Fynzmirs
2020-05-07, 11:31 AM
If you have recently found yourself in war with Phandalin, don't read any further.
In my current campaign I'm playing as a neutral evil necromancer/life cleric with a Lawful Good paladin (devotion) in my party. His player is aware of the character I'm playing, although in character as far he has no reason to suspect me.
The rest of the party are three neutrals (2 rogues and a mystic archer).
I've talked to the paladin's player and he has told me that although he won't try to deliberately fall, he would have no problems with becoming an Oathbreaker if I managed to make a good story out of it.
The question is, what do you think is the best way to cause someone to fall? It should be something possible to arrange, but at the same time good story-wise. I have several ideas myself, but I decided to consult the Internet before concocting another diabolical plan. Perhaps you have had a paladin in your game fall and break his Oath? Share your stories and ideas.
In my current campaign I'm playing as a neutral evil necromancer/life cleric with a Lawful Good paladin (devotion) in my party. His player is aware of the character I'm playing, although in character as far he has no reason to suspect me.
The rest of the party are three neutrals (2 rogues and a mystic archer).
I've talked to the paladin's player and he has told me that although he won't try to deliberately fall, he would have no problems with becoming an Oathbreaker if I managed to make a good story out of it.
The question is, what do you think is the best way to cause someone to fall? It should be something possible to arrange, but at the same time good story-wise. I have several ideas myself, but I decided to consult the Internet before concocting another diabolical plan. Perhaps you have had a paladin in your game fall and break his Oath? Share your stories and ideas.