Honorable and Dishonorable Conduct

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Honorable and Dishonorable Conduct

 

The Honorable

 

Honor is brought unto a person through selfless achievements one makes for the larger purpose, often granted through great sacrifice. Men and Women of these qualities prove to be more trustworthy no matter the endeavor. If presented into combat, those familiar with these traits are to be granted battles and duels of honorable content. Those of Honorable qualities are not required to enforce such a thing of their person to the Dishonorable, but only depends on the extent of Honor they wish to project of their character. The decision would ultimately change the fate or renown of the Honorable as those who have brought shame upon their names are to not be trusted.

 

The Dishonorable

 

Shame is handed unto these characters for their wicked and unforgivable actions, often obtained in a senseless hunger for power. In this unsatisfied search, those who present the qualities of Dishonor take the most manipulative and convenient route for themselves in order to succeed in their selfish goals, despite any Honorable who attempt to defeat them. If a Dishonorable were to be put in a ultimatum of life or death, it is likely they would search for the quickest means of disposing of their opponent(s) to strive further towards their goal. Manipulation of the Realm (Magic) under most circumstances is considered dishonorable unless to combat other magic users or those of dishonor. Battles must always remain of Mortal Combat and not through majestic methods to defeat your enemies. 

 

The Unfamiliar

 

Familiar people are quite easy to determine whether some come from Honorable or Dishonorable acts. Through their lives, they will eventually make a name for themselves that will stand out through their achievements whether it gained good or bad reputation. When it comes to those who are unfamiliar it is difficult to determine whether or not they have brought shame or honor to their names and could only be dealt with through blind faith. It is recommended that those who are Unfamiliar to ones person are simply to not be trusted until they have proven themselves otherwise. If one is to put trust into an Unfamiliar or treat them with Honor, there is no definitive standing to know of their state unless they prove their Honor or until it is too late, which is mainly why the Unfamiliar are to not be trusted until proven otherwise.

 

 

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