*gasp* Agreeing with Graham. If I were a paladin in a lawless town I'd be setting up some vigilante justice. nt

*gasp* Agreeing with Graham. If I were a paladin in a lawless town I'd be setting up some vigilante justice. nt:
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Posted by Ponderer(VIP) on November 29, 1999 at 06:14:58:

In Reply to: So this paladin will just applaud when there are no arbiters are everyone is just being pk'ed in town in front of him? posted by Graham on November 29, 1999 at 02:12:36:

> > Take a look in the Academy for a bit, even look at your old Knight in the Galadon Paladin's guild.

> > Paladin's believe in honor, chivalry, virtue amongst others. One of these things is obeying the Laws. The person who breaks laws for the greater good would be a lightwalking ranger etc. Paladins are holy warriors, given their strength through pure dedication to a code of chivalry and honor.

> > I personally, would think it in very bad form for even a Paladin of Shokai to kill a naked Necromancer, or even Anti-Paladin. The Paladin, no matter his religion, win his battles with honor and virtue. He will not sink low as to kill people dishonorably. (ie, unlawfully)

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cept I get my butt handed to me most of the time. - havent learnt how to kill with a pal yet n/t Niblaznacker 11:19:33 11/30/99 (0)

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Comments:	> > > Take a look in the Academy for a bit, even look at your old Knight in the Galadon Paladin's guild. > > > Paladin's believe in honor, chivalry, virtue amongst others. One of these things is obeying the Laws. The person who breaks laws for the greater good would be a lightwalking ranger etc. Paladins are holy warriors, given their strength through pure dedication to a code of chivalry and honor. > > > I personally, would think it in very bad form for even a Paladin of Shokai to kill a naked Necromancer, or even Anti-Paladin. The Paladin, no matter his religion, win his battles with honor and virtue. He will not sink low as to kill people dishonorably. (ie, unlawfully)