Same basic critique. A paladin of conquest could equally as quickly certainly be a follower of Tempus (who, I'd personally argue is the obvious decision of deity), who's paladin servant would almost certainly be accurate Neutral; or of Bahamut, One more deity of conquest more than the evil forces of Tiamat; or of Corellon, from Gruumsh in precis

I  assumed that might make for appealing story-telling. I also liked the possibility of a personality who boldly defies stereotypes and generally assigned roles.  So much I haven't been unhappy. It's been really interesting! Dungeons & Dragons may be the fantasy tabletop purpose-actively playing match that has persevered for just about 50 many y