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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jgbrowning" data-source="post: 584361" data-attributes="member: 5724">Conversely you can look at it as if the person playing the paladin is trying to screw the DM out of making a (relativly) realistic world where sometimes the only choices are choices between the lesser of two evils, because if the GM does do that, the player gets upset and says the DM is trying to screw his paladin.its all perception.edit: realized this could sound jerkish, so i thought i'd expand on my thoughts.Paladins (at least the way most people seem to view them on this board), and the rigidness of their code are only truly suitable in environments that more closly mimic high-fantasy than other types of fantasy because high-fantasy ignores the catch-22 situations that more realistic fantasy addresses.joe b.</blockquote>