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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mercule" data-source="post: 674331" data-attributes="member: 5100">A player in my gamed had a half-dwarf/half-gold dragon paladin/sorcerer.  I let him freely jump back and forth.  I was also going to let him use his paladin turning ability to breathe more often rather than turn, but he focused on sorcerer enough that he never made paladin 3 (also because of the ECL mod for half-dragon).Overall, it worked out quite nicely.  The character was about the right power level as the rest of the group.  He also had a different sort of personality.He was all self-sacrificing and definitely qualified as extremely lawful and extremely good.  Because he was a sorcerer, he was unwilling to risk any heavier armor than a chain shirt.  He was disgustingly obese.  He drank like a fish, but with his 24ish constitution he almost never got drunk.  He also had a tendancy to hoard treasure the group found -- he was half dragon, after all.  Since he was easily the strongest character, the group tended to give him a lot to carry.  Things like gems and coins that the group never remembered to divide up stayed in his posession.  He also always seemed to have a darn good reason why the best magic picks should go to him ("That +2 axe we found is by a legendary dwarven smith, an artifact of my people.  Yes, I know I've got two magic weapons already and yours was just sundered, but you certainly wouldn't expect me to ignore my people's legacy, now would you.  That's a good fighter."So, very much not so shiny.  Very much paladin.  Very much dragon.</blockquote>

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