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<blockquote data-quote="irdeggman" data-source="post: 5697811" data-attributes="member: 16285">I would like to point out that unless your DM is using drastic house-rules there is never any xp for in party killing. I guess you could get some role playing award but that is the limit per the book.D&amp;D (especially 3.0 and on) is not a PvP game. It's entire xp premise has been drastically redrawn to emphasis team play.But having said that I can read into your post that this is an attempt to &quot;emphasize&quot; team play for the group and not necessarily a PvP play.&nbsp; But again after reading it it also looks like you (out of character) set up to destroy this group by your &quot;advice&quot;. I can't agree with that type of game play at all.It does appear on the surface that the DM is trying to set things up to be PvP though - allowing an Aasimar to be a Paladin of Tyranny is a real stretch, while Aasimar can be evil (rarely) their favored class is Paladin (which when using the paladin variants is a Paladin of Honor).&nbsp; Note that it a Paladin of Tyranny who goes into the Blackguard Prestige Class can't gain the &quot;fallen paladin&quot; benefits since he is is not &quot;fallen&quot; unless he becomes &quot;good&quot; and then he can't be a blackguard.Tanglefoot bags are an extremely cheap and effective means of slowing someone down.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="irdeggman, post: 5697811, member: 16285"] I would like to point out that unless your DM is using drastic house-rules there is never any xp for in party killing. I guess you could get some role playing award but that is the limit per the book. D&D (especially 3.0 and on) is not a PvP game. It's entire xp premise has been drastically redrawn to emphasis team play. But having said that I can read into your post that this is an attempt to "emphasize" team play for the group and not necessarily a PvP play. But again after reading it it also looks like you (out of character) set up to destroy this group by your "advice". I can't agree with that type of game play at all. It does appear on the surface that the DM is trying to set things up to be PvP though - allowing an Aasimar to be a Paladin of Tyranny is a real stretch, while Aasimar can be evil (rarely) their favored class is Paladin (which when using the paladin variants is a Paladin of Honor). Note that it a Paladin of Tyranny who goes into the Blackguard Prestige Class can't gain the "fallen paladin" benefits since he is is not "fallen" unless he becomes "good" and then he can't be a blackguard. Tanglefoot bags are an extremely cheap and effective means of slowing someone down. [/QUOTE]

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