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|ASSAULT | |ASSAULT | ||
| − | |In adventure mode, goblins may not all swarm you after you kill | + | |In adventure mode, goblins may not all swarm you after you kill one of their fellows, this may be related to this tag. |
| − | one of their fellows, this may be related to this tag. | ||
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|EAT_SAPIENT_KILL | |EAT_SAPIENT_KILL | ||
| − | |Making this acceptable will allow you to butcher sapient races | + | |Making this acceptable will allow you to butcher sapient races(elves, humans, goblins, kobolds) that you kill. |
| − | (elves, humans, goblins, kobolds) that you kill | ||
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|EAT_SAPIENT_OTHER | |EAT_SAPIENT_OTHER | ||
| − | |Making this acceptable will allow you to butcher sapient races | + | |Making this acceptable will allow you to butcher sapient races (elves, humans, goblins, kobolds) that someone else has killed. |
| − | (elves, humans, goblins, kobolds) that someone else has killed | ||
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|KILL_ANIMAL | |KILL_ANIMAL | ||
| − | + | | | |
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|KILL_ENEMY | |KILL_ENEMY | ||
| − | + | | | |
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|KILL_ENTITY_MEMBER | |KILL_ENTITY_MEMBER | ||
| − | + | | | |
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|KILL_NEUTRAL | |KILL_NEUTRAL | ||
| − | + | | | |
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|KILL_PLANT | |KILL_PLANT | ||
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|LYING | |LYING | ||
| − | + | | | |
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|MAKE_TROPHY_ANIMAL | |MAKE_TROPHY_ANIMAL | ||
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|MAKE_TROPHY_SAME_RACE | |MAKE_TROPHY_SAME_RACE | ||
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|MAKE_TROPHY_SAPIENT | |MAKE_TROPHY_SAPIENT | ||
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|OATH_BREAKING | |OATH_BREAKING | ||
| − | + | | | |
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|SLAVERY | |SLAVERY | ||
| − | |If a race is ok with slavery, it will take slaves after conquering | + | |If a race is ok with slavery, it will take slaves after conquering an enemy town during world gen. This is listed in Legends mode, and the slaves can be found hanging around the victor's town/tower/whatever in Adventure mode. |
| − | an enemy town during world gen. | ||
| − | and the slaves can be found hanging around the victor's town/tower/whatever | ||
| − | in Adventure mode. | ||
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|THEFT | |THEFT | ||
| − | + | | | |
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|TORTURE_ANIMALS | |TORTURE_ANIMALS | ||
| − | + | | | |
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|TORTURE_AS_EXAMPLE | |TORTURE_AS_EXAMPLE | ||
| − | |If a race is ok with torture, it appears to execute a portion of | + | |If a race is ok with torture, it appears to execute a portion of conquered enemy towns during world gen. |
| − | conquered enemy towns during world gen. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|TORTURE_FOR_FUN | |TORTURE_FOR_FUN | ||
| − | |If a race is ok with torture, it appears to execute a portion of | + | |If a race is ok with torture, it appears to execute a portion of conquered enemy towns during world gen. |
| − | conquered enemy towns during world gen. | ||
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|TORTURE_FOR_INFORMATION | |TORTURE_FOR_INFORMATION | ||
| − | |If a race is ok with torture, it appears to execute a portion of | + | |If a race is ok with torture, it appears to execute a portion of conquered enemy towns during world gen. |
| − | conquered enemy towns during world gen. | ||
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|TREASON | |TREASON | ||
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|TRESPASSING | |TRESPASSING | ||
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|VANDALISM | |VANDALISM | ||
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Revision as of 17:12, 15 April 2010
| This article is about an older version of DF. |
List of acceptable ethics tags
Ethics tags are used in the entity_default file to determine how races feel about various issues. Example usage: [ETHIC:ASSAULT:PUNISH_SERIOUS]
Entities will start Template:L with each other over ethical differences during Template:L. Ongoing wars may influence fortress mode, causing early Template:L.
Ethics types
| Token | Extra Information |
|---|---|
| ASSAULT | In adventure mode, goblins may not all swarm you after you kill one of their fellows, this may be related to this tag. |
| EAT_SAPIENT_KILL | Making this acceptable will allow you to butcher sapient races(elves, humans, goblins, kobolds) that you kill. |
| EAT_SAPIENT_OTHER | Making this acceptable will allow you to butcher sapient races (elves, humans, goblins, kobolds) that someone else has killed. |
| KILL_ANIMAL | |
| KILL_ENEMY | |
| KILL_ENTITY_MEMBER | |
| KILL_NEUTRAL | |
| KILL_PLANT | |
| LYING | |
| MAKE_TROPHY_ANIMAL | |
| MAKE_TROPHY_SAME_RACE | |
| MAKE_TROPHY_SAPIENT | |
| OATH_BREAKING | |
| SLAVERY | If a race is ok with slavery, it will take slaves after conquering an enemy town during world gen. This is listed in Legends mode, and the slaves can be found hanging around the victor's town/tower/whatever in Adventure mode. |
| THEFT | |
| TORTURE_ANIMALS | |
| TORTURE_AS_EXAMPLE | If a race is ok with torture, it appears to execute a portion of conquered enemy towns during world gen. |
| TORTURE_FOR_FUN | If a race is ok with torture, it appears to execute a portion of conquered enemy towns during world gen. |
| TORTURE_FOR_INFORMATION | If a race is ok with torture, it appears to execute a portion of conquered enemy towns during world gen. |
| TREASON | |
| TRESPASSING | |
| VANDALISM |
Ethics values
Note: Written in alphabetical order, not order of acceptability
| Token |
|---|
| ACCEPTABLE |
| APPALLING |
| JUSTIFIED_IF_EXTREME_REASON |
| JUSTIFIED_IF_GOOD_REASON |
| JUSTIFIED_IF_NO_REPERCUSSIONS |
| JUSTIFIED_IF_SELF_DEFENSE |
| MISGUIDED |
| NOT_APPLICABLE |
| ONLY_IF_SANCTIONED |
| PERSONAL_MATTER |
| PUNISH_CAPITAL |
| PUNISH_EXILE |
| PUNISH_REPRIMAND |
| PUNISH_SERIOUS |
| SHUN |
| UNTHINKABLE |