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[Dwarmin]

I think the GM may intend us to decide if we're playing 'good' or 'evil'.

Pretty much. The paladin, by sheer virtue of him being a paladin, is probably going to have to be good, though HOW good is up to Cheescake.

((Ah, the Paladin by definition is usually 'lawful'. And that dose not necessarily mean Good. A Paladin might very well view any means as justified in the pursuit of their goals...))

[Remuthra]

I think the GM may intend us to decide if we're playing 'good' or 'evil'.

Pretty much. The paladin, by sheer virtue of him being a paladin, is probably going to have to be good, though HOW good is up to Cheescake.

((Ah, the Paladin by definition is usually 'lawful'. And that dose not necessarily mean Good. A Paladin might very well view any means as justified in the pursuit of their goals...))

Well, the god the paladin has to follow sounds pretty "good".

[scapheap]

I'll waitlist as Dwarf Warrior Eselda

[Dwarmin]

I think the GM may intend us to decide if we're playing 'good' or 'evil'.

Pretty much. The paladin, by sheer virtue of him being a paladin, is probably going to have to be good, though HOW good is up to Cheescake.

((Ah, the Paladin by definition is usually 'lawful'. And that dose not necessarily mean Good. A Paladin might very well view any means as justified in the pursuit of their goals...))

Well, the god the paladin has to follow sounds pretty "good".

You say good, I say tyrannical. What's the exact definition of 'wicked', I wonder?

*starts fantasy religion flame war before game even starts*

[wolfchild]

Hey I am mostly with dwarmin here, especially since most paladins in d&d get played more lawful than good, even though they are supposed to be both, also i think you know how this party turned out

NG Druid/Natures Warrior
CG Scout
LG Paladin of Garl/Bard
CN Rogue
LE Necromantic Sorcerer

[Remuthra]

I think the GM may intend us to decide if we're playing 'good' or 'evil'.

Pretty much. The paladin, by sheer virtue of him being a paladin, is probably going to have to be good, though HOW good is up to Cheescake.

((Ah, the Paladin by definition is usually 'lawful'. And that dose not necessarily mean Good. A Paladin might very well view any means as justified in the pursuit of their goals...))

Well, the god the paladin has to follow sounds pretty "good".

You say good, I say tyrannical. What's the exact definition of 'wicked', I wonder?

*starts fantasy religion flame war before game even starts*

(I'm not actually going to argue here, because I like playing "lawful good" paladins too much.)

Well, the whole thing about "punishing the wicked and rewarding the righteous" can be assumed to be the concept of Lawful Good in this sense, in which case the other alignments can be parsed. Whether or not that is really "good" is a different matter. It is simply easier to assign the label to it, so we have a frame of reference.

[Cheesecake]

I'm probably going to play a Space Marine-esque paladin. Super devoted and fanatically zealous to the point of xenocide. *Xenos being undead and demons.

[Remuthra]

I'm probably going to play a Space Marine-esque paladin. Super devoted and fanatically zealous to the point of xenocide. *Xenos being undead and demons.

I approve of this interpretation.

[hops]

I'm probably going to play a Space Marine-esque paladin. Super devoted and fanatically zealous to the point of xenocide. *Xenos being undead and demons.

Not being a 40k fan, whenever I hear "Space Marine", I think of Angry Marines.

And now I have this image of an enraged paladin smiting undeads while cursing in righteous fury.

[wolfchild]

ok thats it, your paladin must now be dressed up as a grey knights chapter paladin

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[Cheesecake]

Might I suggest this image?

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[wolfchild]

<3

[hops]

Might I suggest this image?

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Good luck fitting him through a door.

[wolfchild]

He can just MAKE IT WIDER, whats that? property damage? I don't know what you are talking about, are you sure? maybe you want to talk to this?

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[flame99]

The party, consisting of Markus, Gilthenel, Vorlan, and Stilvechnik, begins asking for any nearby dungeons that might contain a Titan Artifact. After a couple hours, you manage to find three as a whole.

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The Tower
The villagers wouldn't say too much about this one. All you can really gather is that it was once the home of a warlock that repeatedly terrorized the town. At some point, he miscast a spell and ended up dieing. There's a number of rumors surrounding it, such as the warlock not actually being dead, the warlock being a demon that returned to the Abyss, and so on. However, one is widely believed: That he held the Titan Focus, an item that enhanced the spell casting of its holder.

Caverns of the Elements
Supposedly an old holy ground of the Elves, it's since been infested by various elementals and other vermin. Apparently the home of a small group of hobgoblins as well. Said to be the home of the Firebrand, a blade that sears the wielder's foes.

The Dreamwalker's Rift
A very odd occurrence, namely what can be described as a hole in reality. The world inside shifts in response to whoever enters it. It's chaotic and makes little sense, and is avoided by all in the town. It's thought that it was created by the Titans to defend the Eye of the Mind, a Titan Artifact spoken of in ancient texts, but whose uses or appearance are unknown.