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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.
+Absolute, unchanging, and eternal, '''Good''' is an invisible, life-affirming force which springs from [[Creation]] for the purpose of attending its growth and renewal. It is often called the greater, or universal Good. Although it is not as succinct as the opposing philosophy of [[Evil]], it is a subject which has been expounded upon further in texts such as the [[Codex of Light]] and [[Te'Serran Primary]].
+[[Aurora]] and [[Deucalion]], also called the [[Bloodsworn Gods]], are recognized as the patron [[Gods]] of Good.
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