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Well, it's a code of conduct, so to speak. I think it would be better to state the principle of organization separately. But I agree about being concise.
So, what's the difference whether it's okay to lie to those around you or not? If it's not forbidden, it's allowed, that's all.
Perhaps.
This is also a bit more positive; there's no need to mention disrupting plans.
And I agree with that.
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We must be prepared for anything, even for bad rolls.
Even for the fact that our magnificent leader will die in the very first battle, and someone will have to take over his leadership.