Yinlamin Oakwatcher was an orphan who Had to steal to survive. A Druid in my party’s father took me to his elven village in the forest. Where he taught me about nature good and evil. I serve the god of the hunt, wild places, and warriors.
How long he had to steal to survive and to what extent he stole in relation to his personal code would impact his personality in one of two ways. 1. He feels very resentful about it and he strives to help people to make up for stealing from innocent people for # years
2. He feels that making the oath is enough to counterbalance the wrong things he did on the streets and acts as his alignment guides, “knowing” that staying within his oath makes him a good person.
I hope this helps!
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I’m an average DM and an above average rules lawyer
I have several complete Pokedexes
Stay Paranod! My Drummer given title is… Swift as the Dragon
Thank you this is my first time playing a paladin and was having a little trouble role playing. I think am going to go the first route. A rogue is entering the party I am going to ask my dm if he can steal something and I catch him pay for it and take him under my wing.
When I played an ancient's paladin, I took the part about preserving the light in yourself and sharing the light very seriously. My paladin was relentlessly cheerful and incredibly supportive of the party. Almost comically. Telling people Good Job whenever they did something right, and "don't feel too bad, you're still great" when they did something wrong, or eve just missed on an attack. Like if a kindergarten teacher could smite evil-doers.
Yinlamin Oakwatcher was an orphan who Had to steal to survive. A Druid in my party’s father took me to his elven village in the forest. Where he taught me about nature good and evil. I serve the god of the hunt, wild places, and warriors.
How long he had to steal to survive and to what extent he stole in relation to his personal code would impact his personality in one of two ways.
1. He feels very resentful about it and he strives to help people to make up for stealing from innocent people for # years
2. He feels that making the oath is enough to counterbalance the wrong things he did on the streets and acts as his alignment guides, “knowing” that staying within his oath makes him a good person.
I hope this helps!
I’m an average DM and an above average rules lawyer
I have several complete Pokedexes
Stay Paranod! My Drummer given title is… Swift as the Dragon
May the dice roll ever in your favor
Thank you this is my first time playing a paladin and was having a little trouble role playing. I think am going to go the first route. A rogue is entering the party I am going to ask my dm if he can steal something and I catch him pay for it and take him under my wing.
When I played an ancient's paladin, I took the part about preserving the light in yourself and sharing the light very seriously. My paladin was relentlessly cheerful and incredibly supportive of the party. Almost comically. Telling people Good Job whenever they did something right, and "don't feel too bad, you're still great" when they did something wrong, or eve just missed on an attack. Like if a kindergarten teacher could smite evil-doers.
Thank you the help is much appreciated. My friends are calling me the teachers pet because are party only has one lawful allignment me.