Paladine - Revision history

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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 00:36, 15 December 2022

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	He is the writer of the D&D book [[Dungeons_%26_Dragons_5th_Edition_Books\|Fizban's Treasury of Dragons.]]		He is the writer of the D&D book [[Dungeons_%26_Dragons_5th_Edition_Books\|Fizban's Treasury of Dragons.]]

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1d4chan>Someone else. at 18:44, 12 December 2021

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	Paladine is notable among incarnations of Bahamut for having the BALLS to put his money where his mouth is, and sacrifice his divinity to take his sister down PERMANENTLY on the cusp of making the entire world (read: her entire essence making it to the prime, NOT an Aspect/Avatar) her bitch.		Paladine is notable among incarnations of Bahamut for having the BALLS to put his money where his mouth is, and sacrifice his divinity to take his sister down PERMANENTLY on the cusp of making the entire world (read: her entire essence making it to the prime, NOT an Aspect/Avatar) her bitch.

	He is the writer of the ~~upcoming~~ D&D book Fizban's Treasury of Dragons.		He is the writer of the D&D book [[Dungeons_%26_Dragons_5th_Edition_Books\|Fizban's Treasury of Dragons.]]

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2601:203:480:A9A0:F1A7:2378:ED6D:FB50 at 02:13, 16 July 2021

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	Paladine is notable among incarnations of Bahamut for having the BALLS to put his money where his mouth is, and sacrifice his divinity to take his sister down PERMANENTLY on the cusp of making the entire world (read: her entire essence making it to the prime, NOT an Aspect/Avatar) her bitch.		Paladine is notable among incarnations of Bahamut for having the BALLS to put his money where his mouth is, and sacrifice his divinity to take his sister down PERMANENTLY on the cusp of making the entire world (read: her entire essence making it to the prime, NOT an Aspect/Avatar) her bitch.

			He is the writer of the upcoming D&D book Fizban's Treasury of Dragons.

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1d4chan>I'M A SNAKE: Corrected "dues ex machina" to "deus ex machina"

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Corrected "dues ex machina" to "deus ex machina"

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	Representing concepts such as Good, Honor and Justice, '''Paladine''' is the Chief God of Good from the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Dragonlance]]. Locked in an eternal struggle with his counterpart, [[Takhisis]], he is the not![[Bahamut]] to her not![[Tiamat]].		Representing concepts such as Good, Honor and Justice, '''Paladine''' is the Chief God of Good from the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Dragonlance]]. Locked in an eternal struggle with his counterpart, [[Takhisis]], he is the not![[Bahamut]] to her not![[Tiamat]].

	During the events of the first Dragonlance novel trilogy, Paladine took on a unique avatar; Fizban the Fabulous. In this guise as an elderly, forgetful, doddering and possibly insane human mage, he served as a living ~~Dues~~ ex Machina for the trilogy, subtly manipulating events to stymie Takhisis and help the novel's protagonists achieve what they needed to achieve. In this guise, he befriended Tasslehoff Burrfoot, and so Fizban has become the chosen avatar of worship for the [[Kender]] race - something that would be remarkable, given how indifferent kender generally are to gods, if not for the fact that, really, who gives a shit about kender?		During the events of the first Dragonlance novel trilogy, Paladine took on a unique avatar; Fizban the Fabulous. In this guise as an elderly, forgetful, doddering and possibly insane human mage, he served as a living Deus ex Machina for the trilogy, subtly manipulating events to stymie Takhisis and help the novel's protagonists achieve what they needed to achieve. In this guise, he befriended Tasslehoff Burrfoot, and so Fizban has become the chosen avatar of worship for the [[Kender]] race - something that would be remarkable, given how indifferent kender generally are to gods, if not for the fact that, really, who gives a shit about kender?

	Paladine is notable among incarnations of Bahamut for having the BALLS to put his money where his mouth is, and sacrifice his divinity to take his sister down PERMANENTLY on the cusp of making the entire world (read: her entire essence making it to the prime, NOT an Aspect/Avatar) her bitch.		Paladine is notable among incarnations of Bahamut for having the BALLS to put his money where his mouth is, and sacrifice his divinity to take his sister down PERMANENTLY on the cusp of making the entire world (read: her entire essence making it to the prime, NOT an Aspect/Avatar) her bitch.

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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 04:20, 5 February 2021

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	Representing concepts such as Good, Honor and Justice, Paladine is the Chief God of Good from the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Dragonlance]]. Locked in an eternal struggle with his counterpart, [[Takhisis]], he is the not![[Bahamut]] to her not![[Tiamat]].		Representing concepts such as Good, Honor and Justice, '''Paladine''' is the Chief God of Good from the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Dragonlance]]. Locked in an eternal struggle with his counterpart, [[Takhisis]], he is the not![[Bahamut]] to her not![[Tiamat]].

	During the events of the first Dragonlance novel trilogy, Paladine took on a unique avatar; Fizban the Fabulous. In this guise as an elderly, forgetful, doddering and possibly insane human mage, he served as a living Dues ex Machina for the trilogy, subtly manipulating events to stymie Takhisis and help the novel's protagonists achieve what they needed to achieve. In this guise, he befriended Tasslehoff Burrfoot, and so Fizban has become the chosen avatar of worship for the [[Kender]] race - something that would be remarkable, given how indifferent kender generally are to gods, if not for the fact that, really, who gives a shit about kender?		During the events of the first Dragonlance novel trilogy, Paladine took on a unique avatar; Fizban the Fabulous. In this guise as an elderly, forgetful, doddering and possibly insane human mage, he served as a living Dues ex Machina for the trilogy, subtly manipulating events to stymie Takhisis and help the novel's protagonists achieve what they needed to achieve. In this guise, he befriended Tasslehoff Burrfoot, and so Fizban has become the chosen avatar of worship for the [[Kender]] race - something that would be remarkable, given how indifferent kender generally are to gods, if not for the fact that, really, who gives a shit about kender?

