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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bobitron" data-source="post: 2049402" data-attributes="member: 25479">Not a problem! I expect the pace on this one will be steady, but if you need to be away from the game for a matter of a few days, I can certainly understand. I hope to post a major update in this game at least twice a week, with smaller ones coming as needed.A couple notes:Verbatim, your character has not been posted in the Rogue's gallery.Someone, if you could please add your history to your RG post, and reformat it so that it is not in a window, but displayed out like the others. Thanks!LogicsFate, I looked over your history again and I found the part that is confusing me.Shortly afterward Ivan returned home to confront his father about his past and his attitude toward the regular people. Who blew off Ivan in a condecending way, turned and left. Despite all of his training Ivan became enraged at the way he he was being treated followed and slew his father from behind. His mother his mother walked in to find him standing over the corpse and in her grief and tears banished him from her sight. Ivan tried to convince her it was for the best but nothing would change her mind so he forgave her and left.That was the first time he ever forgave an evil sympithazer and he vowed the last.It seems odd that a memeber of the Church, even a particulary zealous one such as yourself, would fly into a rage and kill his father for walking away during a conversation. I understand he had a past that wasn't in alignment with your beliefs, but to kill an unarmed man walking away would certainly be an act that might break your paladin's vows. It would be different if, for example, you found him in the midst of an evil act and cut him down in holy anger when he refused to repent. If you could expand on what took place, I would appreciate it.  Also, what sort of forgiveness did you show? You killed him, showing no mercy or forgiveness. Your mother seemed like a good enough sort, so I'm not sure what you mean.</blockquote>

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