A Paladin with the criminal background and 1 level in Rogue. He gives the party Rogue a hard time, but not for stealing. He chastises the Rogue for not doing a better job of stealing from everyone in sight.
I like how everyone just forgets you can get around ZoT as long as you just don;t lie, you don;t HAVE to tell the truth. "...An affected creature is aware of the spell and can thus avoid answering questions to which it would normally respond with a lie. Such creatures can be evasive in its answers as long as it remains within the boundaries of the truth."
@@kenziebalhatchet3918 what your really saying: well i cant say i didnt... but i cant say i did you know because that would be illegal and memories occasionally get mixed up you know or forgotten so i could have killed him and have forgotten or i cold not have killed him maybe i even have that memory maybe it was a made up dream of mine and that is not illegal and if i had killed him i would have more then 3 copper yes i would be able to have done it and maybe i spent all the money maybe i didnt i dont know im not the most mentally sound person out there whats that you say do i remember doing it why yes but that could be fase my dear spellcaster now would you mind letting me go i have a town to destroy uh i mean party at yes i will party and sleep first then convince my dear warlock friend to help burn down the village then kidnap a child whos parents i killed or maybe i wont do that i dont know now let me go
best use of it cast zone of true then start telling all sorts of hurtful lies about the person you are interrogating ( the caster is immune from the effects but next to noone knows that) You can really mess with someone because they will belive everything you say
As a person who had to make a new character part way through a campaign (don't ask) and made a rogue, and literally two sessions in made the party's paladin have a breakdown/crisis of faith so bad she had to temporarily leave ON ACCIDENT this was great (btw, this is how I learned the important lesson of reading spell rules before using them)
@@a3mr834 In their defense I accidentally killed like 7 civilians who were under mind control bc I forgot what thunder step did and rolled high. Whoops...
you know it's funny because whenever I play a rogue I play a chaotic good one. Story time: In one campaign we had a lawful good dragonborn paladin named Ruska, Meanwhile I played my chaotic good Teifling rogue named Alucard. About maybe three, four sessions in the paladin learns that I stole from someone. Pissed they hunted me down and asked, and I quote "WHO IN THE NINE HELLS DID YOU STEAL FROM, AND WHY!?" Me being under the control of circle of truth say. "I stole from some asshole noble who was taking money from the poor." This confused the shit out of the paladin because backstory reasons. "Who did you give it to?" She asked. "A starving family." I anwsered. "I don't keep any of the gold I steal...hence..." I point to my tattered cloak, clothes with SEVERAL patches, my rapier that had a wooden guard, and my crossbow that was literally staying together by a thread. Ruska unpinned me, undid the circle and she just sorta looked at me. From then on aside from one argument, and that one WAS major, we were good.
People wondering why Reynauld and Dismas is such a popular ship just have to look at Paladin/Rogue interactions and realize that "Opposites attract" is amazing
My rogue upon meeting the paladin via being thrown out of a shop for attempted but failes thievery and immediately groveling saying they did nothing wrong, this is discrimination, I'm Innocent! Passing the dice roll with a near nat 20 and getting the paladin on your side to then scold and kick down the door of the cruel shop was my experience. My rogue has somehow made themselves to be like a poor sweet Innocent misunderstood discriminated person while secretly causing choas around her and the paladin defends her. Oh boy the day they find out. *My character will die*
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The rogue, either stealing, murdering, or doing other roguish things in another location:
“I feel a disturbance in the force...”
I love how all the paladins are trying with all the different rogues.
I love how this is a rogue and paladin compilation
They are one of the best duos in D&D, imo
A Paladin with the criminal background and 1 level in Rogue. He gives the party Rogue a hard time, but not for stealing. He chastises the Rogue for not doing a better job of stealing from everyone in sight.
The best part of the kaggy bit is that kaggy reacted to that original video, paused, and went "I absolutely said that"
2:50 Nanananananana! If the Good Lord sent a Rogue your way, he had a good reason for it....or are you doubting the Lord's ways? 😠
I like how everyone just forgets you can get around ZoT as long as you just don;t lie, you don;t HAVE to tell the truth. "...An affected creature is aware of the spell and can thus avoid answering questions to which it would normally respond with a lie. Such creatures can be evasive in its answers as long as it remains within the boundaries of the truth."
ZoT active
“Did you kill the king?”
