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− | + | ''A Path of the [[Road of Kings]] | |
− | + | ''Sobrequiet'': '''Paladins''' | |
− | + | Although the age of Chivalry has long past in the mortal world, some elders still hold its ideals in their long-dead hearts. These Paladins see chivlary as the salvation of their kind. A Medieval innovation of the Road of Kings, the ''Via Equitum'' spread rapidly throughout the Cainite courts of Europe and its principles are largely the same everywhere. | |
− | + | The philosophy of the path is the Code of Chivalry. A Paladin strives to act with honor in all things. Oaths are sacred, and one's duty comes before all other considerations, even personal safety and ambition. Paladins are deferent to their betters and kind and courteous to their inferiors. Naturally, some followers of other Paths seized on this devotion to conscience as a way to manipulate Paladins, but they found such insults repaid harshly and in full measure. | |
− | + | This path was the first to emphasize service and duty more | |
− | + | '''Ethics of Chivalry'''</u> | |
:<span style="color:maroon;">''- The blood of Caine makes you superior to mortals. Therefore you have a duty to protect and aid your inferiors.''<br> | :<span style="color:maroon;">''- The blood of Caine makes you superior to mortals. Therefore you have a duty to protect and aid your inferiors.''<br> | ||
:<span style="color:maroon;">''- Duty comes before all else.''<br> | :<span style="color:maroon;">''- Duty comes before all else.''<br> |
Revision as of 12:55, 29 March 2014
A Path of the Road of Kings
Sobrequiet: Paladins
Although the age of Chivalry has long past in the mortal world, some elders still hold its ideals in their long-dead hearts. These Paladins see chivlary as the salvation of their kind. A Medieval innovation of the Road of Kings, the Via Equitum spread rapidly throughout the Cainite courts of Europe and its principles are largely the same everywhere.
The philosophy of the path is the Code of Chivalry. A Paladin strives to act with honor in all things. Oaths are sacred, and one's duty comes before all other considerations, even personal safety and ambition. Paladins are deferent to their betters and kind and courteous to their inferiors. Naturally, some followers of other Paths seized on this devotion to conscience as a way to manipulate Paladins, but they found such insults repaid harshly and in full measure.
This path was the first to emphasize service and duty more
Ethics of Chivalry
- - The blood of Caine makes you superior to mortals. Therefore you have a duty to protect and aid your inferiors.
- - Duty comes before all else.
- - Honor is everything. Without your honor, you are no more than a beast.
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Virtues: Conscience & Self-Control
Hierarchy of Sins against Chivalry
10 - Neglecting your duty for any reason. (Your duty comes before all else.)
9 - Dishonorable acts (ambush, deceit,etc). (Your honor is everything.)
8 - Treating another with disrespect. (A knight earns respect by behaving respectfully.)
7 - Behaving in an unjust manner. (It is your sworn duty to uphold justice.)
6 - Behaving shamefully before your peers. (Honor and reputation are everything.)
5 - Failing to come to the aid of those in need. (It is your duty to protect the weak.)
4 - Treating a superior with disrespect. (Superiors must be given the respect they are due.)
3 - Failing to answer a challenge to your honor. (Honor is everything; challenges cannot go unanswered.)
2 - Breaking your word. (Your word is your bond. If your word is worthless, then so are you.)
1 - Breaking a sworn oath. (Oaths of fealty hold the world together.)
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