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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Squire James" data-source="post: 2781270" data-attributes="member: 548">I think I've expressed my opinion about this before, but let's not keep that from commenting on it again, eh?  This Cedric fellow is something, a real character.  That something is NOT a standard D&D paladin.  At best, he is a member of some DM-created "exalted order" that have the mechanical statistics of paladins and might even be called "paladin".  But he isn't a paladin.Such a character would, at the very least, be an "attention hog" in my game, and detract from the fun the other players are having because his problems pretty much draw the whole party in and make other PC's problems trivial in comparison.  I'd ask the player to have a little mercy on my limited storytelling ability, especially since I really don't feel like creating an Atonement quest every time he enjoys the ladies...</blockquote>