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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kibo" data-source="post: 459811" data-attributes="member: 5451"><p>Could always go the aftermath route.  Economies are crumbling, the communities of rightious knights aka paladins are struggling to maintain their identities.  Their way of life is expensive requiring the support of many people and vast amounts of resources.  But there is poverty everywhere.  People of means, the few that there are, are subjected to mistrust, and people of noble birth or orthodoxy are considered people of means possibly despite subsisting in crushing poverty.  Who wants to play the role of the hero who gets run out of town just after secretly saving it?  Well lots of people.  But it would likely change quite a bit what it means to be a paladin, and thus how he plays a paladin.  Maybe fun for you, maybe fun for him too.</p></blockquote><p></p>