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<blockquote data-quote="Glade Riven" data-source="post: 5889966" data-attributes="member: 86468">Not according to how everything statted out - and not everyone choses prestige classes based on optimised power. Honestly, it got a little janky...I probably should have kept him on Exorcist of the Silver Flame path and not added in Eternal Blade, but it was a Roleplaying decision. 3.5's paladin prestige classes selection just wasn't very good. The Pathfinder reboot was because it was closer to what I was wanting out of the class in the first place.&nbsp;Could've swore I've seen dev talk of it being a possible option, especially early on when they were talking magic. It's there as an example.&nbsp;I remain cautiously optimistic, and early reports are encouraging - especially this early in the process. Either way, I tire of edition warring and the general poor attitude of &quot;my way or nothing&quot; gaming I've seen only get worse once 4e was announced. That sort of negativity only reinforces negative stereotypes of what a &quot;gamer&quot; is, makes it hard to find a group, and bleeds the hobby of current and potential players.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Glade Riven, post: 5889966, member: 86468"] Not according to how everything statted out - and not everyone choses prestige classes based on optimised power. Honestly, it got a little janky...I probably should have kept him on Exorcist of the Silver Flame path and not added in Eternal Blade, but it was a Roleplaying decision. 3.5's paladin prestige classes selection just wasn't very good. The Pathfinder reboot was because it was closer to what I was wanting out of the class in the first place. Could've swore I've seen dev talk of it being a possible option, especially early on when they were talking magic. It's there as an example. I remain cautiously optimistic, and early reports are encouraging - especially this early in the process. Either way, I tire of edition warring and the general poor attitude of "my way or nothing" gaming I've seen only get worse once 4e was announced. That sort of negativity only reinforces negative stereotypes of what a "gamer" is, makes it hard to find a group, and bleeds the hobby of current and potential players. [/QUOTE]

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