“Yes I do have over 2 copper”
@@kenziebalhatchet3918 what your really saying:
well i cant say i didnt... but i cant say i did you know because that would be illegal and memories occasionally get mixed up you know or forgotten so i could have killed him and have forgotten or i cold not have killed him maybe i even have that memory maybe it was a made up dream of mine and that is not illegal and if i had killed him i would have more then 3 copper yes i would be able to have done it and maybe i spent all the money maybe i didnt i dont know im not the most mentally sound person out there whats that you say do i remember doing it why yes but that could be fase my dear spellcaster now would you mind letting me go i have a town to destroy uh i mean party at yes i will party and sleep first then convince my dear warlock friend to help burn down the village then kidnap a child whos parents i killed or maybe i wont do that i dont know now let me go
best use of it cast zone of true then start telling all sorts of hurtful lies about the person you are interrogating ( the caster is immune from the effects but next to noone knows that)
You can really mess with someone because they will belive everything you say
This is really funny to me cause my character was a rogue who multiclassed to Paladin
Hey ace
“I don’t know. I don’t know…she said either f*ck you up, or get f*cked up. I choose you.”
*raises broadsword with malicious intent*
It amuses me how many people apparently cannot spell rogue. Rouge is makeup huns
The word is as sneaky as the class ;)
pretty sure rouge is just red in like french or something, like the changling blood my rogue is covered in
As a person who had to make a new character part way through a campaign (don't ask) and made a rogue, and literally two sessions in made the party's paladin have a breakdown/crisis of faith so bad she had to temporarily leave ON ACCIDENT this was great (btw, this is how I learned the important lesson of reading spell rules before using them)
I have questions about the paladin XD
@@a3mr834 In their defense I accidentally killed like 7 civilians who were under mind control bc I forgot what thunder step did and rolled high. Whoops...
1:02-1:11 there's not a amount of holy water for all that problem
Let's all take a moment to appreciate that at 1:28 the Cleric's Holy Book was Becoming by Michele Obama.
6:05 this. This is perfect.
I feel like rogues are the only class where people actively tell them off/ try to change them away from the one thing they are made for/good at
Come now, I’m sure you’d disapprove of the combat classes if they kill innocents for personal gain.
That’s the best dynamic
They really are the best pair. Bonus points for adopting the barbarian as their son lol
you know it's funny because whenever I play a rogue I play a chaotic good one.
Story time: In one campaign we had a lawful good dragonborn paladin named Ruska, Meanwhile I played my chaotic good Teifling rogue named Alucard. About maybe three, four sessions in the paladin learns that I stole from someone. Pissed they hunted me down and asked, and I quote "WHO IN THE NINE HELLS DID YOU STEAL FROM, AND WHY!?" Me being under the control of circle of truth say. "I stole from some asshole noble who was taking money from the poor." This confused the shit out of the paladin because backstory reasons. "Who did you give it to?" She asked. "A starving family." I anwsered. "I don't keep any of the gold I steal...hence..." I point to my tattered cloak, clothes with SEVERAL patches, my rapier that had a wooden guard, and my crossbow that was literally staying together by a thread. Ruska unpinned me, undid the circle and she just sorta looked at me. From then on aside from one argument, and that one WAS major, we were good.
3:41 I just found out about Mike, and this clip came to mind immediately and so I decided to come watch this.😭
So what happens when the rogue and paladin are the same character?
An unreasonable amount of melee damage
@@beyblademoses5379 I like the sound of this
So is it a paladin rogue or paladin and a rogue or a rogue paladin with. Personality disorder
@@iwatchstuffs7933 oath of vengeance/scout multiclass
@@iwatchstuffs7933 now an oath of glory/swashbuckler
Don't assume the Paladin is the nice one. Oath of Conquest and Oath of Vengeance is one hell of a tagteam to put a rogue with.
People wondering why Reynauld and Dismas is such a popular ship just have to look at Paladin/Rogue interactions and realize that "Opposites attract" is amazing
6:08 is that the guy from random encounters? (I forgot his name xD)
Aww, this is cute.
I know ❤ I love to DM when a rogue and a paladin are in the party, because I know they are going to go from the worst enemies to the best friends lol
There's a common amount of them spelling it as "Rouges" which makes me concerned.
Oh fuck yeah, we love a theme
I will try my best to use more themes, then (๑و•̀ω•́)و
My rogue upon meeting the paladin via being thrown out of a shop for attempted but failes thievery and immediately groveling saying they did nothing wrong, this is discrimination, I'm Innocent! Passing the dice roll with a near nat 20 and getting the paladin on your side to then scold and kick down the door of the cruel shop was my experience. My rogue has somehow made themselves to be like a poor sweet Innocent misunderstood discriminated person while secretly causing choas around her and the paladin defends her.
Oh boy the day they find out.
*My character will die*
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What did the Rogue do
Lol the amount of times people can't spell Rogue correctly...
I'll let you in on a secret: I had to look up how to spell it at least three times before I posted this video 😅
@@vibesage6928 Lol 😆
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