jollyninja
First Post
what do you as dm's who are allowing exalted feats, prestige classes ect, expect from exalted characters?
i liken them to paladins in expected behavior, not much grey area, it's right or it's wrong, end of story. a character can be good without being that way but not "exalted". if someone is constantly violating your code of ethics, it is not tolerable indefinitely even if they are only slight violations. they should be constantly striving to serve the "greater good" however they see it. i allow player interpretation on what that means exactly and if they can argue successfully justifying something within the limits of goodness, i'll allow it. not like a hackmaster knight errant or anything but i'm not keen on the idea of stripping a feat without good reason. i try to get them to focus on finding alternate methods of goodification of the world then by swordpoint, though if in a war with an orcish horde that will engage in plundering a villiage if not stopped, they do not have to determine each and every orc's allignment before swinging because even if some of the orcs are neutral or even good, to stop the evil acts many of the orcs would commit, you have to stop the army as a whole not just the evil individuals
i liken them to paladins in expected behavior, not much grey area, it's right or it's wrong, end of story. a character can be good without being that way but not "exalted". if someone is constantly violating your code of ethics, it is not tolerable indefinitely even if they are only slight violations. they should be constantly striving to serve the "greater good" however they see it. i allow player interpretation on what that means exactly and if they can argue successfully justifying something within the limits of goodness, i'll allow it. not like a hackmaster knight errant or anything but i'm not keen on the idea of stripping a feat without good reason. i try to get them to focus on finding alternate methods of goodification of the world then by swordpoint, though if in a war with an orcish horde that will engage in plundering a villiage if not stopped, they do not have to determine each and every orc's allignment before swinging because even if some of the orcs are neutral or even good, to stop the evil acts many of the orcs would commit, you have to stop the army as a whole not just the evil individuals
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