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Bard 11 Cleric 21 Druid 9-2=7 Fighter 17 Paladin 17 Ranger 17+1=18 Rogue 16 Warlock 6 Wizard 22

Bard 15 Cleric 24 Druid 23-2=21 (Go home you treehugger) Fighter 19 Monk 12+1=13 (Wax on. Wax off.) Paladin 17 Ranger 16 Rogue 20 Warlock 18 Wizard 21

Dwarf 19 (Diggy Diggy Hole Forever) Elf 15 Gnome 11 (The most boring of all little people.) Half-elf 14 Halfling 5 Human 12

Dwarf 24 Elf 24 Gnome 18-2=16 Half-elf 20+1=21 Half-Orc 10 Halfling 16 Human 21

I actually am not a player in this particular campaign just had a discussion ab it with my own GM irl

The DM could have planned this as a test of faith for the paladin and if he had stood his ground gave him a huge reward or enlightenment have occurred. IMO the deity the paladin aligns with should have a “Come to (insert deity name here) moment” kind of a “Oh ye is little faith” sermon persay.

I agree with the fact that the dragon could win the fight in seconds. Bear in mind that a paladin is supposed to be one to preserve life not sacrifice it. I mean if I were to demand a granola bar from someone and they instead offer to buy me a steak dinner why in my right mind would I insist on...

A paladin would traditionally have an almost insane Charisma surely he could reason with a draconic being and offer a greater meal then that he would gain from any two humans unless they were immensely obese.