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<blockquote data-quote="Thunder Brother" data-source="post: 8313563" data-attributes="member: 6984475"><p>So this is my take on a "chaotic good" society.</p><p></p><p>For my setting I think of elves as essentially being utopian anarchists (hippies, basically). They don't have kingdoms or empires, nor do they have lords or nobles. Authority and anything approach political organization is based on mutual consent and consensus, so an individual enclave may look chaotic and "flat" to an outsider. An elf is free to live as they will, as long as they don't bring harm onto others. That's the one rule, more or less. But it works for them, because as long as the enclave is safe and everyone is happy and healthy, well, what more do they need?</p><p></p><p>It all sounds very peaceful and kumbaya, but interfere with them and don't be surprised if you get an arrow in the eye and a spear in the stomach. </p><p></p><p>And since they live for centuries, they're willing to humor other races when out in the world, humans especially. "Such a nice kingdom. Yes, such very beautiful castles. Reminds me of that other kingdom from two centuries ago."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Thunder Brother, post: 8313563, member: 6984475"] So this is my take on a "chaotic good" society. For my setting I think of elves as essentially being utopian anarchists (hippies, basically). They don't have kingdoms or empires, nor do they have lords or nobles. Authority and anything approach political organization is based on mutual consent and consensus, so an individual enclave may look chaotic and "flat" to an outsider. An elf is free to live as they will, as long as they don't bring harm onto others. That's the one rule, more or less. But it works for them, because as long as the enclave is safe and everyone is happy and healthy, well, what more do they need? It all sounds very peaceful and kumbaya, but interfere with them and don't be surprised if you get an arrow in the eye and a spear in the stomach. And since they live for centuries, they're willing to humor other races when out in the world, humans especially. "Such a nice kingdom. Yes, such very beautiful castles. Reminds me of that other kingdom from two centuries ago." [/QUOTE]
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