The paladin fell because the minimum tithe is 42.54324323423% rounded to the nearest copper +5.
The paladin changed clothes.
... in front of a group of impressionable children.
The Paladin ate a corndog.
Such a disregard for the Paladin's own health by eating such a fattening, cholesterol-ridden snack. The paladin fell for (slowly) killing a good-aligned creature.
The paladin pelvic-thrusted at his enemies to taunt them before battle.
The Paladin fell for excessive celebration. The rules allow for only 2 pumps.
The Paladin and the Cleric had a spirited theological debate.
The paladin fell for playing devil's advocate.
The paladin and the fighter discussed the latest fighting technique in town.
The Paladin insisted that the Wizard try some fugu, forgetting that not everyone is immune to poison.
The Paladin distracted an enemy so that the Rogue could flank them and get in a devastating sneak attack.
Sadly the cleric was engaged to the rogue.
The paladin learned to play chess.
The Paladin fell because Asmodeus secretly owns every single company that sells anything related to chess. So, by buying that chess board, the Paladin supported an evil creature
The Paladin decided enough was enough and he should slaughter the beings in the worlds of the Forgotten Realms, Mystara, Athas(Dark Sun),
Eberron, Dragonlance, and Greyhawk.
The Paladin fell because he forgot to slaughter the beings in the world of Ravenloft.
The Paladin helped the Occultist track down a holy relic to return to his God's Temple.
There was a lack of communication involving whose god the relic would be returned to. The paladin fell for promoting miscommunication, and thus chaos.
The paladin wore a ridiculous chainmail bikini to battle. Even if it was a +5 Major Fortification that somehow still counted as chainmail.
The paladin fell, because killing this particular Demon of Chaos means you become the next to take its place.
The paladin didn't believe in Murphey's Law.
The Paladin fell for having an adventure where nothing went wrong, thereby breaking Murphy's Law.
The Paladin and the Swashbuckler went on a nautical adventure.
...which was done on a vessel full of pirates who convinced the Paladin to join them.
The Paladin walked down the street.
The paladin fell because he didn't use protection.
The paladin read a book by the fire.
The paladin fell, because when the fire was so comfy he fell asleep, he accidentally dropped the sacred writings into the fire.
The paladin attended a Jeff Dunham show.
The paladin fell because he threw them at Harkevich and lucky7 for not paying attention, so brutally that it caused holes in their skulls. :P
The paladin was promoting better treatment of the elderly.
The paladin fell because using the motto "the beatings will continue until morale improves" is not better treatment of the elderly.
The paladin installed Red Hat on his server.
The paladin attended a Jeff Dunham show.
The paladin had a really annoying laugh. You know, that squaky, braying laugh that's just painful to listen to. So he fell for torturing the people around him in the audience.
The paladin installed Red Hat on his server.
The paladin fell for not reading every word of the software user's agreement before checking that little box, thus lying.
The paladin overworked his squire and used him to check for traps, in the sense that a stick checks for bear traps.
The paladin called his church the Church of I-O-Mad, Eh?, and fell for plagarizing another, already existing religion.
The paladin forgot to pay his power bill.
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The paladin fell for allowing darkness to spread. Turns out that part of his oath wasn't just figurative.
The paladin took in the goblin babies, and raised them to be law-abiding productive citizens.
The goblins misunderstood the concept of "Fire Department".
The Paladin snuck an Orb of Oblivion into the Terrask's body.
The paladin fell because, as he did not know the mystery guest, who was dressed to perfection as a vampire, he cleaved the innocent guy in two.
The paladin had been scouted for the role of the latest Bond Girl.
The paladin fell because the director offered her some alcohol and she accepted.
The paladin write a movie about a paladin falling from grace.
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The paladin was a method actor, and his in depth "research" of the film caused him to fall.
The paladin went door to door selling vacuum cleaners.
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The calligraphy teacher used the necromonicon as his source material.
The paladin borrowed something blue for her wedding.
Smurfs are sentient beings, you can't just 'borrow' one!
The paladin sold his children into slavery to pay his gambling debts.
He fell double, for sins of gambling and slavery.
The paladin helped out the blacksmith (who wasn't anything evil) in polishing shields.
The Paladin fell because one of the shields that the Paladin polished to a mirror-sheen blinded several (innocent) passers-by when it was placed in direct sunlight.
The Paladin convinced a mob boss to turn himself in to the authorities to atone for his heinous crimes.
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"Shields" is the blacksmith's pet name for his manpiece, and Iomedae doesn't cotton to "helping your neighbor" that way.
The Paladin ate lightning and crapped thunder.
The Paladin wasn't skipping through the park, as is laid down in the May Bylaws for the Order of Lawful Goodness.
The Paladin helped the Medium put the spirit who haunted an old mansion to rest.
By killing the spirit's pet dog and burning it to prevent a pet cemetery from happening.
The paladin bought an orphan some new shoes.
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It caused over thirty seven innocent nipples to explode with delight.
The paladin dedicated himself to ending hunger in his fiefdom.
The paladin suceeded but too well, and began a pandmeic of diabeties, obesity, and overpopulation with lowered the feifdom' overall quality of life.
The Paladin smote down a genocidal tyrant and all his evil followers.
The DM decreed it to be so.
The paladin fell for using smite to gain an unfair advantage.
The paladin sold some chalk to a peasants child.