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Sameo was a namefag who in the early days of /tg/ posted the story of the epic death of his paladin at the hands of a dragon riding Orc warlord. The story has caused a fair amount of controversy on /tg/ due to no one actually being able to find the "book of critical failures" that the story refers to. That is beside the point though as those of us who aren't rules lawyers, can agree that this is a prime example of the fact that paladins who aren't lawful stupid are awesome.

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