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F. Gottwald · 04-26-2002, 06:11 PM

paladins very restrictive code of morals can make them rather tedious to play (if you decide to be the ´perfect´ knight they are expected to be) or they can be one of the most interesting classes in the game (if you play them as someone who´s close to breaking - or bending - under the strain, or at least struggling with it).
my most enjoyable ad&d character ever was a disillusioned paladin always on the verge of falling from grace as she lost herself in drink, despair and self-loathing.

04-26-2002, 06:11 PM	#14
F. Gottwald Manshoon Join Date: January 9, 2002 Location: Göttingen, Germany Posts: 153	paladins very restrictive code of morals can make them rather tedious to play (if you decide to be the ´perfect´ knight they are expected to be) or they can be one of the most interesting classes in the game (if you play them as someone who´s close to breaking - or bending - under the strain, or at least struggling with it). my most enjoyable ad&d character ever was a disillusioned paladin always on the verge of falling from grace as she lost herself in drink, despair and self-loathing. __________________ The objective of persecution is persecution. The objective of torture is torture. The objective of power is power.