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| − | + | Humans ally themselves with those that share the same philosophies that they do. Normally, they are the ones that establish the first channels of communication and will seek those with similar mentalities to form strong alliances. These alliances are not as lasting as the ones other [[races]] hold, and they may change quickly with the passing of one generation to another. | |
Neutrality is a strange concept for humans. They strive to remain neutral as long as humanly possible, which may be only for as long as it is convenient. | Neutrality is a strange concept for humans. They strive to remain neutral as long as humanly possible, which may be only for as long as it is convenient. | ||
[[Human]] enemies are commonly those who try and forestall their growth. Whether it is mental or geographical, anyone who attempts to limit their potential will soon find themselves at the wrong end of a blade. | [[Human]] enemies are commonly those who try and forestall their growth. Whether it is mental or geographical, anyone who attempts to limit their potential will soon find themselves at the wrong end of a blade. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:01, 11 March 2019
Humans ally themselves with those that share the same philosophies that they do. Normally, they are the ones that establish the first channels of communication and will seek those with similar mentalities to form strong alliances. These alliances are not as lasting as the ones other races hold, and they may change quickly with the passing of one generation to another.
Neutrality is a strange concept for humans. They strive to remain neutral as long as humanly possible, which may be only for as long as it is convenient.
Human enemies are commonly those who try and forestall their growth. Whether it is mental or geographical, anyone who attempts to limit their potential will soon find themselves at the wrong end of a blade.
