
03-10-2005, 04:08 AM
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Mercenary
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: Los Angeles
Posts: 485
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Originally Posted by Discharge
I play odd hours when there is an average less than 15 players online. I'm not fifteen with a lot of time like many of you, I have to work and go to college. I've seen you several times, your usually out-of-character. I play Graal Kingdoms every other night because it’s when I have free time on the week days. Past couple of weekends I’ve been on only shortly because of personal affairs. My daily posts in the threads should be an indication I still play Graal.
A Paladin is not a fancy officer rank; it’s a way of life. You are getting Paladins confused with the Knights as a military unit in an army. As a senior member, I would expect leniency. Apparently, respect and honor are falling short in the nobles. In addition, simply naming men Paladins as an indication of military status will not be accredited. You achieve Paladinhood by swearing to the code; perform a certain number of good deeds in assistance to the poor, needy, and weak. These include delivering food to the hungry, helping men and women in general tasks. A Paladin needs to pledge fealty to a good church or philosophic movement or organization. It is this pledge that gives the Paladin his power. He can then pledge fealty to a lawful and good government (if one exists) or organization. He can't pledge fealty both to a church and philosophy and he can't pledge fealty to the government alone.
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Raziel clothes the needy (shoes for noobs program). |
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