Code of Honor

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A great warrior listens to people. Their words are often a source of aide.

A great warrior treats all with respect. He never knows when he will require the aide of another.

A great warrior does not seek to flaunt himself or his deeds. Rather he is satisfied with the respect of those he aides, not with fame, titles, medals, or awards.


A great warrior embraces life, but does not shirk away from death when duty calls him to face such a fate for the sake of his Kingdom, or others.


A great warrior maintains his faith and spirituality and bears it’s messages through his actions while respecting and accepting the faith and spirituality of others.

A great warrior respects those with authority over him, but is also willing to challenge them and think differently from them for the sake of justice.

A great warrior knows his Kingdom. Nothing in it’s evolution escapes him.

A great warrior seeks out the necessary clues to help him achieve his quest. He leaves no stones unturned.

A great warrior masters all manner of possible skills to keep the enemies of peace at bay

A great warrior is financially astute. He spends money only to improve himself and increase his chances of success.

A great warrior scrutinizes his adversaries. He recognizes their strengths and is mindful of them, and knows their weaknesses in order to exploit them.

A great warrior will always conclude his combat when the cause is just, knowing that he will be rewarded, either morally or physically.

A great warrior ensures that his armour is always in perfect condition. Without armour the end is never far away.

A great warrior knows when to use his additional abilities. He uses his skills to surprise his enemies.

A great warrior does not try to fly faster than the wind when astride his steed, or traveling. He knows how to handle his steed and himself to achieve his goal.

Voted on by organization's officers and adopted as policy 4 May 1456. (Poll removed and Code of Honor posted by admin, 4 August 1456.)