Orders

Cavaliers of the Order of the Paw pledge to defend halflings, halfling settlements, and other innocent folks by patrolling the wilderness and seeking out possible threats to both individuals and whole communities.

Not all knights begin their careers as nobles' children or as squires.

The cavaliers of the order of the reins hold a strong rapport not just with their mounts, but with all tamed and domesticated animals.

Members of this cavalier order serve the cause of legal integrity.

Cavaliers of the order of the seal are a secretive order, each charged with the protection of a specific object (such as a dangerous magic item), place (a lo...

Cavaliers who join the order of the shield devote their lives to protecting the common folk, from the simple farmer to the honest craftsman.

Cavaliers of this order seek out and destroy undead and those who harbor or create them.

Cavaliers belonging to the order of the staff dedicate their lives to guarding and assisting spellcasters, especially wizards and druids, and to overcoming those who seek to destroy items and locations of magical import.

Cavaliers who join the order of the star dedicate themselves to the protection and service of a faith and its members.

Cavaliers who join the order of the sword dedicate their lives to the code of chivalry, living a life of honor, valor, and fairness.

Knowledge is the stepping stone of both truth and power.

Cavaliers of the order of the waves explore the secrets under the sea.

A cavalier who belongs to this order has pledged himself to cruelty and malice, serving only those who grant him free rein to cause suffering.

While samurai who follow the order of the warrior typically adhere to the principles of bravery and duty in order to live a life that emphasizes honor, there exist others who are motivated by more selfish goals.

Hobgoblins have long taken advantage of the tactical edge darkvision gives them when fighting in darkness, particularly against elves, humans, and samsarans.

Samurai of the order of the songbird are artists, scholars, and poets.

Most samurai swear themselves to the code of the warrior, which emphasizes duty, honor, loyalty, and obedience.

While most samurai belong to the order of the warrior, dedicating their considerable skills to the service of a lord, land, and people, some find themselves ...