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No one in particular: Reference links and style tidy.

2012-10-03T01:25:51Z

Reference links and style tidy.

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	==Proposed Canon==		==Proposed Canon==
-	'''Duty''' is one of aspect of Natural [[Thinkamancy]].	+	'''Duty''' is one aspect of Natural [[Thinkamancy]].

	All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: [[Obedience]], [[Loyalty]], Duty, and others.{{erf\|1\|084a}} [[Natural Thinkamancy]] doesn't compel [[Units]] to do things they don't want to do, or forbid them from doing things they do want to do. Rather, it influences their desires, making them want to do certain things.		All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: [[Obedience]], [[Loyalty]], Duty, and others.{{erf\|1\|084a}} [[Natural Thinkamancy]] doesn't compel [[Units]] to do things they don't want to do, or forbid them from doing things they do want to do. Rather, it influences their desires, making them want to do certain things.

-	Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possibly [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[Ruler]]'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something.~~<sup>[[First_Intermission_45]]</sup>~~ Duty also makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler. Maggie has stated that "Duty, in fact, compels us to take actions to benefit our [[ruler]] and our [[side]]".	+	Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possibly [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[Ruler]]'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something.{{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-045}} Duty also makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler. Maggie has stated that "Duty, in fact, compels us to take actions to benefit our [[ruler]] and our [[side]]".{{blog\|2009\|08\|summer-updates-%E2%80%93-026/}}

-	Duty can backfire when an Unit truly believes their Ruler is too incompetent to make decisions, and ~~decides~~ to overrule them. [[Maggie]] demonstrated this by giving [[Stanley]] a suggestion, [[Thinkamancer]] style.	+	Duty can backfire when a Unit truly believes their Ruler is too incompetent to make decisions or what they want would destroy the Side, and decide to overrule them. [[Maggie]] demonstrated this by giving [[Stanley]] a suggestion, [[Thinkamancer]] style, and [[Caesar]] and [[Benjamin]] when they refused to let [[Don King]] empty the treasury to make a loan to King [[Slately]].{{erf\|2\|059}}

	==Speculation==		==Speculation==

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-	'''Duty''' is one of ~~applications~~ of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: [[Obedience]], [[Loyalty]], Duty, and others.{{erf\|1\|084a\|Parson's Klog #10}} [[Natural Thinkamancy]] doesn't compel [[Units]] to do things they don't want to do, or forbid them from doing things they do want to do. Rather, it influences their desires, making them want to do certain things.	+	'''Duty''' is one of aspect of Natural [[Thinkamancy]].

-	Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possibly [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[Ruler]]'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something. ~~And it~~ makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler. Maggie has stated that "Duty, in fact, compels us to take actions to benefit our [[ruler]] and our [[side]]".	+	All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: [[Obedience]], [[Loyalty]], Duty, and others.{{erf\|1\|084a}} [[Natural Thinkamancy]] doesn't compel [[Units]] to do things they don't want to do, or forbid them from doing things they do want to do. Rather, it influences their desires, making them want to do certain things.
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		+	Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possibly [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[Ruler]]'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something.<sup>[[First_Intermission_45]]</sup> Duty also makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler. Maggie has stated that "Duty, in fact, compels us to take actions to benefit our [[ruler]] and our [[side]]".

	Duty can backfire when an Unit truly believes their Ruler is too incompetent to make decisions, and decides to overrule them. [[Maggie]] demonstrated this by giving [[Stanley]] a suggestion, [[Thinkamancer]] style.		Duty can backfire when an Unit truly believes their Ruler is too incompetent to make decisions, and decides to overrule them. [[Maggie]] demonstrated this by giving [[Stanley]] a suggestion, [[Thinkamancer]] style.

