Malraine's page

This happens every time someone activates a Drift Engine, every time.

Every time a bell rings, an angel gets its wings. Every time. Bell ringing is inherently good. And we must put a stop to it.

What gets me is Infernal is so much better than celestial healing unless you have one very specific PrC in play

Infernal anything is so much better than celestial anything.

Necromancer pulls out a wand of infernal healing.

Paladin : "I would be more than willing to use my person wand of CLW on you if you put that demon-stick away. And don't touch me with it or you will not like where I stick it."

We call it ecstatic rejuvenation.

I stand corrected. One of those is, indeed, a suitable craft to master.

Just do not put ranks in any Craft or Profession skills. Such things are beneath us; we have people to do those for us.

So I guess the real question is what lodging looks like. :)

As an agent of Hell, allow me to recommend the Red Roof Inn; it offers all the comforts of home.

Stephen Ross wrote:

Malraine wrote:

According to the paladin's code...

you might want to start a NEW thread with that topic... it is beyond the scope of the header of this thread.

Oh please don't. We have beaten that horse so hard into the ground it has dug it's own grave.

Could you provide a link to that discussion, please? Instead of starting a new thread, I'll head there and read that one. Thanks.

According to the paladin's code, lying, cheating and using poison are dishonorable. An argument could be made that a rogue who lies or cheats (uses the Bluff skill) or uses poison (perfectly legal in organized play under certain circumstances) would offend a paladin's moral code. Said paladin expressing distaste with tha behavior isn't enough; working with said rogue could cause the paladin to "fall" regardless.

In such a case, is the rogue "intentionally" trying to make the paladin fall by using the skills to which she's devoted her training?

But let's consider the following:

Associates:

... a paladin avoids working with evil characters or with anyone who consistently offends her moral code....
A paladin should seek an atonement spell periodically during such an unusual alliance...

Yes. Let us consider that.

While Malraine is certainly not evil, she does appear more devil than human, holds Asmodeus in the highest of regards, and does have a somewhat "fluid" morality. Sometimes she says things that a paladin could find offensive.

Atonement spells for all paladins unfortunate enough to have a Venture Captain pair them with Malraine for a field assignment!

Technically, if you played a Taldan character, he was already automatically a Sovereign Court character, unless you used your "once in Season Six" free faction change.

I'm playing this on Sunday. My character sheet currently reads "Cheliax" (I haven't played yet this season) and don't know which of the new factions is the best fit for me (I'm hoping I'll have a clearer picture of the new factions after The Paths We Choose). Until I make my free factions change (which I understand can be done at anytime during the season?), will I be playing as Dark Archive? Or by playing as Dark Archive, does that count as my free faction change? What if I get assigned to a table that isn't running the Dark Archive mission?