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<blockquote data-quote="frankthedm" data-source="post: 2591609" data-attributes="member: 1164">You as DM must already know the correct answers to moral questions that will likely come up in your game. Morality in a fantasy world is usually absolute, as the DM you have to decide, the others are not running the game.How evil does a creature need to be before a paladin need not consider it's [likely hollow]pleas for mercy.what do you do with the non combatents?Are souls more important than lives, how much so?etc....Then i recommend having an in game way for the paladin to draw on to make those sticky moral choices. I recommend using knowledge: Religion.&nbsp; So the paladin can compare &quot;What Would Heronius Do&quot;, compared to &quot;What Bahamut Would Do&quot;, compared to &quot;What Would Orcus Do&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="frankthedm, post: 2591609, member: 1164"] [B]You[/B] as DM [B]must already know [/B] the correct answers to moral questions that will likely come up in your game. Morality in a fantasy world is usually absolute, as the DM [B]you have to decide[/B], the others are not running the game. [I]How evil does a creature need to be before a paladin need not consider it's [likely hollow]pleas for mercy. what do you do with the non combatents? Are souls more important than lives, how much so? etc....[/I] Then i recommend having an [I]in game [/I] way for the paladin to draw on to make those sticky moral choices. I recommend using knowledge: Religion. So the paladin can compare [COLOR=Yellow]"What Would Heronius Do"[/COLOR], compared to [COLOR=SlateGray]"What Bahamut Would Do", [/COLOR] compared to [COLOR=Red]"What Would Orcus Do"[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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