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	==Proposed Canon==		==Proposed Canon==
-	'''Duty''' is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: [[Obedience]], [[Loyalty]], Duty, and others.{{erf\|1\|084a\|Parson's Klog #10}} [[Natural ~~thinkamancy~~]] doesn't compel [[Units]] to do things they don't want to do, or forbid them from doing things they do want to do. Rather, it influences their desires, making them want to do certain things.	+	'''Duty''' is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: [[Obedience]], [[Loyalty]], Duty, and others.{{erf\|1\|084a\|Parson's Klog #10}} [[Natural Thinkamancy]] doesn't compel [[Units]] to do things they don't want to do, or forbid them from doing things they do want to do. Rather, it influences their desires, making them want to do certain things.

	Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possibly [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[Ruler]]'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something. And it makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler. Maggie has stated that "Duty, in fact, compels us to take actions to benefit our [[ruler]] and our [[side]]".		Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possibly [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[Ruler]]'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something. And it makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler. Maggie has stated that "Duty, in fact, compels us to take actions to benefit our [[ruler]] and our [[side]]".

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-	Duty is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: [[Obedience]], [[Loyalty]], Duty, and others.{{erf\|1\|084a\|Parson's Klog #10}} Natural thinkamancy doesn't compel [[Units]] to do things they don't want to do, or forbid them from doing things they do want to do. Rather, it influences their desires, making them want to do certain things.	+	'''Duty''' is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: [[Obedience]], [[Loyalty]], Duty, and others.{{erf\|1\|084a\|Parson's Klog #10}} [[Natural thinkamancy]] doesn't compel [[Units]] to do things they don't want to do, or forbid them from doing things they do want to do. Rather, it influences their desires, making them want to do certain things.

-	Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possibly [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[Ruler]]'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something. And it makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler.	+	Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possibly [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[Ruler]]'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something. And it makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler. Maggie has stated that "Duty, in fact, compels us to take actions to benefit our [[ruler]] and our [[side]]".

	Duty can backfire when an Unit truly believes their Ruler is too incompetent to make decisions, and decides to overrule them. [[Maggie]] demonstrated this by giving [[Stanley]] a suggestion, [[Thinkamancer]] style.		Duty can backfire when an Unit truly believes their Ruler is too incompetent to make decisions, and decides to overrule them. [[Maggie]] demonstrated this by giving [[Stanley]] a suggestion, [[Thinkamancer]] style.

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-	I'~~m not esialy impressed~~. . . ~~but~~ that's ~~impressing me! :~~)	+	==Proposed Canon==
		+	Duty is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: [[Obedience]], [[Loyalty]], Duty, and others.{{erf\|1\|084a\|Parson's Klog #10}} Natural thinkamancy doesn't compel [[Units]] to do things they don't want to do, or forbid them from doing things they do want to do. Rather, it influences their desires, making them want to do certain things.
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		+	Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possibly [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[Ruler]]'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something. And it makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler.
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		+	Duty can backfire when an Unit truly believes their Ruler is too incompetent to make decisions, and decides to overrule them. [[Maggie]] demonstrated this by giving [[Stanley]] a suggestion, [[Thinkamancer]] style.
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		+	==Speculation==
		+	Rulers may be affected by some form of Duty that makes them pop or designate heirs, an action that is good for their side but has no advantages for them (and can even be a dangerous option in some cases).
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		+	[[Category:Proposed Canon]]
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-	~~==Proposed Canon==~~	+	I'm not esialy impressed. . . but that's impressing me! :)
-	Duty is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: [[Obedience]], [[Loyalty]], Duty, and others.{{erf\|1\|084a\|Parson's Klog #10}} Natural thinkamancy doesn't compel [[Units]] to do things they don'~~t want to do, or forbid them from doing things they do want to do~~. ~~Rather, it influences their desires, making them want to do certain things~~.	+
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-	~~Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possibly [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]~~. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that ~~it is in their [[Ruler]]~~'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something. And it makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler.	+
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-	Duty can backfire when an Unit truly believes their Ruler is too incompetent to make decisions, and decides to overrule them. [[Maggie]] demonstrated this by giving [[Stanley]] a suggestion, [[Thinkamancer]] style.	+
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-	~~==Speculation==~~	+
-	Rulers may be affected by some form of Duty that makes them pop or designate heirs, an action that is good for their side but has no advantages for them (and can even be a dangerous option in some cases).	+
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-	~~[[Category:Proposed Canon]]~~	+
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	Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possibly [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[Ruler]]'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something. And it makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler.		Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possibly [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[Ruler]]'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something. And it makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler.
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		+	Duty can backfire when an Unit truly believes their Ruler is too incompetent to make decisions, and decides to overrule them. [[Maggie]] demonstrated this by giving [[Stanley]] a suggestion, [[Thinkamancer]] style.

