Paladin: 95 CHA in seb as puller, no issue at 60
 

I spent hours breaking and pulling ABC with my 60 paladin. 95 CHA in my tank setup. I didn’t have a single crit fail on the way down. Once in camp I got Overwhelming Splendor and was about 145 CHA. Over the course of the night I can remember a few at most and I was constantly pacifying 2-4 spawns. The ones that happened were very easy (root the targeted one and drag the rest back). Granted, level 60 but still. If I had swapped out for my CHA gear I could have easily capped, it just wasn’t worth it with a few capable people.

Just another angle on LullQuest. Sure get your CHA set but don’t go saccing your dwarves for fear they won’t be functional past hitting and getting hit.

yea i never had this issue where my human pally couldnt cha into a camp, sta is king.

Human pal has 30 more cha than dwarf.

Dwarf will cap sta with ease with light raiding. If you don’t want to go cha, at least go wis. Sta just a waste on dwarf imo.

In this scenario the only difference between an erudite and dwarf is a Kobold Jester Crown. Annoying if you have a Narandi but if that’s the case you prob have other gear. A loddy and peerless dragon mask is like 24 CHA.

Of course. With dice rolls I could have easily had more issues. And CHA gear is really nice. Just wanted to throw up an example. Our ench had a pet and was almost going to sleep.

HIE best paladin b/c cathat

And Natures Defender.

Nature's defender sucks

Agreed, it’s basically the epic minus Bash. Looks sweet too.

ND sucks. Just get the pally epic. Looks cooler, and most importantly can 2h bash. It’s also not that hard to get even as a casual.

I think most of the nonsense posted about CHA being the primary Paladin stat for awhile now has been driven primarily by hardcore types on their 10th alt who mostly soloed up their uber-geared Paladin twink in dungeons. As if this somehow represents the ideal or even normal playstyle of the class, which primarily excels as a GROUP TANK. Imagine dungeon crawling solo as a Paladin and thinking, "My God, I've truly discovered something incredible here!", when it's actually the EQ equivalent of cutting up your steak with a fork.