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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mark Chance" data-source="post: 946989" data-attributes="member: 2795">How civil of you to grant us the permission to play the game in a way that differs from your own.Why not? You've done the same thing with your house rules about paladins.Take your own advice. For example, your last sentence should have been (emphasis added):See how much better that is? After all, you're talking about nothing more than your opinion.Also, when dealing with moral philosophy, it is important to remember the great qualifier: "All things being equal". What I mean is this (to use your own house rules):The great qualifier is necessary because the word "never" in moral philosophy is bothersome, to say the least. It often automatically renders a statement false since it is often possible to come up with a single instance in which what is normally impermissible becomes permissible (or even obligatory).For example, if I can think of a single situation in which a paladin would be allowed to lie, sow chaos, and/or slaughter people without trials, then your entire argument (as originally stated) crumbles.</blockquote>