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<blockquote data-quote="Ukyo the undead" data-source="post: 813184" data-attributes="member: 1670">Well I writed a big post answering&nbsp; this question, but since my computer shuted down, I going to be short.Attack the mage, try to save the baby, pray for a miracle to save his wife.This paladin is a defender of a goddess of family and love, and she would be probably LG(law = family,&nbsp; love= good), at worst NG.So, as a a defenders of the goddess portfolio, he have to defend the Law and Good in this world. To do this, he must stop the ritual from happening, even if it means his family would be destroyed.He must try to protect all families in the world from a dark future of chaos and pain, without place to love or the stability and refuge of a family.Trying to save his wife instead of the principles his goddess protect and promote, would be an selfish( but undestandable) act, and subject to lose of paladin abilities and a needing&nbsp; to atone( if the paladin survive, anyway...).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ukyo the undead, post: 813184, member: 1670"] Well I writed a big post answering this question, but since my computer shuted down, I going to be short. Attack the mage, try to save the baby, pray for a miracle to save his wife. This paladin is a defender of a goddess of family and love, and she would be probably LG(law = family, love= good), at worst NG. So, as a a defenders of the goddess portfolio, he have to defend the Law and Good in this world. To do this, he must stop the ritual from happening, even if it means his family would be destroyed. He must try to protect all families in the world from a dark future of chaos and pain, without place to love or the stability and refuge of a family. Trying to save his wife instead of the principles his goddess protect and promote, would be an selfish( but undestandable) act, and subject to lose of paladin abilities and a needing to atone( if the paladin survive, anyway...). [/QUOTE]

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