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<blockquote data-quote="Herremann the Wise" data-source="post: 2708518" data-attributes="member: 11300">Hi Everyone,Based on Galfridus's most recent post, it would seem that the Paladin will be (and should be) spending a little time on the sidelines - but nothing that an atonement won't fix. While a certain level of rashness and stupidity can be expected (and even encouraged by capricious party members) when playing a paladin, this act was also dishonourable - to the point of an act of murder. The &quot;model&quot; paladin most likely would have, questioned the halfling further, found out what precisely occured to his wife and then and only then act upon the information garnered. A paladin who only thinks with his sword generally makes for a poor paladin (but an interesting character). Acting on what &quot;seems&quot; to have occurred is the classic way for a paladin to fall. Compared to some, I most probably have a hard line when it comes to paladins. To each their own.Best RegardsHerremann the Wise</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Herremann the Wise, post: 2708518, member: 11300"] Hi Everyone, Based on Galfridus's most recent post, it would seem that the Paladin will be (and should be) spending a little time on the sidelines - but nothing that an atonement won't fix. While a certain level of rashness and stupidity can be expected (and even encouraged by capricious party members) when playing a paladin, this act was also dishonourable - to the point of an act of murder. The "model" paladin most likely would have, questioned the halfling further, found out what precisely occured to his wife and then and only then act upon the information garnered. A paladin who only thinks with his sword generally makes for a poor paladin (but an interesting character). Acting on what "seems" to have occurred is the classic way for a paladin to fall. Compared to some, I most probably have a hard line when it comes to paladins. To each their own. Best Regards Herremann the Wise [/QUOTE]

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