Neutral Deities and Paladins

[Chaosblade]

I've a friend who wants to run a Paladin of The Traveler (TN) for Divine Grace. Really, the problem is that she wants to be CN, not CG (using Paladin of Freedom). And the only other option I see is to allow her to use Saint... any suggestions?

[Andreaz]

Is that a specific prestige class or something? Default D&D doesn't require divine characters to revere any deity. Paladins and clerics don't need any worship.

[Chaosblade]

Is that a specific prestige class or something? Default D&D doesn't require divine characters to revere any deity. Paladins and clerics don't need any worship.

Yet Paladins still have to be either LG, LE, CG, or CE. Not CN.

[Andreaz]

Yes. Easiest solution if you want a paladin is to get rid of the alignment restriction altogether.

Replace all "___Evil" to "___X", where "X" is whatever opposes the cause the character champions(be it another alignment of anyone who opposes the ideal of apologizing to chickens before taking their eggs).

[noparlpf]

I was in the process of homebrewing a neutral paladin as a champion of nature. But I ended up getting sidetracked by some stuff. I might finish it sometime.
link (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=208954)

[kardar233]

In Dragon 310 there are rules for alternate paladins of any non-Evil alignment. I haven't looked at them much, but the CN version seems to get Turn/Smite Constructs.