Under paladins quest, what does ‘suffer an enemy or creature to live’ mean?
Under paladins quest, what does ‘suffer an enemy or creature to live’ mean?
Under paladins quest, what does ‘suffer an enemy or creature to live’ mean?
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Olde English. Basically means that you suffer in the knowledge that it still lives, or justice hasn’t been done.
Basically: you can’t allow an evil creature to live.
The most famous usage of that phrasing is (I believe) from the King James Bible, Exodus 22:18: “Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live.”
Thanks you two. Strandman, it’s there anything you don’t know?
Oh lord yes. So many things.
Name 4
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Plumbing, he says. Hahaha.
I’m horrible at spelling. I suck at word scramble games. And I never go back to double check my posts. Horrible for someone with a website haha.
As a side note I love choosing this vow for paladins. Makes them chase after even the knowledge of evil creatures being around. I had a Ranger scout a suspicious-but-harmless lone zombie a decent way off their path, and the paladin announced that it must be destroyed despite the time sensitive quest going on. Fun stuff.