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Having someone play a Paladin in DND is often very revealing. I have a friend who is playing a Paladin with a similar black/white outlook on morality in my game, but he is playing a character not just expressing his own personal desire to attack anyone deemed ~~untermensch~~ evil.
This person acting like they deserve a fucking medal for popping a half-chub at the table over all the murder they get to do is just sickening. This would be a "I'm not coming back to another session" from me if this guy was there, especially since it seems like the DM was allowing this to happen or even encouraging it, especially with the evil removed orcs, this is like, the most cliche "DnD Horror stories" set up I can think of.
"No but you see the setting has been crafted in such a way that genocide is justified, please do not question why I want to play a setting that allows me to do Generalplan Ost while still being the good guy"
The proper way to annoy the party as a paladin is to be TOO morally upright and chivalrous. Go full Dudley DoRight on em. Fuck up sneak attacks by calling out the vile knave to a fair duel! Stuff like that