Die
Roll Follower
55-58 Orc
95
Fighter/thief (drow)*
01-05 Fighter (human)
59-60 Hobgoblin 96
Fighter/mage (drow)*
06-07 Fighter (dwarf)
61-62 Gnoll
97 Fighter/mage/thief(drow)*
08 Fighter (halfling)
63 Ogre
98 Mage/thief
(drow)*
09-10 Fighter (half-orc)
64 Troll
99 Cleric/thief (half-orc)*
11 Fighter (half-ogre)
65 Giant*
00 Other monsters
12 Fighter (drow)*
66-71 Skeleton**
(chosen by the DM)
13-17 Thief (human)
72-77 Zombie**
18 Thief (dwarf)
78-79 Ghoul**
19 Thief (halfling)
80-81 Shadow**
20-23 Thief (half-orc)
82 Wight**
24 Thief (drow)*
83-84 Ghast**
25-30 Cleric (human)*
85 Wraith**
31 Cleric (dwarf)*
86-87 Mummy**
32 Cleric (halfling)*
88 Spectre**
33 Cleric (half-orc)*
89 Ghost**
34 Cleric (half-ogre)*
90 Baatezu*,**
35-36 Cleric (drow)*
91 Tanar'ri*,**
37-45 Wizard (human)* 92
Fighter/thief (half-orc)
46-48 Mage (drow)*
93 Fighter/thief (dwarf)
49-54 Goblin
94
Fighter/thief (halfling)
- An anti-paladin is a master of poisons, knowledgeable in both their use
and manufacture. Each level, the anti-paladin rolls 1d4 and adds it to his/her/
level to determine which new poison he/she has mastered (on the table below).
If the anti-paladin already has mastered the poison rolled, he/she gains
no new poison at that level. If the roll is 18 or higher, the ant-paladin
may choose any poison from the list. Once mastered, the anti-paladin can
make a single application of each poison, everyday, using easily obtainable
materials. The method of application are presented in chapter 9: Combat in
the dungeon master's guide.
Roll Class
Method Onset
Strength
2 A
Injected 10-30 min.
15/0
3 B
Injected 2-12
min. 20/1-3
4 C
Injected
2-5 min. 25/2-8
5 D
Injected
1-2 min. 30/2-12
6 E
Injected
Immediate Death/20
7 F
Injected
Immediate Death/0
8 G
Ingested
2-12 hours 20/10
9 H
Ingested
1-4 hours 20/10
10 I
Ingested
2-12 min. 30/15
11 J
Ingested
1-4 min. Death/20
12 K
Contact 2-8
min. 5/0
13 L
Contact
2-8 min. 10/0
14 M
Contact 1-4
min. 20/5
15 N
Contact
1 minute Death/25
16 O
Injected
2-24 min. Paralytic
17 P
Injected
1-3 hours Debilitative
18+ Player's Choice
1) Minimum requirements- Strength 13 ,
Constitution 11 , Wisdom
13
2) Prime
Requisites-
Strength
3) Races Allowed- Human
An anti-paladin represents everything that is mean, low, and despicable
in the world. No act of treachery is too base, no deed of violence too vile
for him/her. Thoughtless cruelty, sheer depravity and senseless bloodshed
are his/her hallmarks. He/She is true to his/her word, and never breaks a
promise, but will not do anything good in life for anyone but himself/herself,
unless it will benefit him/her in some way.
As I said before, only a human can become an anti-paladin, and that is one
thing that is bad about being an anti-paladin, but there are more positives
then negatives, that is why anti-paladin is my favorite character class.
He/She must have a minimum of 13 for strength, and 11 for constitution, and
also a minimum of 13 for wisdom. An anti-paladin must have an alignment of
chaotic evil, and must remain chaotic evil. An anti-paladin who changes his/her
alignment deliberately (such as helps out a wounded lady or a hurt child),
loses all his/her powers and, unless the situation is extreme, is instantaneously
slain by his/her patron deity. A main point about the class of anti-paladin,
is that his/she, can use any weapon and wear any armor. An anti-paladin who
has a strength score of 16 or more, gains a 10% bonus to the experience points
he/she earns. An anti-paladin with the charisma of 3 or 18 has a 25% chance
of exceptional charisma. If his/her charisma is exceptionally low, he/she
can cause fear once per day. If his/her charisma is exceptionally hight,
he/she can charm a monster once per day. The anti-paladin solace in chaos
and evil. If he/she ever knowingly and sincerely performs acts that aids
the force of law and good, he/she is immediately stripped of all powers and
authority in his church, and then vanishes into nothingness, in a great mote
of shadow and the sound of wailing souls.
