladins.&nbsp; Many do not take religious seriously.&nbsp; Clearly, many are evil, too.&nbsp; Therefore, my question is: &quot;Do you think there should be alignment restrictions for the cavalier, especially if this class could serve as a 'fallen paladin' class?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sir Edgar, post: 430591, member: 7230"] Alright, I'll accept that the paladin is some holy and good class of beings that is rare and exceptional. But that means the only real life paladin ever was Joan of Arc and in myths Sir Galahad and maybe a few others. So, I would assume then that you think most knights were fighters or cavaliers rather than paladins. Now, in the case of cavaliers they generally follow a code of honor (no ranged attacks) and many people consider this class as generally lawful in alignment. However, the "cavalier" attitude is known as reckless and uncaring (Battle of Agincourt: the knights trampled over archers to get quicker to battle only to be shot down by the other sides longbowmen). Also, cavaliers have a superiority complex towards other fighters and an inferiority complex with paladins. Many do not take religious seriously. Clearly, many are evil, too. Therefore, my question is: "Do you think there should be alignment restrictions for the cavalier, especially if this class could serve as a 'fallen paladin' class?" [/QUOTE]

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