My opinion is that, for the most part. it is when they break an obvious part of their oath (like using poison for example) or willing commit a truly evil act with no good end.

Though on specific part of oaths. I feel that there are exceptions that a specific paladin can have. I'll use an example I had from a character

Scandal: The character had a flaw/compulsion to be a dracophile from his dragon blood. So I said that to avoid falling from favor and becoming shunned by the people he protected, he could lie about that part of his personality.

I also said that as long as their act wasn't grievous and for a truly good end, he could avoid almost any provocation (for example: a Paladin that kills the corrupt king of a corrupt land wouldn't fall from grace)

To sum up: I focused on the idea that justice is to some extent more important than their oaths.

How do you decide when a paladin has fallen from grace in DnD 5e?
At the moment I have something that looks a little like this


  @string.Format("{0:#,###,###.##}", "9999999999")


which  will display the value as:  9,999,999,999

However sometimes I have only a small DIV to display this large number.  So I want to wrap the number after the commas.

I did try this


  @string.Format("{0:#,###,###.##}", @lot.MinDecrement).replace(",", ",&lt; wbr>")


I just tried to see if it would but a break in the word, but this doesn't work and actually puts  in the string.

Does anyone know how I can simply make the text wrap if it needs to, after a comma?

Thanks
