Alignment - Revision history

Fungor: more accurately reflects in game help files

2016-12-08T02:02:26Z

more accurately reflects in game help files

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-	[ Alignment ]	+	#REDIRECT [[Character Ethos]]
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-	Every living thing has an alignment, an attribute which reflects its outlook	+
-	on life. Alignment is measured on two scales, the good-evil scale and the	+
-	order-chaos scale. One becomes good by killing evil things, and vice versa;	+
-	one becomes orderly by killing chaotic things, and vice versa.	+
-		+
-	One who is perfectly balanced between good and evil or order and chaos is	+
-	described as neutral on that scale. Otherwise, various descriptive titles	+
-	apply to them. These are, in increasing order of extremeness:	+
-		+
-	[ Good ] [ Evil ] [ Order ] [ Chaos ]	+
-		+
-	charitable apathetic disciplined undisciplined	+
-	kind selfish honorable carefree	+
-	empathic cruel responsible uninhibited	+
-	caring malicious trustworthy free-spirited	+
-	compassionate despicable scrupulous anarchistic	+
-	unsullied corrupt lawful individualistic	+
-	purehearted wicked structured innovative	+
-	beatific demonic patterned spontaneous	+
-	saintly diabolical ordered chaotic	+
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-	See also '[[ethics]]'.	+
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-	[[Location List Based on Alignment]]	+
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-	[[Category:Character Features]]	+

Megnmax: a list of locations with their inhabitants associated alignments

2009-07-06T14:50:09Z

a list of locations with their inhabitants associated alignments

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	See also '[[ethics]]'.		See also '[[ethics]]'.
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		+	[[Location List Based on Alignment]]

	[[Category:Character Features]]		[[Category:Character Features]]

Bluerobin427 at 18:31, 21 March 2008

2008-03-21T18:31:08Z

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	See also '[[ethics]]'.		See also '[[ethics]]'.
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		+	[[Category:Character Features]]

Chaos: Reverted edits by Bluerobin427 (Talk); changed back to last version by Chaos

2008-03-21T14:17:58Z

Reverted edits by Bluerobin427 (Talk); changed back to last version by Chaos

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	See also '[[ethics]]'.		See also '[[ethics]]'.
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-	[[Category:Traits]]

Bluerobin427 at 14:06, 21 March 2008

2008-03-21T14:06:47Z

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	See also '[[ethics]]'.		See also '[[ethics]]'.
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		+	[[Category:Traits]]

Chaos: Alignment is actually not a trait; the term has a specific technical meaning, 'help traits' in-game for the list

2008-03-21T00:07:00Z

Alignment is actually not a trait; the term has a specific technical meaning, 'help traits' in-game for the list

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-	[[Category:Traits]]

Bluerobin427 at 00:05, 21 March 2008

2008-03-21T00:05:43Z

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	See also '[[ethics]]'.		See also '[[ethics]]'.
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Ryal at 20:36, 10 November 2007

2007-11-10T20:36:33Z

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[ Alignment ]

Every living thing has an alignment, an attribute which reflects its outlook
on life. Alignment is measured on two scales, the good-evil scale and the
order-chaos scale. One becomes good by killing evil things, and vice versa;
one becomes orderly by killing chaotic things, and vice versa.

One who is perfectly balanced between good and evil or order and chaos is
described as neutral on that scale. Otherwise, various descriptive titles
apply to them. These are, in increasing order of extremeness:

[ Good ] [ Evil ] [ Order ] [ Chaos ]

charitable apathetic disciplined undisciplined
kind selfish honorable carefree
empathic cruel responsible uninhibited
caring malicious trustworthy free-spirited
compassionate despicable scrupulous anarchistic
unsullied corrupt lawful individualistic
purehearted wicked structured innovative
beatific demonic patterned spontaneous
saintly diabolical ordered chaotic

See also '[[ethics]]'.