Can a paladin have multiple gods?

Absolutely.

Each order and race tend to follow their own god as a favoured one, much as your question postulates. They also have their own names for each of the gods, demonstrating that they are all important to them.

What gods can a paladin worship?

Paladins who did worship good or lawful gods tended towards the worship of deities such as Azuth, Bahamut, Chauntea or her aspect Yondalla, Helm, Ilmater, Kelemvor, Mystra, Jergal, Lathander, Moradin, Re-Horakhty, Sune, Torm, or Tyr.

Can a paladin change gods?

A paladin could change their mind about their deity, denounce them, and crusade against other followers of their former deity, and absolutely keep all their normal paladin abilities as long as they do not break their original oath. They may, however, have a number of roleplayed consequences.

Can paladins worship any god?

A Paladin does not need to have any faith whatsoever in 5e. In older editions they did, but in 5e they swear an Oath to the universe so powerful that they are granted special powers. That Oath can de to a specific deity, but doesn't have to.

Can a paladin have an evil god?

Paladins must be lawful good, by rules. Most character, by rules, can only be one step removed from the alignment of any deity they want to worship. Which means that since paladins can only be LG, they can only follow LG, NG, or LN gods.

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What is the evil version of a paladin called?

An article in the July 1980 issue 39 of Dragon magazine introduced a new non-player character to Dungeons & Dragons, the evil opposite of the Paladin, the Anti-Paladin.

Who is higher than paladin?

After many years of service and experience, the best knights are promoted to paladins, the pinnacle of the Brotherhood military. The next rank is senior knight, and finally, the leader of the order is the head knight.

Which deity for paladin?

Paladins often do not worship a single deity, but rather abide by a strict personal code or organizational doctrine. Paladins who do venerate a single god, however, most commonly follow Iomedae, the goddess of justice.

Do paladins get their power from gods?

Paladins, like clerics, are granted their divine powers, known as prayers, through strength of faith and devotion to their divine patron, and like clerics can enhance these prayers with a holy symbol.

Can an Oathbreaker paladin have a god?

As a paladin, you probably have a god. Your oath may not necessarily be totally bound to that particular god, so it may not interfere at all with your spiritual life in relation to your deity.

What is the strongest paladin Oath?

1. Oath of Vengeance. At the top of our list sits the Oath of Vengeance. This subclass is great against a single powerful enemy, and also excels at preventing a hostile from fleeing the battle.

What happens if a paladin loses faith?

A paladin who has broken a vow typically seeks absolution from a cleric who shares his or her faith or from another paladin of the same order. The paladin might spend an all-night vigil in prayer as a sign of penitence, or undertake a fast or similar act of self-denial.

What is the most powerful paladin?

Androxus: Androxus tops the Paladins tier list most of the time due to his ability to be an excellent flank. He has fantastic mobility and great damage output. It's everything you could want. He's also been possibly the most consistent character and is a very safe choice even when you aren't sure of the meta.

What is a paladin holy symbol?

A holy symbol is a representation of a god or pantheon. A cleric or paladin can use a holy symbol as a spellcasting focus, as described in the Spellcasting section. To use the symbol in this way, the caster must hold it in hand, wear it visibly, or bear it on a shield.

Can a paladin have a wife?

That's right, Arthas was a paladin himself, so that probably answers my question then, paladins can Indeed get married.

Can Paladins make holy water?

A cleric or paladin may create holy water by performing a Special ritual. The ritual takes 1 hour to perform, uses 25 gp worth of powdered silver, and requires the caster to expend a 1st-level spell slot.

Are Paladins immortal?

If you're talking about death by aging, Oath of the Ancients Paladin's lvl 15 feature grants biological immortality. Or, you know, be a warforged. There's nothing that makes you completely immune to death by damage short of a wish with DM fiat.

Can a paladin be evil?

Yes, a Paladin can be evilly aligned in Dungeons and Dragons. While the stereotype of a Paladin is a Lawful Good White Knight, there are no mechanical limitations in 5th Edition that prevent a Paladin from being evil or even Chaotic, they don't even have to believe in god.

What type of paladin is best?

Paladin Oath Archetypes

Out of the available archetypes, paladins who take oaths of vengeance or of the ancients are the best of the best. Vengeance paladins are perfect as strikers in the party; they shouldn't be relied on to hold off a horde, but by targeting a single enemy they'll shine.

What is the leader of Paladins called?

The names of the paladins vary between sources, but there are always twelve of them (a number with Christian associations) led by Roland (spelled Orlando in later Italian sources).

Who is the most famous paladin?

Perhaps the most famous paladin was Roland, the nephew of Charlemagne and main character in the Chanson de Roland.

Who was the first paladin?

These holy knights became known as Paladins, with Uther being appointed the First Paladin. The order started by Archbishop Alonsus Faol was known as the Order of the Silver Hand.

Do paladins need a god?

The 5E PHB states that a Paladin does not need to serve any God: just staying true to his Oath is enough to get/keep his powers.

What is a red paladin?

The Red Paladins are a group of purists who seek the extinction of the Fey, as well as the exinction of magic altogether. They are led by Father Carden and are complicit with King Uther.