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<blockquote data-quote="Flexor the Mighty!" data-source="post: 2712240" data-attributes="member: 1013">I don't know if killing the halfling on the spot is necessarily evil, after all he was involved in the commission of a crime and in the Greyhawk of my game he would have probably been executed by the constable unless he had some thing to show he was coereced.&nbsp; However for a Paladin of Heironeous I would think that he acted with very little honor in that situation and in our game Paladins and clerics of Heironeous put honor and the tenets of chivalry up there with the belief in law and good.&nbsp; But that is how we play based on the beliefs of that god in question and it is not part of the RAW.&nbsp; We found that treating all Paladins the exact same was weak so creating different codes for each LG god is necessary to add some flavor and depth to the characters. In any event it's not fall from grace level dishonor, but I think some minor atonement should be necessary.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Flexor the Mighty!, post: 2712240, member: 1013"] I don't know if killing the halfling on the spot is necessarily evil, after all he was involved in the commission of a crime and in the Greyhawk of my game he would have probably been executed by the constable unless he had some thing to show he was coereced. However for a Paladin of Heironeous I would think that he acted with very little honor in that situation and in our game Paladins and clerics of Heironeous put honor and the tenets of chivalry up there with the belief in law and good. But that is how we play based on the beliefs of that god in question and it is not part of the RAW. We found that treating all Paladins the exact same was weak so creating different codes for each LG god is necessary to add some flavor and depth to the characters. In any event it's not fall from grace level dishonor, but I think some minor atonement should be necessary. [/QUOTE]

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