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<blockquote data-quote="Arkhandus" data-source="post: 3680554" data-attributes="member: 13966">Umm, only possible way I can see it (without violating the paladin's code and all) is for the paladin to be a protector of the guild's members, not a thief himself, and for the thieves' guild to actually be the legitimate authority in the region.....&nbsp; The paladin wants to protect the goodly thieves that are struggling to stay alive and fight the local overlord in whatever way they can.Perhaps the kingdom is ruled now by a despot who has no legal or bloodline claim to the throne, and is running it as an evil dictatorship, while the thieves' guild is loyal to the old royalty and perhaps run by the deposed prince, trying to undermine the illegitimate ruler and help the people who are worst-off under the oppressive new regime (stealing primarily from the dictator, and the corrupt nobles who are supporting the dictator to garner his favor, for instance).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arkhandus, post: 3680554, member: 13966"] Umm, only possible way I can see it (without violating the paladin's code and all) is for the paladin to be a protector of the guild's members, not a thief himself, and for the thieves' guild to actually be the legitimate authority in the region..... The paladin wants to protect the goodly thieves that are struggling to stay alive and fight the local overlord in whatever way they can. Perhaps the kingdom is ruled now by a despot who has no legal or bloodline claim to the throne, and is running it as an evil dictatorship, while the thieves' guild is loyal to the old royalty and perhaps run by the deposed prince, trying to undermine the illegitimate ruler and help the people who are worst-off under the oppressive new regime (stealing primarily from the dictator, and the corrupt nobles who are supporting the dictator to garner his favor, for instance). [/QUOTE]

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