(Combat behavior)
BRAVERY
(The battle seems to be taking a bad turn for your side...)
1-Never stick around for too long!If things even seem to be going south, I'm out of here!
2-You only get to live once, so it's better to get out of dodge if the situation gets too heated
3-Sometimes you just have to cut your losses and run to live another day.
4-I'm no coward. I will only fall back so I can be better prepared for the next time
5-I will NEVER retreat until the battle ends, for better or for worse.

SELFLESSNESS
(An ally of yours is inconvenienced...)
1-If others can't look after themselves, why should I worry? I've got myself to take care of.
2-I will help others if they truly need help, but I'll make it clear they owe me and expect them to reciprocate.
3-If it doesn't cost me too much, I'm happy to help. People have to look out for each other.
4-I will do good to the world, even without expecting anything in return. At the very least I'll have set an example.
5-I'll take a bullet for a total stranger if that's what it takes.

AGGRESSIVENESS
(A brutal battle is ahead and getting your hands dirty seems inevitable...)
1-I will do anything to avoid direct combat, up to and including running away altogether.
2-I try to keep my distance however I can, fighting only as a last resort.
3-If I happen to wade into a melee, I don't shy away unless the odds are against me.
4-Whether it's holding the line or leading a charge, I'm more than enthusiast to get into a scrap
5-I LIVE for battle. Once the chips are down, there is no getting away for me!

MERCY
(An enemy of yours is now rendered harmless and pleading to be spared...)
1-They wouldn't spare me if they had the upper hand. They shouldn't expect me to do the same.
2-I will at the very least listen to their plea. If they want to live, they'd better make it convincing.
3-In their condition, it's safe to negotiate. Let them make their case.
4-Accept their surrender, unless I have proof they will take the chance to hurt me again.
5-There is nothing to gain in killing someone who can't do you any harm. Let them be.

THRIFTINESS
(A long task is ahead and you have limited resources and energy[magic, ammunition, magical items]...)
1-Use them whenever the need arises. Can't afford to be stingy.
2-Be liberal with their use, but make sure to keep a little spare for an emergency.
3-Try to gauge when they would be most efficient to use, so that they last the entire day.
4-Make ABSOLUTELY sure their use is needed before spending them.
5-I won't be caught dead without them! Never use them unless I'm being forced to!

(Adventuring)
CAUTIOUSNESS
(You're trudging along