Obedience - Revision history

199.90.157.11 at 13:53, 29 October 2012

2012-10-29T13:53:08Z

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-	'''Obedience''' is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: Obedience, [[Loyalty]], [[Duty]], and others.{{erf\|1\|084a}}	+	'''Obedience''' is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: '''Obedience''', [[Loyalty]], [[Duty]], and others.{{erf\|1\|084a}}

	Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. However, depending on the unit's relative Loyalty or intelligence, they may voice their disagreement or outright disobey the orders if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to [[disband]], but a clever and resourceful unit like [[Wanda]] can carry out a ''lot'' of stuff under the table.		Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. However, depending on the unit's relative Loyalty or intelligence, they may voice their disagreement or outright disobey the orders if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to [[disband]], but a clever and resourceful unit like [[Wanda]] can carry out a ''lot'' of stuff under the table.

No one in particular: A little tidy, another reference link

2012-10-03T01:13:18Z

A little tidy, another reference link

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-	'''Obedience''' 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~~}}	+	'''Obedience''' is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: Obedience, [[Loyalty]], [[Duty]], and others.{{erf\|1\|084a}}

-	Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. However, depending on the unit's relative Loyalty or intelligence, they may voice their disagreement or outright disobey the orders if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to disband, but a clever and resourceful unit like [[Wanda]] can carry out a ''lot'' of stuff under the table.	+	Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. However, depending on the unit's relative Loyalty or intelligence, they may voice their disagreement or outright disobey the orders if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to [[disband]], but a clever and resourceful unit like [[Wanda]] can carry out a ''lot'' of stuff under the table.

-	Orders enforced by Obedience are not limited to ones involving strategy and combat. In fact, nearly any command comes under its purview: A superior can order a unit to laugh, cry, slap themselves, strip naked, or anything else they can imagine. The idea that abusing an underling's obedience might be wrong is an alien concept to the people of Erfworld. {{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-044}}	+	Orders enforced by Obedience are not limited to ones involving strategy and combat. In fact, nearly any command comes under its purview: A superior can order a unit to laugh, cry, slap themselves{{blog\|2009\|9\|summer-updates-035}}, strip naked, or anything else they can imagine. The idea that abusing an underling's obedience might be wrong is an alien concept to the people of Erfworld. {{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-044}}

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Cloudbreaker: fixed the text wrapping

2011-06-15T00:31:03Z

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	'''Obedience''' 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}}		'''Obedience''' 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}}

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2011-06-14T23:59:42Z

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	'''Obedience''' 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}}		'''Obedience''' 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}}

Madmaw: /* Proposed Canon */

2009-10-21T22:45:44Z

Proposed Canon

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	Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. However, depending on the unit's relative Loyalty or intelligence, they may voice their disagreement or outright disobey the orders if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to disband, but a clever and resourceful unit like [[Wanda]] can carry out a ''lot'' of stuff under the table.		Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. However, depending on the unit's relative Loyalty or intelligence, they may voice their disagreement or outright disobey the orders if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to disband, but a clever and resourceful unit like [[Wanda]] can carry out a ''lot'' of stuff under the table.

-	Orders enforced by Obedience are not limited to ones involving strategy and combat. In fact, nearly any command comes under its purview: A superior can order a unit to laugh, cry, slap themselves, strip naked or anything else they can imagine. The idea that abusing an underling's obedience might be wrong is an alien concept to the people of Erfworld. {{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-044}}	+	Orders enforced by Obedience are not limited to ones involving strategy and combat. In fact, nearly any command comes under its purview: A superior can order a unit to laugh, cry, slap themselves, strip naked, or anything else they can imagine. The idea that abusing an underling's obedience might be wrong is an alien concept to the people of Erfworld. {{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-044}}

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153.107.33.158: /* Proposed Canon */

2009-10-21T22:45:11Z

Proposed Canon

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	Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. However, depending on the unit's relative Loyalty or intelligence, they may voice their disagreement or outright disobey the orders if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to disband, but a clever and resourceful unit like [[Wanda]] can carry out a ''lot'' of stuff under the table.		Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. However, depending on the unit's relative Loyalty or intelligence, they may voice their disagreement or outright disobey the orders if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to disband, but a clever and resourceful unit like [[Wanda]] can carry out a ''lot'' of stuff under the table.

