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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deuce Traveler" data-source="post: 3021890" data-attributes="member: 34958">You may not be a native English speaker, so let me try to salvage this.  I think this is what you wanted to say.  Hopefully we'll get you some replies.A Translation For Garyhampster====================================================================So I love over-the-top characters, and a friend wants to play a Drow Tiefling Paladin with a rather warped and questionable code of ethics... and i love it.Here is what we have so far (any help is appreciated/wanted/needed).  In addition to the standard code of ethics she has these as well:1. If she sees someone wearing a cowl, or a mask, she will chase him down and tackle him... for he is obviously up to no good, since he is hiding his face from the world.2. If you run away while being questioned or talked too by an authority figure, such an action is punishable by her tackling you, if not worse.  You are obiously guilty of something if you can't hold up to a few questions.3. If she (the drow) does wrong, she will cut herself with her holy avenger dagger.  If she uses the dagger on someone else, it counts as defiling her code of conduct.  If she loses this dagger, she will flip out since, in her mind, it is the only thing that keeps the natural evilness of her soul stay at bay.4. She loses her special mount and gains a sneak attack every 3 levels, but feels really guilty when forced to use it.5. She constantly casts detect evil on herself to make sure she is on the right path.Her weapon of choice is the pick axe. She believes that the longsword is too pure of a weapon for her to wield. Her armour is black to show how she views herself, and she wraps her shield in black leather when she feels dishonored.Any help, jokes, advice, etc. will be accepted and respected.Any flaming or violent comments will be ignored and then I will send her to smite you, for anyone so obviously full of negativity is evil!</blockquote>

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