"I have to strongly recommend not going high elf paladin unless you already know what you're in for. With a base strength of fucking 65, it's a nightmare. A set of small bronze armor weighs 64.7. Ghoulbane is 9.5. Mithril 2h is 8.5. You'd need to pour all your points into strength in order to even carry your gear+bags, and you won't be able to loot anything. It's a terrible idea for a first char on a fresh server. I mean borderline unplayable. If you really want Tunare and infravision, go half-elf and save yourself months of agony and regret. High elf paladin is the kind of thing you can do as a twink alt a year down the line."
While I do agree with you, I have to play devil's advocate here. I rolled an erudite paladin on Red99 when it first went live and it was incredibly fun. I was the only tank in my guild, and for me twinking just absolutely kills this game. I love doing everything on one character. Making friends, joining a guild and playing from 1-50 with no help from high-level alts is what Everquest is all about for me. Playing an erudite paladin on red was a tough climb, but it was 100% worth it.
So, I say play what you want. You'll have a lot more fun than grinding from 1-50 with a class you don't really like just so you can come back and play the class you really want to play later.
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Alkaiser Baneofmistmoore - 50 Erudite Cleric of Prexus
Red99 - Alhazad - 39 Erudite Paladin smiting evil in the name of Prexus.
P99 Green - Lorlen - 20 Human Rogue
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