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Righteous Paladin
You believe you're Good, and effects that detect this agree. This doesn't mean it's true.
Class: Paladin. If another class has a similar sort of alignment restriction, you can adapt this feature to that class fairly easily.
Level: 1st
Replaces: Code of Conduct, Lawful Good alignment restriction.
Benefit: You gain Righteousness. You probably should have some sort of code of conduct that you abide by, but that's not mandatory.
- Righteousness (Ex): The Paladin always believes that he is Lawful Good, and is treated as being Lawful Good for the purpose of effects that measure alignment.
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Facts about "Righteous Paladin (3.5e Alternate Class Feature)"
| Article Balance | Low + |
| Author | Foxwarrior + |
| Class | Paladin + |
| Identifier | 3.5e Alternate Class Feature + |
| Rating | Undiscussed + |
| Summary | You believe you're Good, and effects that detect this agree. This doesn't mean it's true. + |
| Title | Righteous Paladin + |
