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I should point out that Sehanine is not a valid choice of deity in Eberron.
Religions of Eberron

And dude! that's a rock-bottom AC for a defender. He's gonna be taking a lot of hits with an AC like that.

Use whatever stats you like, it's your armor. You've got no shield and you're wearing light armor without stats to improve your AC. You'd do much better with Chain even, much less the Plate Armor paladins are proficient in.

s'why I linked you to the wiki


How's that sound?

And the new armor looks much better

I'll try and get all the new players inserted ASAP

That's a reference to 3rd edition. Deities used to have weapons they favored though it was just fluff. It only came into play if you cast a spell like Spiritual Weapon that summons a floating weapon of your deity.

4e still has deity fluff, assuming you have the books to read, and meaningless fluff never really goes away.

The favored weapon trouble really reared its head with deities that didn't have much of a martial angle to swing. Like Mystra had a shuriken?

A humorous thing seen occasionally in Eberron fiction is how clerics of the Silver Flame have the longbow as their favored weapon, though so few of them are proficient in it. Also an extremely rare example of a ranged favored weapon. Diran Bastiaan, of the Blade of the Flame trilogy(who should by all means be Eberron's Drizzt, he just needs more books under his belt) valiantly tries to subdue a foe with his nonproficient longbow, missing awfully before he just decides to throw daggers at the thing, which is his Weapon Focus.

Zifke in Brand New World is partly based on her companion whatshisname in the first book, just with a ridiculously exaggerrated Rashemi accent.

Yeah, that's the guy. Those two had one of the most blatant and casual sex scenes I've read in a D&D novel. And then poof, they're like "That was great, let's just be friends"