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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nebten" data-source="post: 5666163" data-attributes="member: 79391">If you have not done so already, I would recommend downloading and reading the Serpent's Skull Player's Guide. This guide seeks to aid players preparing to take part in the <a href="http://paizo.com/pathfinder/adventurePath/theSerpentsSkull/" target="_blank">Serpent’s Skull Adventure Path</a>, to arm them with spoiler-free details and rule elements useful in the forthcoming challenges, and to help create backgrounds that easily mesh with the campaign. It's free and can be found on Paizo's website: <a href="http://paizo.com/store/games/roleplayingGames/p/pathfinderRPG/paizo/pathfinderAdventurePath/serpentsSkull/v5748btpy8g6d&source=search" target="_blank">http://paizo.com/store/games/roleplayingGames/p/pathfinderRPG/paizo/pathfinderAdventurePath/serpentsSkull/v5748btpy8g6d&source=search</a> The following is what is says about Paladin's in this adventure path:[sblock=Paladins]Paladins Holy warriors may travel to Sargava for any number of reasons. Paladins focused on maintaining order see the growing unrest in Sargava as needing their attention, and Iomedaean, Abadaran, and Erastilian paladins flock to Eleder and Kalabuto to face the threat of openrebellion from the native Mwangi inhabitants. On the other hand, paladins may pity the natives’ plight and work to right the injustices committed by colonial oppressors. Additionally, the Hellknight Order of the Coil maintains a base near Eleder, setting their sights on eliminating the spread of what they see as disease and savagery as relics from the past flow out of the Mwangi to the civilized world. Paladins with ambitions of rising in the ranks of this small order may travel to Sargava in the hope of discovering lost cities to seal their secrets deep in the jungle. Paladins native to Sargava and the Mwangi Expanse may be sailing home on the Jenivere after a tour in the Mendevian Crusades, the orc-wars of Lastwall, or other holy missions throughout the Inner Sea. The quest to liberate lost relics from the jungle depths also leads many paladins to explore the Mwangi Expanse, attracting those hopeful of discovering treasures to better the lives and further the goals of their brethren. Recommendations: Abadar or Iomedae make fine divine patrons for paladins, as their presence and inf luence are strong in Sargava. But in the depths of the wilderness such crusaders shouldn’t expect significant support from their churches. Also, a paladin’s mount can often prove troublesome in the claustrophobic jungle tangles and shadowy ruins common to the upcoming adventures—making the ability to summon and dismiss such a companion at will most beneficial. Yet for all the challenges a paladin might face, the class’s resistance to many aff lictions and ability to heal disease, poison, and other maladies commonly employed by denizens of the jungle make a paladin a most welcome addition to any band of explorers. [/sblock] </blockquote>

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