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Why can't I be loyal to others by tanking like a boss to protect them?

It's the same argument you get in video games where you are a bad team player if you run into the enemy base and spawncamp instead of walking like a drone with the back of the class.

You still win.


It doesn't actually say, "Adjacent to square" but "Adjacent to target.":

Oath of Loyalty:
To most paladins, their word is everything. When they say something, it will be done. Those who take this oath put that ideal to the test every day. The oathbound paladin's word is a promise, a sacred bond, and also greater power in the cause of law and good. She is careful with her words, lest she agree to something she cannot fully support.

Loyal Oath (Su): Starting at 1st level, once per day as a swift action, an oathbound paladin can choose a willing creature within line of sight as the target of her loyal oath. When the paladin is adjacent to the target of her loyal oath, she grants the target a sacred bonus on saving throws and to Armor Class equal to the paladin's Charisma bonus. The loyal oath lasts 1 minute, or until the paladin dismisses it (a free action) or discharges it (see below), whichever comes first.

If the target is struck by an enemy and the paladin is adjacent to that enemy, as an immediate action she may make a single melee attack against that enemy; making this attack ends the loyal oath. At 4th level and every three levels thereafter, the paladin may use her loyal oath one additional time per day. This ability replaces smite evil.

Loyal Guardian (Su): At 8th level, whenever the target of the paladin's loyal oath is hit with a melee or ranged attack, if the paladin is adjacent to the target, she can spend an immediate action to have the attack automatically hit her instead of the intended target. This ends the loyal oath.

Code of Conduct: Keep all promises. Never make an oath or promise lightly. Never go back on an oath.

Oath Spells: 1st—wrath; 2nd—aid; 3rd—helping hand; 4th—sending.

How much more "adjacent" can you be than being the thing itself?

EDIT:

Also:

How Combat Works wrote:
Melee Attacks: With a normal melee weapon, you can strike any opponent within 5 feet. (Opponents within 5 feet are considered adjacent to you.) Some melee weapons have reach, as indicated in their descriptions. With a typical reach weapon, you can strike opponents 10 feet away, but you can't strike adjacent foes (those within 5 feet).

So.... I'll declare myself an opponent of myself (maybe im a schizo, who the f!$! knows). There. Now I qualify?

Schizophrenic paladins ftw.


Does not specify "other" but says "adjacent to" -- is it reasonable to argue to my DM that I am adjacent to my own square, and thus can target myself?


Remember spiked chains in 3.5? Those were the days.


The other thing you might be missing is the duration to don and shed armor. Shedding plate and half-plate takes a minimum of 2 minutes.


Does your DM allow monstrous races under the "Don't f~** up my campaign and you can play it" paragraph of rule 0?


I usually don't force my players together with backstory. I narrate so that they meet, and then imply by my lack of pushing the story forward, that the current encounter is for their characters to interact in.

To me, this starts the game out on the right foot and gets them past the awkward "Oh well I don't know if I should talk IC cuz itll be weird!eleven"


I like crossbows that shoot bastard swords so I take Vital Strike.

And I like spending 3 feats to get Pinpoint Targetting so I play paladins.

The other things I do will get flamed. >:)


Why not just be a monk-based DRAGON?


I refuse to help this thread, we're in the middle of an encounter and I have better things to do.


Yes, this is a thread about multi-racing. GTFO if you don't like half-dragon half-pit-fiends. They're adorable and they need love too ok? OK.

If I have a creature that has a +4 perception bonus (racial) and add a template that gives another +2 (also racial, but this time from the template) I would argue that they stack, because even though both are typed the same "racial" type, the indirect reference that's being made is that they are two completely different races, so even though semantically the bonuses won't stack, mechanically and logically they should.

What are your thoughts?

PS: Don't ask me where these babies come from. You won't like the answer. We shall never speak of this again.


I'd give them a perception to notice the caltrops in time.


Divine Minion. lol


Socialized health care reform.



Sounds like domains to me.


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Look, I never post on any of these forums unless I'm begging Treantmonk for advice on Sublime Chord builds, but this thread is really ridiculous. It sounds like an angry alpha nerd wanting to totally dominate and communize his players at the expense of the happiness of the group.

Listen, my DM and I have a very simple armistice - he gives me complete creative freedom to build whatever RAW ungodly OP son of a b+~$* I want, and I use that power to make his campaign better.

The issue you're wanting to solve is not the one you've posted about - you can have Superman, Batman and Jesus in your party along with the cast of Gilligan's Island and it won't matter if the first 3 play in such a way not as to hog the spotlight and miserablize the rest of the party.

Fix the player, not the game.

/rant



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