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In the book it says that a Paladin gets his Charisma bonus added to his armor class, but in the game I'm playing now, I don't see it. My charisma is 18 and my armor class is 10. Do I have to wait for a certain level for this to kick in, or is it a misprint in the book?

Piq

It IS a misprint.

Your Charisma Modfier is only added to your saving throws. But that´s worth enough.

Perhaps, but I was planning on multiclassing with a sorcerer and with the Charisma as my AC, it makes the character a whole lot more powerful since they don't need to worry about dexterity.

Piq

Yes, thats indeed a powerful combo. Well if you want to push your sorceror a bit further, just take one Level of Paladin.

Probably you put your points at Level up in Charisma, for a sorceror. So on 22 or 24 or even 26 Chr you got a great bonus on saving throws. You won´t mind about your sorcs AC at all.
Plus a couple of more HP, proficiency with all weapons, ability of Lay on Hands of a small amount (ok, that helps at the beginning only) etc...

Keep in mind, that he will forever keep to paladinhood in conversations. So if you´re planning to have him as spokesman, you´ll miss a lot of GP as reward. So that´s probably a bad idea.

Oh, and he has to be of Lawfool Good alignment of course...

WHAT?! nooooo! it cannot be true!

GAAARHGH!!! Is it true that a multiclassed pal/sor pal 1 /sor XX the paladin makes the talking? nooo! this cannot be true! GAAAH!!!
then another character with high charisma...cleric...damn!

Yes. Also a multiclassed Monk will deny rewards.

Actually its not that important, if you talker got a high Charisma.

It´s more important he put a lot of skill points in talking skills like Intimidate, Bluff or Diplomacy.

A good speaker is an intelligent person.

Originally posted by BlackJesus666
A good speaker is an intelligent person.

And an intelligent character gets a lot of skill choices. That's why I never bother putting much in the way of intelligence into a pure warrior or barb, or either crossed with a ranger. Nothing to learn that's worth those attribute points, IMO.

that 'refuse gold' thing really sucks. i have 2 high charisma characters: a pal/ftr, and a mnk/sor. sigh forgot about this, so now i have to rely on my less sociable characters to collect the money. constantly refusing gold really puts a dent in the gold pouch at the beginning.

ermm... so far i have played until chapter 2's ice temple. whenever it comes to collecting rewards, u need not have a character highly charismatic (cha 16 or 18) to get it. i used my char 8 druid to get the monetary rewards, it's still the same. but there are one or 2 quests u might need diplomatic skills to get a better reward e.g. emma moonblade's quest reward: to get the moonblade of selune.