Paladin

[gunslinger55]

Not sure if this is right forum but here goes

My Paladin recieved Aura of Courage feat on reaching level 3

The feat is lebeled AUTOMATIC
It says that all in group recieve +4 against fear

I can equipe the feat to quick slot and I can cast it....nothing seems to happen when I do...

Next to my portrait when I log on there is always a Persistant Aura logo.

Does this mean that anyone I group with automatically gets the +4 or do I have to cast..which seems to not have any effect....or could it be it only works when faced with fear...

[psycho_leo]

It's automatic. I'm also almost sure it has an effective radius, so for anyone in your party to benefit from it, they need to be at a maximum distance from your PC.

[Vendrin]

It is normally automatic but sometimes after resting/ praying/ whatever it deactivates, so if those in your group don't have that nice bonus appearing near their portrait, recast it.

[hollyfant]

While (re-)playing the original campaign I learned that the Neverwinter Nine's protective Aura doesn't play nice with bardic inspirations. So it can actually be required to reactivate an aura if you have more of them.

[psycho_leo]

Since it's yet another pally related question, I'll just use this thread.

Paladins get celestial as a free language like it says on the class description or you have to actually invest points in speak language (or have an INT bonus)?

[AcadiusLost]

Should be listed as an extra "bonus language" (meaning you have to use skill points or INT bonus to "pay" for it). If it says "Free Langauge", that's a typo of mine in the class description which will get sorted next time I'm updating haks.

It's basically in the same category as languages from a Ranger's favored enemies; available to be learned by paladins, but not automatically known by all paladins.

[psycho_leo]

Eh.. not really sure about the wording. I glanced at it really fast when I had to used teh rebuild widget and never looked at it again. Thanks for the clarification though.

[HATEFACE]

Now that ride is an actual skill. Do mounts come into play?

[dergon darkhelm]

Is it possible that this is now officially ALFA's first "rideable horses" thread of the NWN2 era?

[Blindhamsterman]

hehe, currently horses aren't possible *takes out a wooden stake and kills the dead horse before it can arise once more*

[hollyfant]

Alright, no one is to stone anyone until I blow this whistle. Even... and I want to make this absolutely clear... even if they do say, "Ridable Horses."

[johnlewismcleod]

Alright, no one is to stone anyone until I blow this whistle. Even... and I want to make this absolutely clear... even if they do say, "Ridable Horses."

[Blindhamsterman]

[quote]Alright, no one is to stone anyone until I blow this whistle. Even... and I want to make this absolutely clear... even if they do say, "Ridable Horses."

[/quote]

you're a braver man than me...

[dergon darkhelm]

JEHOVA!

[HATEFACE]

You poor poor bastards. . .

No where did I say anything about actual scripted riding horses. I just wanted to know if the ride skill actually comes into play or if paladins were actually granted a mount, like an animal companion, RP construct, or something similar.

ehe, currently horses aren't possible *takes out a wooden stake and kills the dead horse before it can arise once more*

Wild horses exist abundantly in Silverymoon.

Now if you want, I could discuss the relevance of all the other skills that we have been given but since I'm playing a paladin atm. . .

Now that I've clarified, go crawl back into the dank basements you weaseled out of.