Moralities

Knight – The weak must be protected, injustice must be fought, and the wicked must be slain.

Noble – Honour is important. If someone is to be killed, it should be done in open battle or a fair duel. You are only as good as your word.

Monk – Earthly goods and pleasures of the flesh are insignificant. Wealth is to be given to those that need it, and abstinence is paramount.

Bard – It's all about spreading the joy and love.

Thief – There's nothing wrong with taking what you need, in the right circumstances. Some people don't deserve what they've got.

Blackguard – There's nothing wrong with taking what you want, when you want it.

Artisan – There is a more important pursuit than what is “good” - there is art to be perfected and knowledge to be gained.

Prince – Most, if not all, people are beneath you, and should act as such. You deserve better than the common man.

King – You are better than most people, and you means you have a duty to them.

Captain – Those that are close to you or those you command are precious. To harm them is to cross you.

Druid – The natural must be preserved and protected.

Zealot – You know you are right, and must convert others to your cause.

Serf – You aren't special, and you've embraced that with the conscious decision not to do anything of major importance outside of your immediate circles.

Smith – You have a job to do, and you'll do it right.

Saint – It's nice to be nice and it's good to be good, plain and simple. People ought to help where they can.

Bureaucrat – Rules and laws are made to be followed. Even if you don't see why it's good, you shouldn't break a rule.

Rebel – Rules are made to be broken. Even if the rules themselves aren't bad, systems of order can't be trusted.

Brute - Hurting people is more than acceptable, whatever the situation.