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Message: <blockquote data-quote="zen_hydra" data-source="post: 4830751" data-attributes="member: 6227">I am really impressed with the paladin presented in the blog.  I have never been a fan of paladins, but this version seems inspired.  This character comes across as a self-sufficient, bad-arsed, holy-warrior, knight-errant, and leader of men.While I can buy into the idea of Order and Chaos being cosmic forces, I have never been able to really accept Good and Evil as anything but subjective concepts.  D&D 3.x irked me with its over-use of alignment based powers.  I prefer to either not use character alignments in my games, or to use something like D20 Modern's allegiance system.  I hope that Pathfinder doesn't make altering the alignment system too difficult.I also hope that it will be fairly easy to re-skin Good/Evil aligned powers in Pathfinder as Positive/Negative or Yang/Yin energy based powers.  I wonder how well the final Pathfinder classes will compare power-wise to the expanded base classes in the various WotC 3.5 books.  I also wonder how they compare to the classes from Monte Cook's Arcana Evolved.  Any thoughts?</blockquote>