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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Patman21967" data-source="post: 2254599" data-attributes="member: 19260">Maybe I play my Pallys differently, but last time I played one, I found out that the Rogue had been stealing from the group. I stomped across town, kicked in his door, when his rogue buddy tried to attack me, punched him out, grabbed him by his shirt, and dragged him to the inn where we conduct all of our business. Under threat of injury, made him admit to what he was doing, and promise he would never try it again. It was pretty funny OOC, because he had no idea it was coming. I planned it with the GM during the week. Plus, it has been a really long time since I rolled as well as I did. His wife tried to intervene, and I rolled a natural 20 on my intimidate, and made her piss her pants.Really cool.Point being, don't take it. Don't reward him with treasure. Constantly refer to him as others have said, Coward, Craven, Pu**y, etc...tell everyone who will listen stories of his "bravery". If this doesn't work, next time he doesn't cover you and someone dies, beat the hell out of him, for allowing one of your friends to perish. A Paladin does not have to be kind, merciful and pitifully nice. He can be vengeful at times, and can even do things that aren't "always" right. Just my take</blockquote>