Re: session re****t

"Mary K. Kuhner" <mkkuhner@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> In article <slrnerfm50.rl2.neelk@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> Neelakantan Krishnaswami  <neelk@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>In article <ep89db$b6j$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Mary K. Kuhner wrote:

>>Heh. In most of the games I've played in, fallen paladins were
>>typically still good-aligned -- they just had performed one sin they
>>thought wasn't wrong. So: we have a fighter without bonus feats with
>>all the evil enemies made back when he or she had superpowers, a sense
>>of obligation to still oppose them, and just for kicks the holy
>>inquisition was also after them.
>
> You found paladins to have superpowers?  I'm continually frustrated
> with the class.

Same here. Most game systems have them to be wimpy fighters with rather 
wimpy spells that do little to improve them. The current D&D version is 
nothing worth bragging about (although I'll be forced to say that I only 
gave them a once over).

In online MMORPGs they are typically even worse off.

Very few games treat them properly.