"bad" is kind of a broad term.
but the basic of why every society that exists have some sort of concept of killing eachother being bad is that you dont want to die, and if nobody is allowed to kill eachother, then thats less likely
Replying to @JHardy11458 @mono_twt07
I'm not even religious, much less Christian, but you literally can't give one good reason why murder is bad that isn't "duhh le basic human empathy"
id say the nationalized agriculture went a bit so and so, but since most countries are industrialized now that wouldnt be that big of an issue ig
being "stable" and being revolutionary are not the same thing. they are stable because the unions that exists are safe and neutered.
Im not anti-Union, I do not see why theyd be inherently any less useful than any other form, but this is not an argument
"paladin historically in clasic fantasy" a Paladin as a warrior empowered by a God was invented by DnD. before then a Paladin was one of the knights of the round table or the companions of Charlamange. Christian warriors for sure, but you are talking about dnd
Non religious people cannot understand this.
A Paladin historically in classic fantasy receives their power through God's will. God decides to give them the power and God can decide to take it away.
Since God is definitively 'Lawful' and 'Good' - (by His commandments we measure morality in the first place) - a Paladin that receives power from Him cannot stray too far from His ethics/commands/will - thus be Lawful and Good. God would refuse his power to those who stray too far. This is the fantasy theme built upon existing religious foundation in Judeo-Christian traditions. Its why its so confusing to people who dont know them/live by them.
Eg. If Moses decided that actually God sucks and begin to act morally evil, God would not have performed miracles through him.
That being said in D&D where you have multiple deities with multiple ethical gods (dont get me started on the concepts of 'Good' and 'Evil there) - A Paladin that receives a power from a deity must likewise act in line with the deities ethics and will. This entire concept of a Paladin without a deity is as stupid as a warlock without a patron.
i think that alignment restrictions are in theory good, but the alignments themselves are kinda, weird. i think the oath system is a decent compromise of keeping the "religious purity and zeal" aspect while not making weird roleplay boxes
i like adding black there
yeah theyre redguards theyre the black race
theyre kinda being aggressive but giving it any attention is giving it more attention than it deserves. every dollar is used to harm


















