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<blockquote data-quote="Leif" data-source="post: 3811197" data-attributes="member: 48762">Redclaw and Neurotic, opinions about Paladin v. WarlockOkay, thanks guys, for raising some points that I hadn't even considered.&nbsp; I am still curious to know the opinion of Pyrex about all of this.&nbsp; I still think it would be cool if he and I could work out some connection between our two characters, maybe brothers or cousins, or twins separated at birth, or something else.&nbsp; But, if that is not to be, then, Redclaw is correct that Nijel will follow his orders to work with a Warlock, even if it is personally distasteful to him.&nbsp; And, as Neurotic points out, we will be away from the watching eyes of our superiors soon enough, and this will change nothing for Nijel because he is still under orders.&nbsp; The question will be how our chaotic Warlock chooses to handle the situation, should he be so inclined to pre-emptively eliminate the potential &quot;paladin threat.&quot;&nbsp; Nijel will just have to hope that the warlock will depend sufficiently upon having the paladin's combat skills working on his own side that Nijel is more good to him alive than dead.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Leif, post: 3811197, member: 48762"] [b]Redclaw and Neurotic, opinions about Paladin v. Warlock[/b] Okay, thanks guys, for raising some points that I hadn't even considered. I am still curious to know the opinion of Pyrex about all of this. I still think it would be cool if he and I could work out some connection between our two characters, maybe brothers or cousins, or twins separated at birth, or something else. But, if that is not to be, then, Redclaw is correct that Nijel will follow his orders to work with a Warlock, even if it is personally distasteful to him. And, as Neurotic points out, we will be away from the watching eyes of our superiors soon enough, and this will change nothing for Nijel because he is still under orders. The question will be how our chaotic Warlock chooses to handle the situation, should he be so inclined to pre-emptively eliminate the potential "paladin threat." Nijel will just have to hope that the warlock will depend sufficiently upon having the paladin's combat skills working on his own side that Nijel is more good to him alive than dead. [/QUOTE]

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