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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tharkon" data-source="post: 5527743" data-attributes="member: 6674292">I was referring to the dreams and fantasy of being almighty, in which case I would have immunity of poison, in fact, I would have DR 100/-, SR 100, Fire, Sonic, Acid, Electricity and Cold immunity, Regeneration 100/-, be immune to poison, stunning, disease, flanking, critical hits and death effects and negative energy effects. I would not have to eat, drink, breath or sleep, have a permanent Freedom of Movement effect on me and be able to cast a Silent Still Quickened Wish at will as a supernatural ability. See what they do when the prisoner is (and they know it is) harmless but useful, yet still responsible for a lot of evil. Like maybe an artificer or something, who created powerful constructs that destroyed and killed but is himself fragile, and without access to his workshop quite harmless.Largely depends on their code. A Paladin's code with a 3rd-degree tenet in the Prisoner's section would list: A Paladin's code does not usually list many 3rd-degree tenet's of course.The basic paladin described in the PHB is listed as having a 1st-degree Prisoner tenet:I am personally in favor of making things as clear as possible, that's why I think material like that is almost required for if a DM and a Paladin's player are to get along well. If you want I can list the entire code of the default Paladin.I'd still expect them to mention it at some point afterwards. Either a compliment if they agreed that much, a remark if they were opposed, or a question about it if they are neither.</blockquote>

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