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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Numion" data-source="post: 2710721" data-attributes="member: 124">That's what I've advocated in my previous posts: the Paladin should have reasonable suspicions. Thats what happened in this case, as is clear from the first post: So it's different standards for those guys forced to live in dungeons and clean evil Halflings living in cities? How just and fair, the Paladins be in your world. I'm just saying that if the Paladin pretends to be an equal opportunity Smiter he should direct his divine wrath equally on those scheme murders in cities and poor orcs living in dungeons. This is because the Paladins Code requires him to protect all innocents he can, and punish all those who harm innocents - regardless whether they be dwelling in a damp dungeon or a lawful goody good city.See quote above from the beginning of the thread. It doesn't go into specifics, but the Paladin apparently roughed the admission of guilt from the Halfling. That's even better than the Paladins Evil-Radar. What's the straw-man? I just stated what's in the Paladins Code and whats not. Thats as un-strawy as can be. Justice is not in the Paladins Code while punishing those who harm innocents is. It's your argument thats going nowhere, and it is starting to show in your attitude  :\</blockquote>