Cerulean Standard (4e Paragon Path)
Cerulean Standard
“ | “My flag is your guide and my body your shield.” | ” |
—Brent, Lord Captain of the Cerulean Guard, the evening before a great assault on an Orcish dukedom. |
Prerequisite: Color Bearer, Blue Standard
Where Blue Standards have in the past ultimately ended up changing the trim and flags they rode into battle, the Cerulean Standard is an honor they never achieve, despite their reverence for it. Selflessness is paramount with the vivid hues of silver and azure glowing across the gilded edges of the flags of these brave knights and warriors. They are ultimately an inspiration, not for the damage they do unto the enemy, nor the kills they rack up in combat, but for the valor they display as they give every drop of their blood, and shred of their flesh for their allies to fight instead. They are living martyrs.
Cerulean Standard Path Features
- Selfless Risks (11th Level): When you spend an action point to take an extra action, your allies gain +3 to all defenses until the end of your next turn. You may, however, choose to roll 1d6, and take that as a penalty to all your defenses until the end of the encounter, so that they may keep the +3 until the end of the encounter as well. The bonus for your allies stacks with all other bonuses. As a free action, you may end that effect.
- Valorous Guardian (11th Level): When battle starts, roll 1d4. For the first rounds of the battle equal to that roll, all allies within 10 squares of you gain a bonus to all defenses equal to your Charisma Modifier. This stacks with all other bonuses.
- Majesty in Defense (16th Level): When you use Invigorating Flag, roll another die of equal size for the effect. When you use Banner Preservation, roll another 2 dice of equal size for the effect.
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