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<blockquote data-quote="Ridley's Cohort" data-source="post: 3136454" data-attributes="member: 545">So?&nbsp; This is only a problem if you presuppose the Paladin should impose perfect justice on a world rife with irrational and imperfect people.Choices based on loyalty and honor can have disproportionate consequences.In fact, much of the fun of playing an Arthurian-style knight in shining armor is that you might end up fighting other honorable knights that could allies with another turn of the wheel....&nbsp; Arthurian knights are not pure in the consequences of their actions, they are merely pure for good or evil or honor in their personal motivations.I only expect the Paladin to make reasonable straight-forward deductions based on the information available, not wring his hands over every theorectical possible alternative scenario.&nbsp; It is also bizarre for you to require a Paladin to use someone else's class abilities in order to fulfill his explicit purpose.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ridley's Cohort, post: 3136454, member: 545"] So? This is only a problem if you presuppose the Paladin should impose perfect justice on a world rife with irrational and imperfect people. Choices based on loyalty and honor can have disproportionate consequences. In fact, much of the fun of playing an Arthurian-style knight in shining armor is that you might end up fighting other honorable knights that could allies with another turn of the wheel.... Arthurian knights are not pure in the consequences of their actions, they are merely pure for good or evil or honor in their personal motivations. I only expect the Paladin to make reasonable straight-forward deductions based on the information available, not wring his hands over every theorectical possible alternative scenario. It is also bizarre for you to require a Paladin to use someone else's class abilities in order to fulfill his explicit purpose. [/QUOTE]

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