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<blockquote data-quote="Nagol" data-source="post: 7814463" data-attributes="member: 23935">Do dragons go for that sort of thing in your experience? In mine they eat people who dare such things and don't look like they can back it up.&nbsp; And if the people look like they can back it up, they don't try to mug them in the street in the first place.&nbsp; This isn't a dragon secure in its power at its lair or going to a ritual sacrifice point for its latest morsel.&nbsp; It's a monster willing to pick out and mug a guy on the street with a wounded companion.If there isn't something going on behind the scene, if the situation really is playing out as it appears, it's a really bad one for the PC.&nbsp; Taking a situation with a flustered player and saying &quot;you didn't think of this action that&nbsp; maybe might have given you more data therefore you're bad and no longer the paladin you want to play&quot; is an excellent way to guarantee fewer paladin atttempts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nagol, post: 7814463, member: 23935"] Do dragons go for that sort of thing in your experience? In mine they eat people who dare such things and don't look like they can back it up. And if the people look like they can back it up, they don't try to mug them in the street in the first place. This isn't a dragon secure in its power at its lair or going to a ritual sacrifice point for its latest morsel. It's a monster willing to pick out and mug a guy on the street with a wounded companion. If there isn't something going on behind the scene, if the situation really is playing out as it appears, it's a really bad one for the PC. Taking a situation with a flustered player and saying "you didn't think of this action that maybe might have given you more data therefore you're bad and no longer the paladin you want to play" is an excellent way to guarantee fewer paladin atttempts. [/QUOTE]

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