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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Trickstergod" data-source="post: 2792944" data-attributes="member: 10825">Depends on the no-win situation; will this cost the paladin his paladin-hood, regardless of what decision he makes? No, I wouldn't like that. Will the only right decision my paladin can make cost him his life?Yes, I would like that. Martyrdom, or even failure through cowardice, both appeal to me. I enjoy Midnight. I enjoy Ravenloft. I enjoy A Song of Ice and Fire. I enjoy the Watchmen. The harder the reward was to earn, the more I savor it. Same thing with moral dillema's. Who cares if you're good when it's easy? It only matters when it gets put to the test. If you don't want your morality put to the test, just jot down Neutral and get over yourself (this is one of my biggest complaints about those who want to eliminate alignment; many seem to want to jot down 'Good,' then throw a hissy fit because it gets put to the test.)Come to think of it, I believe my caveat on no-win situations and moral dillema's is this: They're good so long as you still have an opportunity to be a hero. Even if it's only to die as a hero.</blockquote>