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Fungor: more accurately reflects in-game help files

2016-12-08T02:02:03Z

more accurately reflects in-game help files

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-	[ Ethics ]	+	#REDIRECT [[Character Ethos]]
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-	A person's ethics reflect their ideals about the way people should behave.	+
-	They are related to alignment, but separate; they are described using the	+
-	same terms as alignment. Read the 'help [[alignment]]' file for those.	+
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-	People with balanced ethics receive more experience and thus	+
-	advance faster. However, it is more difficult to maintain this	+
-	balance; the farther away your [[alignment]] is from your ethics, the less	+
-	experience you receive. Your ethical level is displayed in 'score', along	+
-	with the divergence between your alignment and ethics.	+
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-	Your ethics do change, though much more slowly than your alignment. If you	+
-	maintain a given alignment level for long enough, your ethics will change	+
-	toward it. This is a gradual process, however.	+
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-	Players should roleplay their ethics extensively; it should be a defining	+
-	part of your character's personality. If you're wondering whether or not to	+
-	do something, first decide what impact your ethics would have on the choice.	+
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-	[[Category: Character Features]]	+

Zyll at 17:12, 25 March 2008

2008-03-25T17:12:20Z

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	part of your character's personality. If you're wondering whether or not to		part of your character's personality. If you're wondering whether or not to
	do something, first decide what impact your ethics would have on the choice.		do something, first decide what impact your ethics would have on the choice.
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		+	[[Category: Character Features]]

Ryal at 20:44, 10 November 2007

2007-11-10T20:44:02Z

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[ Ethics ]

A person's ethics reflect their ideals about the way people should behave.
They are related to alignment, but separate; they are described using the
same terms as alignment. Read the 'help [[alignment]]' file for those.

People with balanced ethics receive more experience and thus
advance faster. However, it is more difficult to maintain this
balance; the farther away your [[alignment]] is from your ethics, the less
experience you receive. Your ethical level is displayed in 'score', along
with the divergence between your alignment and ethics.

Your ethics do change, though much more slowly than your alignment. If you
maintain a given alignment level for long enough, your ethics will change
toward it. This is a gradual process, however.

Players should roleplay their ethics extensively; it should be a defining
part of your character's personality. If you're wondering whether or not to
do something, first decide what impact your ethics would have on the choice.