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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Greg K" data-source="post: 5839546" data-attributes="member: 5038">I did something like this to a Paladin. Despite his deity's domains including inspiration and courage, he sat  in the back of the party trying to turn a dragon lich leaving the barbarian on the front line alone to stop it from advancing. The first round did not bother me.  By the third round, he had failed to turn it twice and insisted on trying again despite hints that his goddess was not pleased.  When the rogue, in disgust,  ran up to to the front to help the barbarian while calling the Paladin a coward, I stripped the Paladin of some of his abilities until he atoned. It felt appropriate- especially, when the rogue took a serious blow the first round he entered combat.</blockquote>