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    • The defining characteristic of a paladin was their oath, which most frequently called upon a paladin to battle the forces of evil and to defend justice wherever they could. Precisely how a paladin defined thes… See more

    Abilities

    Paladins, like clerics, were granted their divine powers, known as prayers, through the strength of faith. Their access to the Weave of magic was mediated via a divine force, whether a deity or a paladin's sacred oath. The u… See more

    Paladin Oaths

    All paladins swore a series of vows binding them to a particular ethos or set of beliefs that would guide their actions. … See more

    Paladin Traditions

    Though all paladins shared a number of abilities, some trained themselves to use more specialized techniques. Many paladins belonged to one of the following traditions. See more

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    1. Blackguard
    Appearances
    1. Video Games 1.1. Baldur's Gate series • Icewind Dale series Card Games 1.1. Magic: Th… See more

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  1. The most common paladin deities are those that embody action, decision, watchfulness, and wisdom. Torm and Tyr are both popular deities for paladins, as is Ilmater, who stresses self-sacrifice and the alleviation of suffering.

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    What is a Paladin God?
    These gods represent different virtues, philosophies, and ideals that align with the Paladin's code of conduct. The chosen deity imbues the Paladin with divine powers related to their specific domain. There are numerous gods within D&D lore that Paladins can devote themselves to.

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    Are Paladins always in service of a god?
    In 5e paladins are not always in service of a deity. They derive their powers from the oath they swear, which could be sworn to a deity, but it is not required to be. It is the oath they must uphold, not directly the will of a god. A god is at best a witness to their oath, but does not grant directly any power to the paladin.

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    Do Paladins have deities?
    While a paladin can be a member of a religious order and people commonly play them as having sworn an oath to a deity, they don’t really need to have deities. Although in previous editions Paladins were sworn to deities, this was changed in 5e to create a larger thematic divide between it and Cleric. In 5e, Paladins do not inherently have deities.

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    What does a Paladin do?
    A paladin was a holy crusader, sworn to an oath to promote and fight for their beliefs and values. As paragons of their beliefs, paladins were granted the ability to wield divine magic by deities or similar powers. So long as a paladin stayed true to their oath, they retained the ability to wield these powers.

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    What is a Paladin's holy power?
    It is a source of power that turns a devout warrior into a blessed champion. (Emphasis mine) So the source of a paladin's holy power is the powerful oath they swear, their commitment to justice. The oath can be sworn to a god, to nature, maybe a dead loved one, or just sworn, not to anyone in particular.

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    What is a Paladin in D&D?
    In the world of Dungeons and Dragons (D&D), paladins are renowned for their unwavering devotion to their faith. These noble warriors draw their power from their strong belief in a specific deity or pantheon of gods.

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    DND Paladin Gods - Enter the Arcverse

    Apr 25, 2024 · One crucial aspect of playing a Paladin in D&D is choosing a god or goddess as your character's patron deity. These gods represent different virtues, philosophies, and ideals that align with the Paladin's code of conduct.

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