1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 09:11, 21 November 2020

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	\|Pantheon = Krynn (Gods of Light)		\|Pantheon = Krynn (Gods of Light)
	\|Portfolio = Good, Law, Protection, Light, Good Dragons		\|Portfolio = Good, Law, Protection, Light, Good Dragons
	\|Domains = '''3E:''' Good Law, Protection, Sun<br>'''5E:''' War		\|Domains = '''3E:''' Good Law, Protection, Sun<br>'''5E:''' Peace, War
	\|Home Plane = '''2E:''' ''The Dome of Creation'' ([[Celestia]])<br>'''3E:''' The Dome of Creation		\|Home Plane = '''2E:''' ''The Dome of Creation'' ([[Celestia]])<br>'''3E:''' The Dome of Creation
	\|Worshippers = All Goodly Individuals		\|Worshippers = All Goodly Individuals

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	Representing concepts such as Good, Honor and Justice, Paladine is the Chief God of Good from the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Dragonlance]]. Locked in an eternal struggle with his counterpart, [[Takhisis]], he is the not![[Bahamut]] to her not![[Tiamat]].		Representing concepts such as Good, Honor and Justice, Paladine is the Chief God of Good from the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Dragonlance]]. Locked in an eternal struggle with his counterpart, [[Takhisis]], he is the not![[Bahamut]] to her not![[Tiamat]].

	During the events of the first Dragonlance novel trilogy, Paladine took on a unique avatar; Fizban the Fabulous. In this guise as an elderly, forgetful, doddering and possibly insane human mage, he served as a living Dues ex Machina for the trilogy, subtly manipulating events to stymie Takhisis and help the novel's protagonists achieve what they needed to achieve. In this guise, he befriended Tasslehoff Burrfoot, and so Fizban has become the chosen avatar of worship for the [[Kender]] race - something that would be remarkable, given how indifferent kender generally are to gods, ~~but as tasslehof had become among it is reasonable to assume this is why they worship fizban as they call him~~		During the events of the first Dragonlance novel trilogy, Paladine took on a unique avatar; Fizban the Fabulous. In this guise as an elderly, forgetful, doddering and possibly insane human mage, he served as a living Dues ex Machina for the trilogy, subtly manipulating events to stymie Takhisis and help the novel's protagonists achieve what they needed to achieve. In this guise, he befriended Tasslehoff Burrfoot, and so Fizban has become the chosen avatar of worship for the [[Kender]] race - something that would be remarkable, given how indifferent kender generally are to gods, if not for the fact that, really, who gives a shit about kender?

	Paladine is notable among incarnations of Bahamut for having the BALLS to put his money where his mouth is, and sacrifice his divinity to take his sister down PERMANENTLY on the cusp of making the entire world (read: her entire essence making it to the prime, NOT an Aspect/Avatar) her bitch.		Paladine is notable among incarnations of Bahamut for having the BALLS to put his money where his mouth is, and sacrifice his divinity to take his sister down PERMANENTLY on the cusp of making the entire world (read: her entire essence making it to the prime, NOT an Aspect/Avatar) her bitch.

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indiscrimination against kenders was righted

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	Representing concepts such as Good, Honor and Justice, Paladine is the Chief God of Good from the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Dragonlance]]. Locked in an eternal struggle with his counterpart, [[Takhisis]], he is the not![[Bahamut]] to her not![[Tiamat]].		Representing concepts such as Good, Honor and Justice, Paladine is the Chief God of Good from the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Dragonlance]]. Locked in an eternal struggle with his counterpart, [[Takhisis]], he is the not![[Bahamut]] to her not![[Tiamat]].

	During the events of the first Dragonlance novel trilogy, Paladine took on a unique avatar; Fizban the Fabulous. In this guise as an elderly, forgetful, doddering and possibly insane human mage, he served as a living Dues ex Machina for the trilogy, subtly manipulating events to stymie Takhisis and help the novel's protagonists achieve what they needed to achieve. In this guise, he befriended Tasslehoff Burrfoot, and so Fizban has become the chosen avatar of worship for the [[Kender]] race - something that would be remarkable, given how indifferent kender generally are to gods, ~~if not for the fact that, really, who gives a shit about kender?~~		During the events of the first Dragonlance novel trilogy, Paladine took on a unique avatar; Fizban the Fabulous. In this guise as an elderly, forgetful, doddering and possibly insane human mage, he served as a living Dues ex Machina for the trilogy, subtly manipulating events to stymie Takhisis and help the novel's protagonists achieve what they needed to achieve. In this guise, he befriended Tasslehoff Burrfoot, and so Fizban has become the chosen avatar of worship for the [[Kender]] race - something that would be remarkable, given how indifferent kender generally are to gods, but as tasslehof had become among it is reasonable to assume this is why they worship fizban as they call him

	Paladine is notable among incarnations of Bahamut for having the BALLS to put his money where his mouth is, and sacrifice his divinity to take his sister down PERMANENTLY on the cusp of making the entire world (read: her entire essence making it to the prime, NOT an Aspect/Avatar) her bitch.		Paladine is notable among incarnations of Bahamut for having the BALLS to put his money where his mouth is, and sacrifice his divinity to take his sister down PERMANENTLY on the cusp of making the entire world (read: her entire essence making it to the prime, NOT an Aspect/Avatar) her bitch.

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