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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CyanideSprite" data-source="post: 6773089" data-attributes="member: 6798894">Oh yeah I completely agree! It's like a character study and becoming so singlemindedly focused on this one goal to the point of the world around him crumbling through the weight of his own actions or inactions. It's all heavy stuff and great meaty narrative goodness. It would only be made more poignant if there was some semblance of morality allotted by the Oath of Vengeance instead of the design asking you to throw away your sense of morality in the name of justice against your sworn enemy.I want to see him be zealous and have to come to terms with his own humanity in light of moral contemplation but the subclass itself calls that unimportant. And again, the consequences of his actions are what railroads the party away from progressing and having the deal with these things. If the rules allowed for him to have some personal consequences for him to deal with, that would be great. His Paladin powers wane as he struggles more and more to rationalize his actions for the greater good of destroying alcohol would be more interesting to the character's personality without slowing down the narrative and story progression.</blockquote>