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Should the Paladin pay for Evil Magic Items he wants / has destroyed?
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<blockquote data-quote="Sarellion" data-source="post: 2864074" data-attributes="member: 6254"><p>Even if secular law and religious law are divided rom each other in your setting what do you think the local authorities will say when you, a wandering mercenary in their eyes, complain to them about the paladin who wanted to destroy unholy and evil weapons instead of selling them for profit?</p><p></p><p>And if I judge medieval authorities right, they will probably have a law or just the will to confiscate stuff without recompense that the religion they practice finds harmful and is supposed to kill good folk and do evil. Even members of secular authorities nearly always practice a faith.</p><p></p><p>That stuff is probably as illegal in most areas in "normal "settings as hard drugs are in the world today. You can argue if unholy is really that bad objectively, but probably people will give you a really weird look when you admit that you carry around (or sold) a weapon that is especially good at killing good hearted people, merciful healers, angels, champions of the good gods and zealous crusaders, too (to have a bad example in the mix).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sarellion, post: 2864074, member: 6254"] Even if secular law and religious law are divided rom each other in your setting what do you think the local authorities will say when you, a wandering mercenary in their eyes, complain to them about the paladin who wanted to destroy unholy and evil weapons instead of selling them for profit? And if I judge medieval authorities right, they will probably have a law or just the will to confiscate stuff without recompense that the religion they practice finds harmful and is supposed to kill good folk and do evil. Even members of secular authorities nearly always practice a faith. That stuff is probably as illegal in most areas in "normal "settings as hard drugs are in the world today. You can argue if unholy is really that bad objectively, but probably people will give you a really weird look when you admit that you carry around (or sold) a weapon that is especially good at killing good hearted people, merciful healers, angels, champions of the good gods and zealous crusaders, too (to have a bad example in the mix). [/QUOTE]
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