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   On the other hand, if the same Paladin openly speaks of foul deeds committed by that villain, and urges others to be cautious or take action, that is fine.
   Basically, confrontation is acceptable, but baseless slander is not.
   Similarly, the quality of the confrontation is taken into account. Paladins who gets into arguments and fisticuffs with local thugs could lose their powers, but one who engages in honorable duels or fights in defense of innocent life would not.
 '''Honesty'''
+  Paladins are expected to be honest in words and deeds. Paladins cannot lie under any circumstances. They may choose to not speak at all, as opposed to lying. They also cannot practice other forms of deceit, such as disguising themselves in order to sow discontent among their rivals is dishonest.
-  Paladins are expected to be honest in words and deeds. Paladins cannot lie under any circumstances. They may choose to not speak at all, as opposed to lying. They also cannot practice other forms of deceit, such as disguising
-themselves in order to sow discontent among their rivals is dishonest.
   Paladins may 'disguise' themselves so as not to be seen immediately for who they are, but they may not use this to create an advantage by pretending to be someone else when confronted or by performing actions under a secret identity.