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<blockquote data-quote="Acid_crash" data-source="post: 2707278" data-attributes="member: 16278">I didn't read the entire thread so I dont' know if this point was brought up, but if a Paladin comes from a society in which it is just and okay to have vengeance upon a person who attacked his wife (especially pregnant wife) and therefore this situation was okay.&nbsp; If this same paladin traveled to a different region, and the laws were different, and he reacted through is passion, you are going to strip him of his paladin abilities because the 'laws' of this society are different than the ones he grew up knowing and believing in?Now, just cuz we have a lawful good character doesn't mean he's gonna go to each individual society, learn their laws, and uphold ALL of them.&nbsp; Just not gonna happen.&nbsp; He's going to treat everything as he knows and understands it, which is usually the society in which he grew up.&nbsp; All of this is just example, not saying it happened this way in the game, but just an example of how looking at the class mechanics or the alignment alone can strip away the meat of a character.&nbsp; A paladin from one society with it's own laws will be different than a paladin from a totally different society.&nbsp; They are both paladin's, both lawful good, but with two very different methods of upholding the paladin code.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Acid_crash, post: 2707278, member: 16278"] I didn't read the entire thread so I dont' know if this point was brought up, but if a Paladin comes from a society in which it is just and okay to have vengeance upon a person who attacked his wife (especially pregnant wife) and therefore this situation was okay. If this same paladin traveled to a different region, and the laws were different, and he reacted through is passion, you are going to strip him of his paladin abilities because the 'laws' of this society are different than the ones he grew up knowing and believing in? Now, just cuz we have a lawful good character doesn't mean he's gonna go to each individual society, learn their laws, and uphold ALL of them. Just not gonna happen. He's going to treat everything as he knows and understands it, which is usually the society in which he grew up. All of this is just example, not saying it happened this way in the game, but just an example of how looking at the class mechanics or the alignment alone can strip away the meat of a character. A paladin from one society with it's own laws will be different than a paladin from a totally different society. They are both paladin's, both lawful good, but with two very different methods of upholding the paladin code. [/QUOTE]

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