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<blockquote data-quote="Master of the Game" data-source="post: 824340" data-attributes="member: 9220">I don't really want to nerf his ability.&nbsp; Like you said though, it does get a bit annoying, and if it was noticeable that he always acts in a certain way, sooner or later someone might figure out what the paladin is doing and put a stop to it.I don't intend to have every evil noble keep his guard up all the time, nor do I wish for the ability to become useless or secondary.&nbsp; It just seems obvious to me that those with the money and power to disguise their thoughts / motivations / alignment would do so while in a good-aligned court.&nbsp; Further, if it is obvious in some way, then those who do have their guard up and are careful of such scrutiny should have some chance of detecting it.My thought was perhaps a Sense Motive check for those who know he is a paladin (of Tyr, a god of justice) and capable of such things once he reaches the third round.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Master of the Game, post: 824340, member: 9220"] I don't really want to nerf his ability. Like you said though, it does get a bit annoying, and if it was noticeable that he always acts in a certain way, sooner or later someone might figure out what the paladin is doing and put a stop to it. I don't intend to have every evil noble keep his guard up all the time, nor do I wish for the ability to become useless or secondary. It just seems obvious to me that those with the money and power to disguise their thoughts / motivations / alignment would do so while in a good-aligned court. Further, if it is obvious in some way, then those who do have their guard up and are careful of such scrutiny should have some chance of detecting it. My thought was perhaps a Sense Motive check for those who know he is a paladin (of Tyr, a god of justice) and capable of such things once he reaches the third round. [/QUOTE]

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