An anti-paladin has the following
special benefits:
- An anti-paladin receives a +2 bonus to all saving throws.
- An anti-paladin is immune to all forms of disease. (Note that certain magical
affliction-lycanthropy and mummy rot-are cures and not diseases.)
- An anti-paladin can heal or harm by lying hands. The anti-paladin restores
2 hit points to himself/herself per experience level, or remove 2 hit points
per level from someone else. He/She can do this abilities only once per day,
and not both per day, only one per day.
- An anti-paladin is surrounded by an aura of protection with a 10 foot radius.
Within this radius, all summoned and any neutral or good character or things,
have a -1 penalty to their attack rolls, regardless of whom they attack.
- An anti-paladin can backstab as a thief of equal level. (Refer to table
30, page 40 in the players handbook.)
- An anti-paladin using an unholy sword projects a circle of power 30 feet
i diameter, when the sword is unsheathed and held. This power dispels hostile
magic of a level up to the anti-paladin's experience level.( An unholy sword
is a very special weapon; if your anti-paladin acquires one, the DM will
explain its other powers.)
- An anti paladin gains the power to control undead, devils, and demons when
he\she reaches 3rd level. He\She affects these monsters the same as he does
an evil cleric.( Two levels lower)
- An anti-paladin may cal for his/her war-horse upon reaching 4th level,
or anytime thereafter. This "faithful" steed need not to be a horse; it amy
be whatever sort of creature is appropriate to the character.( as decided
by the DM. Most often such creatures are nightmares.) An anti-paladin's war-horse
is a very special animal, bounded by fate to the warrior. The anti-paladin
doesn't really "call" the animal, nor does the horse instantly appear in
front of him/her. Rather, the character must find his/her war-horse in some
memorable way, most frequently by a special quest.
- An anti-paladin can cast priest spells once he/she has reached 9th level.
He/She can cast only spells of the combat, divination, healing, and protective
spheres, usually in their reversed forms.
- The spell progression and casting level are listed in table 10a. Unlike
a priest, the anti-paladin doesn't gain extra spells for a high Wisdom score.
The anti-paladin cannot cast spells from the clerical or druidical scrolls,
nor can he/she use priest items.
Table 10a: Anti-paladin spell
progression
Paladin Casting Priest Spell Level
9 1
1 -
10 2
2 -
11 3
2 1
12 4
2 2
13 5
2 2
14 6
3 2
15 7
3 2
16 8
3 3
17 9*
3 3
18 9*
3 3
19 9*
3 3
20 9*
3 3
* maximum spell ability
- An anti-paladin may not own more that 10 magical items. Furthermore, these
may not exceed one suit of armor, one shield, four weapons (arrows and bolts
not included), and four other magical items. If this ever does exceed the
limits, the church hierarchy will come after him to "pay up".
- An anti-paladin never retains wealth. He/She may only keep only enough
treasure to support himself in a modest manner, pay his henchman, men-at-arms,
and servitors a "reasonable rate", and to construct or maintain a small castle
or keep (funds can set aside for this purpose). All excess wealth must be
donated to the church. This money can never be given to another players
character, or to an NPC controlled by a player or the DM. An anti-paladin
must tithe to whatever uncharitable religious institution of chaotic evil
alignment he/she serves. A tithe is 10% of the anti-paladin's income (but
may be more), whether coins, jewels, magis items, wages, rewards, or taxes.
It must be paid as soon as possible, but quickly, or else. An anti-paladin
can build castles, forts, or strongholds, but do not gain any special followers
by doing so, until 9th level. At 9th level, an anti-paladin attracts 1d20
followers. These followers might be normal humans, but they are often monsters
or even the undead. Table 19a can be used to determine these, or your DM
may assign specific followers.
Table 19a: Anti-paladin's
followers
* If the anti-paladin already has a follower
of this type, the ignore the role, and re-role.
** These creatures are only gained as followers when the anti-paladin
has built a
stronghold, which they are confined to thereafter.
Of course, your DM can assign particular creatures, either choosing them
from the list above, or from any other source. He /She can also rule that
certain creatures are not found in that area, or region. These followers
arrive over the course of several months. Often they are encountered during
the anti-paladin's adventures (allowing you and your DM to role-play the
initial meeting). While the followers are automatically "loyal" and "friendly"
to the anti-paladin, but not always nice to other players in the group or
clan. It also depends on how the anti-paladin treats the follower, once after
contact with the thing.
Anti-paladin poison
table
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