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Loyality Militia Guard: "After standing here, and standing here, I just wish somebody would give me a break just so I can go wipe my ass... damn."

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So, basically, what I wanted to discuss is simply this:
 
In my eyes, a paladin is a "divine champion" of his deity. They are "Lawful Good", but because they follow Law, but Code. In their eyes, their Code would surpass the Law by massive amounts. I personally don't feel a Paladin should lose Lawful points if he simply threatens someone that is against his God.
 
For instance; If a Paladin of Selune was nice and courteous to a Lycan (we're taking a werewolf here, unshifted), he'd break his code. However, if he threatened him, and sought to kill him, he'd lose Lawful Points.
 
Personally, I don't think this makes sense.
 
A paladin is someone whom was picked by his deity, to uphold the dogma and use the dogma as a code of life. A paladin would sooner kick the bucket than lose his code. So in turn, I think they should only lose Lawful Good points if they break Code, or a law (such as murder).
 
A paladin is similar to a monk in that they hold a certain Code to heart. Would a monk lose lawful/code points if he did something his Code would ask of him, or if he broke his code? I think simply put - if he broke his code.
 
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I'm not entirely sure if it is intentional, but the quest seems rediculously overpowered and comes with little to no reward.
 
While defending the

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from the [spoilers] - each person ended up having literally 10 - 15 [spoilers] targetted on them at any given time. The quest was incredibly laggy, and would be impossible for a group of level 2-5 to complete it.
 
Upon doing the quest, it resulted in three permadeaths.
 
Maybe check this quest's difficulty out?

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