shilsen said:Self-promotion: I wrote an article on how to create a paladin code using a list of various virtues for the paladin to espouse, with sample paladins of different codes. It came out in one of the Asgard online magazines, which are available for download on this site.
Hand of Evil said:Oh, something to do, that I have not seen done a lot is to have the player meet other paladins with the same code but different views and takes on it!
I checked. It's Asgard #7, the infamous Swimsuit Edition (mindflayer in a bikini, baby!). There's a link to it here: http://www.enworld.org/forums/local_links.php?action=links&catid=20.Inconsequenti-AL said:Sounds like an interesting one...
Don't supose you can recall which one, off the top of your head?
shilsen said:I checked. It's Asgard #7, the infamous Swimsuit Edition (mindflayer in a bikini, baby!). There's a link to it here: http://www.enworld.org/forums/local_links.php?action=links&catid=20.
I've got a few emails from people on ENWorld who tried it and found it very useful. The funniest one was from someone in Sweden (I think), who'd worked not just the system but me into his campaign too, since the campaign background had the paladin code being designed centuries ago by a sage called Shilsen![]()

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