Xuldarinar
2015-07-23, 11:17 AM
Given the changes made when subjective morality is in play, as mentioned here (http://www.d20pfsrd.com/alignment-description/additional-rules#TOC-Variant-Alignment-Rules-Unchained-Variant-), it mentions the antipaladin could be played by using the paladin class. While for some this settle things, I feel this option is a loss of options, such as having a paladin and antipaladin holding the same loyalties.
So, how would you fit antipaladins in a campaign using subjective morality?
Given the removal of the requirement of being evil, how would you play one?
Would you play one over the standard paladin, given the flexibility given to both?
So, how would you fit antipaladins in a campaign using subjective morality?
Given the removal of the requirement of being evil, how would you play one?
Would you play one over the standard paladin, given the flexibility given to both?