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<blockquote data-quote="bret" data-source="post: 89083" data-attributes="member: 713">I agree that with the multiple infractions, it should be an immediate loss of power.I like the idea of using dreams to indicate the repercussions. The other way would be to mention to the Paladin at some appropriate time 'You feel fear in your heart.'A Paladin is immune to fear. I interprete this as being no longer capable of even feeling that particular emotion. If you play it the same way, this should be a big signal to the player that something isn't right.As for the player, is it possible that he just wasn't thinking in character that one session? It is sometimes hard to get into a character's mindset, especially if you play multiple characters or it has been a while since the last session.As for the Attonement, if the player seeks it I would make sure he has to take a vow of poverty for a while. Try to cure him of his greed by demonstrating that he can live with little or no money. If there is a cleric of campatible faith travelling with him, charge that cleric with deciding all financial matters for the paladin. If not, consider assigning a cleric or monk to aid him in such endevors. The aid is specifically chosen such that he currently isn't under a vow of poverty.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bret, post: 89083, member: 713"] I agree that with the multiple infractions, it should be an immediate loss of power. I like the idea of using dreams to indicate the repercussions. The other way would be to mention to the Paladin at some appropriate time 'You feel fear in your heart.' A Paladin is immune to fear. I interprete this as being no longer capable of even feeling that particular emotion. If you play it the same way, this should be a big signal to the player that something isn't right. As for the player, is it possible that he just wasn't thinking in character that one session? It is sometimes hard to get into a character's mindset, especially if you play multiple characters or it has been a while since the last session. As for the Attonement, if the player seeks it I would make sure he has to take a vow of poverty for a while. Try to cure him of his greed by demonstrating that he can live with little or no money. If there is a cleric of campatible faith travelling with him, charge that cleric with deciding all financial matters for the paladin. If not, consider assigning a cleric or monk to aid him in such endevors. The aid is specifically chosen such that he currently isn't under a vow of poverty. [/QUOTE]

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