So I'm about to start up my 4th concurrant version of this campaign. The players in this game have decided to play all clerics and paladins. So far it seems as though I'll have a Cleric of St. Cuthbert, Cleric of Kord, Paladin of the good gods, Paldin of Wee Jas, and Paladin of some other god.
Can anyone think in advance of any problems that this might bring up? I've thought of a few, and will be trying to avoid them, but more minds is always good. Anyone think of a problem this could have?
Wow! I would hate to be around that table when theological questions come up! While on the surface this may seem like a great idea... "Hey we're all ultra good!" ...the truth is that if they actually roleplay these characters and not just stamp a deity name on their character sheets, there will be countless interplayer conflicts. This could actually make things really fun and interesting depending on the maturity level of your players and ability to separate themselves from their characters.
On the other hand, good characters can come to blows with each other ending in fatality just the same as neutral, or evil groups. In fact, since a person's religious views are usually defended with the most passion and vehemence, probably MORE often.
I've always been curious to see how a campaign of my own like this would be.
It will be extremely interesting to know how your paladin of Wee Jas responds when he discovers the nefarious deeds of Cauldron's Wee Jas temple, including those of Ike Iverson and some of their assistants.
Hurm.