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<blockquote data-quote="Sniktch" data-source="post: 562698" data-attributes="member: 7704"><p>I think you just need to enforce the alignment/code of honor restrictions. People tend not to just play a cool set of powers if they lose them for straying from the path.</p><p></p><p>Mind you, I think there are several good ways to play a paladin and stay within 'acceptable' behavior. My paladin is a fanatic, and would inflict the same punishment on a murderer as he would a bread thief. He also has no problems torturing a helpless evil captive to bring about confession and repentance. If the thief in his party were to steal something and he were aware of that fact, he would treat the thief exactly the same as an NPC that did the same thing.</p><p></p><p>Is this what I personally consider LG? Well, yes and no. Its not generally good behavior, but as he is serving the cause any action is justified if it brings about a greater good. I've also played a paladin who tried to lead the group into the light by example, and not by preaching and arguing with them. He just belonged to a more tolerant and forgiving church.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sniktch, post: 562698, member: 7704"] I think you just need to enforce the alignment/code of honor restrictions. People tend not to just play a cool set of powers if they lose them for straying from the path. Mind you, I think there are several good ways to play a paladin and stay within 'acceptable' behavior. My paladin is a fanatic, and would inflict the same punishment on a murderer as he would a bread thief. He also has no problems torturing a helpless evil captive to bring about confession and repentance. If the thief in his party were to steal something and he were aware of that fact, he would treat the thief exactly the same as an NPC that did the same thing. Is this what I personally consider LG? Well, yes and no. Its not generally good behavior, but as he is serving the cause any action is justified if it brings about a greater good. I've also played a paladin who tried to lead the group into the light by example, and not by preaching and arguing with them. He just belonged to a more tolerant and forgiving church. [/QUOTE]
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