	==Speculation==		==Speculation==

Asparagus2: /* Proposed Canon */

2010-03-22T20:54:23Z

Proposed Canon

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	Duty is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: [[Obedience]], [[Loyalty]], Duty, and others.{{erf\|1\|084a\|Parson's Klog #10}} Natural thinkamancy doesn't compel [[Units]] to do things they don't want to do, or forbid them from doing things they do want to do. Rather, it influences their desires, making them want to do certain things.		Duty is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: [[Obedience]], [[Loyalty]], Duty, and others.{{erf\|1\|084a\|Parson's Klog #10}} Natural thinkamancy doesn't compel [[Units]] to do things they don't want to do, or forbid them from doing things they do want to do. Rather, it influences their desires, making them want to do certain things.

-	Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and ~~possible~~ [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[Ruler]]'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something. And it makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler.	+	Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possibly [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[Ruler]]'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something. And it makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler.

	==Speculation==		==Speculation==

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2009-12-17T01:49:32Z

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	Duty is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: [[Obedience]], [[Loyalty]], Duty, and others.{{erf\|1\|084a\|Parson's Klog #10}} Natural thinkamancy doesn't compel [[Units]] to do things they don't want to do, or forbid them from doing things they do want to do. Rather, it influences their desires, making them want to do certain things.		Duty is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: [[Obedience]], [[Loyalty]], Duty, and others.{{erf\|1\|084a\|Parson's Klog #10}} Natural thinkamancy doesn't compel [[Units]] to do things they don't want to do, or forbid them from doing things they do want to do. Rather, it influences their desires, making them want to do certain things.

-	Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possible [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[Ruler]]'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley[]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something. And it makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler.	+	Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possible [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[Ruler]]'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something. And it makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler.

	==Speculation==		==Speculation==

Glenn: /* Proposed Canon */

2009-12-16T23:39:19Z

Proposed Canon

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	Duty is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: [[Obedience]], [[Loyalty]], Duty, and others.{{erf\|1\|084a\|Parson's Klog #10}} Natural thinkamancy doesn't compel [[Units]] to do things they don't want to do, or forbid them from doing things they do want to do. Rather, it influences their desires, making them want to do certain things.		Duty is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: [[Obedience]], [[Loyalty]], Duty, and others.{{erf\|1\|084a\|Parson's Klog #10}} Natural thinkamancy doesn't compel [[Units]] to do things they don't want to do, or forbid them from doing things they do want to do. Rather, it influences their desires, making them want to do certain things.

-	Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possible [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[~~Rulers~~]] best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley[]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something. And it makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler.	+	Duty affects [[Commander]]s only, which means it affects [[Warlords]], [[Casters]], and possible [[Chief]]s of [[Natural Allies]]. It has a higher affect on [[Warlord]]s, highest on [[Chief Warlord]]. It makes them want to use their own initiative in the service of the Ruler. It also makes them reluctant to withhold information, unless they are convinced that it is in their [[Ruler]]'s best interests for them to do so. For example, [[Parson]] withholds from [[Stanley]] his strong suspicions that [[Charlie]] is responsible for their failure to locate any [[Gobwins]], because he's sure [[Stanley[]] would react inappropriately if he knew that [[Charlie]] was up to something. And it makes them very reluctant to conspire against the Ruler.

	==Speculation==		==Speculation==