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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Icharbezol" data-source="post: 6840279" data-attributes="member: 89262">Paladins aren't exclusively tied to gods or alignments anymore, and I like that part quite a bit. Clerics maybe not so much in Eberron but in other worlds I'd agree with you. I've been trying to locate the info I mentioned up thread about clerics not always being the most devoted to all of their god's ideals in Eberron. I can't  seem to find it anywhere in the 4e books I have out, guess I need to dig the original campaign setting book for 3.5e out of storage...I do agree with you on the warlock being tied to their pact, though. They willingly entered into a contract with an otherworldly patron to gain power and I think for the purpose of play, that contract should be a focus of the character and be an important part in the campaign involving the warlock. And I do think that as a contract, if it wasn't going how the Patron wanted they could negate the connection that would allow a warlock's continued growth.Of course there isn't anything stopping the warlock from seeking out another patron should their contract with the original patron end.</blockquote>