Rashak Mani
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Most codes seem lets say... generalized in nature... hehe I was wondering if anyone had more specific codes... with small letters at the end to catch those less dedicated Paladins ?
Paladin Codes of Conduct Samples Please
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An interesting counterpoint is to look at any of these codes and say to yourself "Could a Monk use them just as well as a Paladin?" If so, you probably have a generic LG code, but not necessarily a Paladin code.
I know I am just muddying the waters here rather than answering the specific question asked. Just consider it a <bump> for the thread.
I know I am just muddying the waters here rather than answering the specific question asked. Just consider it a <bump> for the thread.
jollyninja
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I disagree, different orders of paladins would have different codes by which they live and behaviors that could be expected of them, all a paladin code has to be is a lawful good code that the character has chosen to live by.
that said, for a generic paladin i allways use the old no chaotic acts, no evil acts or you lose your class abilities (DM discusses with player the motivation behind questionable actions, decides if the act was truly chaotic or evil and decides if there can be attonement or not, his decision is final). nobody seems to play paladins in my campaigns, perhaps i am to harsh due to my dislike of religion based campaigns.
that said, for a generic paladin i allways use the old no chaotic acts, no evil acts or you lose your class abilities (DM discusses with player the motivation behind questionable actions, decides if the act was truly chaotic or evil and decides if there can be attonement or not, his decision is final). nobody seems to play paladins in my campaigns, perhaps i am to harsh due to my dislike of religion based campaigns.
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