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<blockquote data-quote="Fat Daddy" data-source="post: 3136877" data-attributes="member: 43560">I agree with Frukathka.&nbsp; I would say the Paladin does what is necessary to bring the most good to the most people while causing the least harm to the least amount of people possible.&nbsp; It's the whole, Greater Good concept.&nbsp; I am of the opinion that a Paladin, while he may not like it and may feel guilty afterward, would sacrifice 1 innocent to save 100 innocents (assuming all other avenues have been exhausted).&nbsp; JMHO.IMC Paladins don't lie.&nbsp; As I mentioned in a previous thread, I once had a player of a Paladin bluff his way into an enemy stronghold without ever once telling a lie.&nbsp; He made somewhat ambiguous and misleading statements, &quot;I am here to see how you are running things.&nbsp; Important people don't like what's been going on here and I'm here to do something about it.&quot;&nbsp; That being said, ambigouus statements weren't possible in your scenario.&nbsp; I think the Paladin would do what was necessary to accomplish the greater good, but should know before doing it that he will receive a warning.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fat Daddy, post: 3136877, member: 43560"] I agree with Frukathka. I would say the Paladin does what is necessary to bring the most good to the most people while causing the least harm to the least amount of people possible. It's the whole, Greater Good concept. I am of the opinion that a Paladin, while he may not like it and may feel guilty afterward, would sacrifice 1 innocent to save 100 innocents (assuming all other avenues have been exhausted). JMHO. IMC Paladins don't lie. As I mentioned in a previous thread, I once had a player of a Paladin bluff his way into an enemy stronghold without ever once telling a lie. He made somewhat ambiguous and misleading statements, "I am here to see how you are running things. Important people don't like what's been going on here and I'm here to do something about it." That being said, ambigouus statements weren't possible in your scenario. I think the Paladin would do what was necessary to accomplish the greater good, but should know before doing it that he will receive a warning. [/QUOTE]

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