There is a certain amount of arrogance as well. A templar is as likely to abandon his post, law, or duty as a dragon is to abandon his hoard. Races: Humans are most common, there are also records of human-born elves joining their ranks. A few Templars placed at the entrance of a temple is enough to keep most dangers out.Ībilities: Strength, Wisdom, and slight Charisma and Intelligence. Templars are the favored knights of their god, defending the faith more effectively than a steel wall. Whether it be by their defense, or organized, brutal, and tactful offense. When they are in combat, they are harsh and will win by any means. They are known throughout history as not only Defenders of their Deity, but of their people and country as well. They live with steadfast actions and devotion to their deity. They are, however, truly Faithful until they last draw breath. Just like Paladins and Knights, Templars can be under any Deity and be any race.
Templars are renowned throughout ages of Knights and Paladins. Templars may also not multiclass into an inherently unlawful class or design and may not do so even if they have become an ex-Templar. Templars are extremely devoted to their cause and to a god's purpose they are so devoted to these guidelines, however, that they cannot multiclass into any other divine class.
As with knights and paladins, Templars are sturdy and resilient individuals who possess a divine health and the best armor that one can procure. Through a constant and undying fervor to serve their lords and their god, Templars gain extraordinary divine and physical powers which they use to protect the land from the unholy and the corrupt. Much like the paladin archetype, Templars are highly disciplined knights that wield heavy armor, martial weaponry, and the religious power of a wholesome deity.
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