Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 7815867" data-attributes="member: 6802378">The opinion by somebody is chaotic means anarchism, other think chaotic may be closer to minarchism, the idea about the state should have got a low level to controll.  If chaotic means individualism then chaotic groups can't survive serious challenges. Two examples from History is the fitna of Al-Andalus, a civil war among Spanish Muslims who end with the Omeya Caliphal dynasty and the division into taifas (little kingdoms) or the Cagayan battles, Philippines in the year 1582, Spanish forces against Japanese and Chinese pirates. Theses only wanted a easy loot and Spanish defenders had got really more will to sacrifice for honor. In the serious crisis the individualism has to be forgotten to work as a team. My opinion is chaotic characters can obey some rules and an authority, but only if this is their allegiance.The Garou tribe of the Silver Fangs from "Werewolf: the apocalypse", they have got a strong sense of honor, as a paladin. Are they chaotic (they fight against the Weaver and its frozen order) or lawful?</blockquote>