It does sound neat. Just as a general thing though and since the DM seems fairly lax about certain things I'm basically going to give a heads up now so I know if I need to adjust things or if something might need a fix from how I view holy warriors and my character in particular. 'Cheating' a few coins out of some nobles or some wealthy merchant isn't likely to gather any remarks so long as it doesn't hurt anyone and it's not a bunch of boasting about literally thieving. Stealing large amounts of wealth from party members or stealing/extorting from poor subsistence level farmers may garner a violent response regardless of how outnumbered Melan may be. She's from a poor upbringing initially and nothing will set her off like exploiting those who cannot defend themselves or betraying trust.<br/><br/>It tend to play more NG than LG for paladins by turning a blind eye towards things that really don't need a response. Don't hurt someone and don't just flaunt the law in a way that can't be ignored and it's good. Ultimately her loyalty is to her god and the welfare of people in general since no idea of nobility trumps her deity. She knows if she dies there is a reward there and while she's not eager to see it there isn't any fear of death in combat either. Better to die on your feet than on your knees sort of thing. My main plans at the moment are to spend most of my funds doing public works projects to help get any unemployed people able to earn the pride of feeding themselves and their families by doing things like building roads between cities and manning guard posts. Nations don't tend to want to fight people they make money trading with and everyone deserves the pride of knowing they are both productive for society and can provide for those they care about the most. Depending on how things go and wealth shares my first plan is to start a charity that is for those sorts of things so I can funnel all my extra wealth towards helping those who need it.