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<blockquote data-quote="Torm" data-source="post: 1778840" data-attributes="member: 12706">I, too, have a problem with him having taken up the use of the evil sword in the first place. I'm surprised the weapon let him - usually such weapons do some sort of damage to opposed alignments. I suppose a lot DOES depend on his attitude towards having taken it up, though, because as I mentioned above, it CAN be a valid strategy to pit evil against evil.I have to humbly disagree with the others' assessment of the implications of the Paladin's actions as described - the definition of &quot;Good&quot; is a little more stringent for a Paladin than for other classes. &quot;All that is required for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing.&quot; And even assuming he didn't know beforehand, if he has any reasonable inkling of where the money came from, he should want no part of it - refuse his share or give it all to his temple. &quot;No good can come from an impure beginning.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Torm, post: 1778840, member: 12706"] I, too, have a problem with him having taken up the use of the evil sword in the first place. I'm surprised the weapon let him - usually such weapons do some sort of damage to opposed alignments. I suppose a lot DOES depend on his attitude towards having taken it up, though, because as I mentioned above, it CAN be a valid strategy to pit evil against evil. I have to humbly disagree with the others' assessment of the implications of the Paladin's actions as described - the definition of "Good" is a little more stringent for a Paladin than for other classes. "All that is required for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing." And even assuming he didn't know beforehand, if he has any reasonable inkling of where the money came from, he should want no part of it - refuse his share or give it all to his temple. "No good can come from an impure beginning." [/QUOTE]

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