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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ColonelHardisson" data-source="post: 134847" data-attributes="member: 363">Well, one thing is to limit the use of such a mechanic. Usually, it would end up being a battle between Traits - the Chaste knight against the Lustful swashbuckler, with opposed checks for the respective Traits. In other words, there would be a competition between the Chaste knight, who uses his Chaste score as his AC, and the Lustful swashbuckler, who uses his Lustful score as his BAB.Another way is for the DM to construct adventures so that the Pagan knight with a high Lustful Trait (IIRC, it was one of the Traits a Pagan knight had to keep in the upper levels) is on an even footing with the others, and vice versa. That is, just as with any other D&D campaign, the DM would keep the specifics of the PCs in mind when writing/devising adventures, to make sure each character gets a chance to shine.</blockquote>