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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Calan Orccrusher" data-source="post: 468453" data-attributes="member: 6251">Light of Helm with thieves and LiarsI currently play a Paladin of Helm in a game where the rest of the party is rouges, or a slightly disreputable Cleric (also of Helm)  It certainly makes for interesting Roleplay, as I am the Moral compass of the group.  I actually enjoy it as do the other players and the DM.  If you choose to do this kind of thing I recommend really playing up the "Knight in Shining Armor" concept of the Paladin, very righteous, very honest and such, it brings out some interesting thingd in teh game.  We had a situation where we were questioning an NPC that was a mage, the Cleric in the group broke her fingers to keep her from casting spells.  My paladin was obviously upset, though he allowed it as we needed the info for bigger things.  He also lied directly to the head of our Citadel, though again it was in line with what we were doing and the result helped us route a traitor in the church.  My Paladin travesl with these liers and thieves and constantly tried to "enlighten" them though it is not working.  "Liars and Thieves and cheats Ohh My"Malechi the Honorable, Paladin of Helmplayed by Kinson</blockquote>