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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolfwood2" data-source="post: 2816282" data-attributes="member: 39394">Can I say that I laughed out loud at the phrase, "gnomish Martin Luther King"?I'd really say it was the dwarf who reneged, not the paladin.  You say the paladin "decided to help", but what were his alternatives?Was he supposed to just leave his ally to fight a bunch of evil creatures alone?  Was he supposed to just stand around and wave his hands while shouting, "Nothing to do with me!  Kill the dwarf!  The dwarf!"  (Which is realistically what it would take for the kobolds to even consider not attacking him.)  That option strikes me as cowardly and wrong.There's an old saying about two wrongs not making a right.  The dwarf breaking the agreement was wrong (well, by the paladin's POV), but once the agreement is broken the paladin has to do the best he can with the situation at hand.The dwarf is in for a talking-to afterwards, though.</blockquote>