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Why Should It Be Hard To Be A Paladin?
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<blockquote data-quote="Rel" data-source="post: 3136131" data-attributes="member: 99"><p>Um, not in my games. And even in the RAW, I'm not aware of any place that says alignment is like a toggle switch where one minute you're Evil and the next you're Good just because you decided to become so.</p><p></p><p>This is another part of why I have the conception of alignment that I adopted and why it isn't a huge hassle playing a Paladin (or Druid, or Monk or whatever class is alignment dependant that you want to play) in my games. If you (as a Paladin) abide by your code, try your best to adhere to what is right and just and act with good faith in a manner you believe to be right then you're upholding the Paladin way. </p><p></p><p>If you act in the wrong out of hatred, greed or that sort of thing then you're headed for Atonementville or you're simply off the reservation entirely. If you are tricked or duped when you felt that you acted in the right then, provided that you've got a long an largely unblemished record of do-goodery then you probably don't need to worry that your deity is going to come down on you like a Meteor Swarm.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rel, post: 3136131, member: 99"] Um, not in my games. And even in the RAW, I'm not aware of any place that says alignment is like a toggle switch where one minute you're Evil and the next you're Good just because you decided to become so. This is another part of why I have the conception of alignment that I adopted and why it isn't a huge hassle playing a Paladin (or Druid, or Monk or whatever class is alignment dependant that you want to play) in my games. If you (as a Paladin) abide by your code, try your best to adhere to what is right and just and act with good faith in a manner you believe to be right then you're upholding the Paladin way. If you act in the wrong out of hatred, greed or that sort of thing then you're headed for Atonementville or you're simply off the reservation entirely. If you are tricked or duped when you felt that you acted in the right then, provided that you've got a long an largely unblemished record of do-goodery then you probably don't need to worry that your deity is going to come down on you like a Meteor Swarm. [/QUOTE]
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