-	Orders enforced by Obedience are not limited to ones involving strategy and combat. In fact, nearly any command comes under its purview: A superior can order a unit to laugh, cry, slap themselves, strip naked or anything else they can imagine. ~~the~~ idea that abusing an underling's obedience might be wrong is an alien concept to the people of Erfworld. {{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-044}}	+	Orders enforced by Obedience are not limited to ones involving strategy and combat. In fact, nearly any command comes under its purview: A superior can order a unit to laugh, cry, slap themselves, strip naked or anything else they can imagine. The idea that abusing an underling's obedience might be wrong is an alien concept to the people of Erfworld. {{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-044}}

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153.107.97.161: spelling and grammar

2009-10-21T22:44:15Z

spelling and grammar

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	'''Obedience''' 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}}		'''Obedience''' 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}}

-	Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. However, depending on the unit's relative Loyalty or intelligence, they may voice their ~~diagreement~~ or outright disobey the orders if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to disband, but a clever and resourceful unit like [[Wanda]] can carry out a ''lot'' of stuff under the table.	+	Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. However, depending on the unit's relative Loyalty or intelligence, they may voice their disagreement or outright disobey the orders if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to disband, but a clever and resourceful unit like [[Wanda]] can carry out a ''lot'' of stuff under the table.

-	Orders enforced by Obedience are not limited to ones involving strategy and combat. In fact, nearly any command comes under its purview: A superior can order a unit to laugh, cry, slap themselves, strip naked ~~and do whatever their imaginations demand~~. ~~That~~ abusing a underling's obedience ~~in any manner~~ might be wrong is an alien concept to the people of Erfworld. {{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-044}}	+	Orders enforced by Obedience are not limited to ones involving strategy and combat. In fact, nearly any command comes under its purview: A superior can order a unit to laugh, cry, slap themselves, strip naked or anything else they can imagine. the idea that abusing an underling's obedience might be wrong is an alien concept to the people of Erfworld. {{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-044}}

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201.21.145.186 at 01:40, 21 October 2009

2009-10-21T01:40:16Z

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	'''Obedience''' 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}}		'''Obedience''' 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}}

-	Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. ~~Some~~ may disobey if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to disband.	+	Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. However, depending on the unit's relative Loyalty or intelligence, they may voice their diagreement or outright disobey the orders if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to disband, but a clever and resourceful unit like [[Wanda]] can carry out a ''lot'' of stuff under the table.

-	Orders enforced by Obedience are not limited to ones involving strategy and combat. In fact, nearly any command comes under its purview, ~~including demands for sexual favors~~. ~~The Earth's idea of not taking advantage of an~~ underling's obedience in ~~this way~~ is alien to the people of Erfworld. {{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-044}}	+	Orders enforced by Obedience are not limited to ones involving strategy and combat. In fact, nearly any command comes under its purview: A superior can order a unit to laugh, cry, slap themselves, strip naked and do whatever their imaginations demand. That abusing a underling's obedience in any manner might be wrong is an alien concept to the people of Erfworld. {{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-044}}

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Justyn at 12:21, 18 October 2009

2009-10-18T12:21:58Z

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	Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. Some may disobey if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to disband.		Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. Some may disobey if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to disband.

-	Orders enforced by Obedience are not limited to ones involving strategy and combat. In fact, nearly any command comes under its purview, including demands for sexual favors. The Earth's idea of not taking advantage of an underling's obedience in this way is alien to the people ~~on ErfWorld~~. {{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-044}}	+	Orders enforced by Obedience are not limited to ones involving strategy and combat. In fact, nearly any command comes under its purview, including demands for sexual favors. The Earth's idea of not taking advantage of an underling's obedience in this way is alien to the people of Erfworld. {{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-044}}

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Calebchiam at 11:52, 18 October 2009

2009-10-18T11:52:31Z

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-	Obedience 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}}	+	'''Obedience''' 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}}

	Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. Some may disobey if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to disband.		Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. Some may disobey if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to disband.

-	Orders enforced by ~~Obediance~~ are not limited to ones involving strategy and combat. In fact, nearly any command comes under its purview, including demands for sexual favors. The Earth idea of not taking advantage of ~~a unit~~'s obedience in this way is alien.{{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-044}}	+	Orders enforced by Obedience are not limited to ones involving strategy and combat. In fact, nearly any command comes under its purview, including demands for sexual favors. The Earth's idea of not taking advantage of an underling's obedience in this way is alien to the people on ErfWorld. {{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-044}}

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-	'''Obedience''' is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: Obedience, [[Loyalty]], [[Duty]], and others.{{erf\|1\|084a}}	+	'''Obedience''' is one of applications of Natural [[Thinkamancy]]. All [[unit]]s are subject to Natural Thinkamancies: '''Obedience''', [[Loyalty]], [[Duty]], and others.{{erf\|1\|084a}}

	Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. However, depending on the unit's relative Loyalty or intelligence, they may voice their disagreement or outright disobey the orders if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to [[disband]], but a clever and resourceful unit like [[Wanda]] can carry out a ''lot'' of stuff under the table.		Obedience means that units are compelled to obey orders. However, depending on the unit's relative Loyalty or intelligence, they may voice their disagreement or outright disobey the orders if they believe the order goes against higher orders or their Ruler's interests {{erf\|1\|005}}. Disobedience may cause the unit to [[disband]], but a clever and resourceful unit like [[Wanda]] can carry out a ''lot'' of stuff under the table.