The Unaligned were a group of Ascendants within the Deck of Dragons. Its precursor in the Tiles of the Holds was Fulcra. Silverfox made a number of guesses at what the Unaligned might represent. She speculated that they were failed aspects or the imposition of chance or random forces. She said even the ordered structure of the Azath and Deck needed freedom or else solidify and become fragile.
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| - The Unaligned were a group of Ascendants within the Deck of Dragons. Its precursor in the Tiles of the Holds was Fulcra. Silverfox made a number of guesses at what the Unaligned might represent. She speculated that they were failed aspects or the imposition of chance or random forces. She said even the ordered structure of the Azath and Deck needed freedom or else solidify and become fragile.
- In 4th edition, an unaligned individual is one who is not taking a stand for either good or evil. It indicates someone who is not making an effort to be good, evil or neutral; someone who is simply benign. Some unaligned people choose not to choose, because they see the benefits of both sides, but most them are undecided about alignment. Unaligned replaces the neutral alignment of previous editions, but it is not the same. In 5th edition, Unaligned is the alignment of creatures with a in intelligence score too low to have a moral stand.
- Unaligned are vampires that are not part of one of the Covenants. In nights past, some politically independent vampires were occasionally known as "anarchs" or "autarkis," a reference to their disregard for ironclad laws and orders among the Kindred.
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| - Temporarily renders the user immune to charge manipulation effects. Charges can still be generated and consumed through normal ability use. This ability is self only.
- A basic defensive stance.
- Temporarily increases the user's movement speed.
- For quick escapes. Using this ability will break any disruption effects placed on the user and also renders the user immune to disruption effects for a short time. This ability is self only.
- Strips the user of all their charges. A useful counter to charge manipulation. This ability is self only.
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| - The Unaligned were a group of Ascendants within the Deck of Dragons. Its precursor in the Tiles of the Holds was Fulcra. Silverfox made a number of guesses at what the Unaligned might represent. She speculated that they were failed aspects or the imposition of chance or random forces. She said even the ordered structure of the Azath and Deck needed freedom or else solidify and become fragile.
- Unaligned are vampires that are not part of one of the Covenants. In nights past, some politically independent vampires were occasionally known as "anarchs" or "autarkis," a reference to their disregard for ironclad laws and orders among the Kindred. They refuse to be part of the neo-feudal societies of the Damned and only rarely participate in the Danse Macabre directly. Most unaligned are young Kindred who chafe at the restrictions placed upon them by the Elders. The guiding philosophical principle behind the unaligned mindset is the fundamental conceit that every vampire - like every man - is free. Regardless of clan or age, no Kindred should be forced to bow like some lowly serf before the feet of a provincial undead governor. Not surprisingly, the unbound find the notion of vampiric titles and duties contemptible. They recognize no "Prince" to whom they should show self-effacing obeisance, and they regard the entire notion of formalized social debts as wholly unnecessary. Each of the Damned is, practically by definition, an individual, removed from the brotherhood of mankind and thrust into solitude for all eternity. The unaligned tend to feel that vampire-kind needs no phony system of forced indenture to make sure that each Kindred keeps his word and honors his promises. As alone as they are, vampires realize that all they truly have is their word - without the aid of unnatural and artificial hierarchy - and they act accordingly. Those who don't are weeded out naturally, and not by the arbitrary will of an elder.
- In 4th edition, an unaligned individual is one who is not taking a stand for either good or evil. It indicates someone who is not making an effort to be good, evil or neutral; someone who is simply benign. Some unaligned people choose not to choose, because they see the benefits of both sides, but most them are undecided about alignment. Unaligned replaces the neutral alignment of previous editions, but it is not the same. In 5th edition, Unaligned is the alignment of creatures with a in intelligence score too low to have a moral stand.
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