Cavalier
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| Iconic character | Alain |
While many warriors strive to perfect their art, spending all of their time honing their skill at martial arms, others spend as much effort dedicating themselves to a cause. These warriors, known as cavaliers, swear themselves to a purpose, serving it above all else. Cavaliers are skilled at fighting from horseback, and are often found charging across a battlefield, with the symbol of their order trailing on a long, fluttering banner. The cavalier's true power comes from the conviction of his ideals, the oaths that he swears, and the challenges he makes.[1]
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Regions
Like fighters, cavaliers journey forth from all nations.
Races
All races and manner of beings might enter into the cavalier class.
Religions
Cavaliers do not follow any specific religion in general. However, they do follow Orders that help to define the cavalier's role in Golarion.
Orders
The following orders represent the most common chosen by cavaliers. Members of these orders are not necessarily bound together, but some organizations do exist that are comprised of cavaliers that all belong to one specific order.
Order of the Cockatrice
A cavalier who belongs to this order serves only himself, working to further his own aims and increase his own prestige.
Order of the Dragon
These cavaliers believe in loyalty and friendship, and are willing to lay down their lives to protect their allies.
Order of the Lion
A cavalier who belongs to this order has pledged himself to a sovereign; be it a king, queen, or even the local warlord.
Order of the Shield
These cavaliers stand before the tide, protecting the innocent from roving marauders and hungry monsters.
Order of the Star
Cavaliers who join the order of the star dedicate themselves to the protection and service of a faith and its members.
Order of the Sword
Cavaliers who join the order of the sword dedicate their lives to the code of chivalry, living a life of honor, valor, and fairness.
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References
- ↑ Jason Bulmahn. (2010). Advanced Player's Guide, p. 32-37. Paizo Publishing, LLC. ISBN 978-1-60125-246-3
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