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When a barbarian becomes lawful, waht happens?
I think he can't take another level in barbarian, but i'm pretty sure he doesn't lose ability( like rage). Now i want to play something like a barbarian paladin, a warrior who is good and sweety but sometimes has some overrage-reaction. Is it a legal build? I'm thinking to play him for a campaign from level 9 to level 20.
Nothing says he loses class features unless I overlooked it, so it would just mean he can not take anymore levels in barbarian while being lawful.
A barbarian who becomes lawful loses the ability to rage and cannot gain more levels as a barbarian. She retains all other benefits of the class.
If the d20pfsrd isn't wrong in this he loses his rage.
As the previous gentlemen said, you do lose rage.
That said, you can (though it has a longer start up):
Take the Sacred Servant archetype for Paladins, gaining a domain at class level -3. At least, I think there are paladin valid deities who grant rag - though the domain takes until level 8. Which makes the whole thing take until 11.
Multiclass into the Wild Stalker ranger archetype. At level 4, you get rage at class level -3.
Other than that, I know no methods to get rage on a paladin.
It is still in playtest (or better only the playtest version available) but the bloodrager doesn't need to be un-lawful. You could take a level of that instead of classic barbarian.
i love the rage-adin! my favorite build is sacred servant of ragathiel + oath of vengeance, but like PU said it takes a while to come online.
in addition to the wild stalker ranger option, you can also multiclass paladin with the Viking fighter archetype (which also gets rage at class level -3)... if you're interested in sword and board and/or an intimidation build viking may be better.
the ACG classes could be a good option too- they'll both get more mileage out of a good Cha than a standard barb would and have no alignment issues.