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<blockquote data-quote="Vonlok The Bold" data-source="post: 2378030" data-attributes="member: 29417">I wouldn't call forcing a woman who begged for mercy to serve the side of righteousness harboring and sheltering.&nbsp;I also wouldn't call that associating really.&nbsp; Especially if we look at the definition that says to associate means to join as a partner, ally or friend.&nbsp; The priestus is doing none of that.&nbsp; Instead she is being forced to join as terms of her clemency.&nbsp;I don't think it is as if the Paladin will all of a sudden give the priestess a say in what course the group should take, or a share of the treasure which one would do to an ally, partner, or friend.&nbsp;Rather the Paladin is punishing an evil character by making the priestess serve good and righteousness.&nbsp; The paladin may be hoping it rehabilitates the character as well.&nbsp; &nbsp;I wouldn't call it an association to say follow these rules or you die.&nbsp; It is closer to the paladin imprisoning the priestess.&nbsp; It may be a mistake because once her spells are replentished all hell might bust loose.&nbsp; But I wouldn't call it an association that goes against the Paladin's code.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vonlok The Bold, post: 2378030, member: 29417"] I wouldn't call forcing a woman who begged for mercy to serve the side of righteousness harboring and sheltering. I also wouldn't call that associating really. Especially if we look at the definition that says to associate means to join as a partner, ally or friend. The priestus is doing none of that. Instead she is being forced to join as terms of her clemency. I don't think it is as if the Paladin will all of a sudden give the priestess a say in what course the group should take, or a share of the treasure which one would do to an ally, partner, or friend. Rather the Paladin is punishing an evil character by making the priestess serve good and righteousness. The paladin may be hoping it rehabilitates the character as well. I wouldn't call it an association to say follow these rules or you die. It is closer to the paladin imprisoning the priestess. It may be a mistake because once her spells are replentished all hell might bust loose. But I wouldn't call it an association that goes against the Paladin's code. [/QUOTE]

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