As for whether it's appropriate for a paladin to curse, well, in this present situation....
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Indeed- but why is he suddenly speaking modern Mordentish? Shouldn't his curse be in Middle English? Zounds, 'strewth, egads, or something else archaic?
As for whether it's appropriate for a paladin to curse, well, in this present situation....

As for whether it's appropriate for a paladin to curse, well, in this present situation....
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I think its perfectly fine for a paladin to curse. Anger is not gonna strip your powers away, unless you act on the anger by breaking your ethos. And being a dwarf, its probably part of the culture like Brock suggests. just cause you cuss like a sailor doesn't mean you're not one of the good guys 
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Alright , guys- what is everybody doing?
Searching the forest?
Running back to camp?
Something else?
Let me know- I do not wish to advance the scene until I get some feedback/actions declared.
Searching the forest?
Running back to camp?
Something else?
Let me know- I do not wish to advance the scene until I get some feedback/actions declared.
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
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