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<blockquote data-quote="Furby076" data-source="post: 2374937" data-attributes="member: 32161">I think Cedric has a lot of dignity and honor...maybe not the stereotypical kind, but he has it.&nbsp; He is proud of what he does - without regret - he does not hide it or shy from it.&nbsp; He is definitly honorable...he keeps his word, helps those in need, and pays when asked not to pay.&nbsp; To be honest, he didn't even have to pay...services such as protection and healing are MORE then enough for him to be considered paying...what does Remove Disease cost in the DnD world?&nbsp; What does a DnD prostititue cost (5 gold MAYBE).I don't think a paladin has to be the leader - they typically are, but they don't have to be imho.&nbsp; There can be paladins who do not want to have anything to do with society other then &quot;Yes ma'am who is the evil demon harassing your family...he will be dealt with, goodbye&quot; and she never hears from him again, except she knows the local demon was slain.&nbsp; I think the biggest problem people have here is the paladin who goes to a prostitute.&nbsp; The morality of prosititution is subjective to a persons culture/religion.&nbsp; Again, to say &quot;well what if they are forced&quot; is incorrect because according to Shil's story and intentions, they are not forced...they are doing it to get a better way of life.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Furby076, post: 2374937, member: 32161"] I think Cedric has a lot of dignity and honor...maybe not the stereotypical kind, but he has it. He is proud of what he does - without regret - he does not hide it or shy from it. He is definitly honorable...he keeps his word, helps those in need, and pays when asked not to pay. To be honest, he didn't even have to pay...services such as protection and healing are MORE then enough for him to be considered paying...what does Remove Disease cost in the DnD world? What does a DnD prostititue cost (5 gold MAYBE). I don't think a paladin has to be the leader - they typically are, but they don't have to be imho. There can be paladins who do not want to have anything to do with society other then "Yes ma'am who is the evil demon harassing your family...he will be dealt with, goodbye" and she never hears from him again, except she knows the local demon was slain. I think the biggest problem people have here is the paladin who goes to a prostitute. The morality of prosititution is subjective to a persons culture/religion. Again, to say "well what if they are forced" is incorrect because according to Shil's story and intentions, they are not forced...they are doing it to get a better way of life. [/QUOTE]

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