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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blue Orange" data-source="post: 9368330" data-attributes="member: 7025997">I'm late to the party, but:You seem to have thought long and hard about what you consider acceptable in an adventure, and about the moral implications of the actions of your characters.Turn that into a paladin code.Maybe it's a chaotic good 'liberator' paladin who fights against oppressive tyrannies. Maybe it's an orator bard trying to bring democracy to the preindustrial world. Maybe it's a Robin Hood-style thief who robs the rich to feed the poor.Maybe they have to always help someone in need. Maybe they can't stand quiet when prejudice occurs. Maybe they can't have more than the poorest person in the community. Maybe they can't use mind-affecting magic.Find powers that fit that. They're against prejudice? They gain advantage on attack rolls against the prejudiced. They hate the rich? Advantage against the rich. They hate magical manipulation? They can dispel it.That's your paladin class. It will mean more to you than anything we can come up with and probably make for some great roleplaying.</blockquote>