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Although a concept hotly debated, '''Good''' usually describes things that are morally virtuous. For instance, [[Paladin]]s and [[Priest]]s are deemed good by their history of supporting the [[Church]] and its ideals. The [[Anointed]] is an example of a mortal organisation not affiliated with a single [[Category:Houses|house]] or [[Divine Order]] whose members consider themselves to be enforcers of Good. | Although a concept hotly debated, '''Good''' usually describes things that are morally virtuous. For instance, [[Paladin]]s and [[Priest]]s are deemed good by their history of supporting the [[Church]] and its ideals. The [[Anointed]] is an example of a mortal organisation not affiliated with a single [[:Category:Houses|house]] or [[Divine Order]] whose members consider themselves to be enforcers of Good. | ||
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Revision as of 14:55, 11 February 2010
Although a concept hotly debated, Good usually describes things that are morally virtuous. For instance, Paladins and Priests are deemed good by their history of supporting the Church and its ideals. The Anointed is an example of a mortal organisation not affiliated with a single house or Divine Order whose members consider themselves to be enforcers of Good.