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Chapter 7

Seven Sins
Added Thu Jul 9 21:03:21 2009 at level 25:

In his talk with Mergulla, Srithra was told he was too skinny, that he needed
to broaden his apetites and indulge in sins to truly explore his gluttonous
nature.To this end, Srithra will be exploring the seven deadly sins (as in
The Divine Comedy (insert wikipedia "citation")) because hey, it seemed like
a good place to start.

luxuria (extravagance)

This is something that appeals to Srithra, to have servants and nice things,
the way Mergulla surrounds herself, but being an orc, he has simpler tastes.
Not a sin he will likely explore much, though having nice things is always
good.

gula (gluttony)

By far Srithra's favorite sin. To indulge overly in something he enjoys
doing, be it eating flesh, drinking blood, causing fear or pain, or simply
lying and cheating because he can.

avaritia (avarice/greed)

Srithra is, not very greedy for an orc.More practical by nature, having
things he cannot use isn't something he lusts for. Cheating someone out of
their things, however, is always acceptable.

acedia (acedia/discouragement)

This is something Srithra will grow to appreciate more and more. He already
enjoys removing the will to fight from his opponents, and while he does not
strip them naked to break their will, he does take anything of value. Rather
than issue taunts over the dead, he simply dismisses them, in an attempt to
break their spirits.

ira (wrath)

Deceptive by nature, Srithra is not one to overindulge in wrath or anger.
Preferring to nurse a grude and plot cold hearted revenge even from his
suckling days, Srithra only indulges in the berserking fury that is his
birthright, but otherwise remains cool headed.

invidia (envy)

Envy, as opposed to greed, is something that Srithra can indulge in. Wanting
the strength, power, station, or abilities of another if only to make himself
appear that much stronger, is something Srithra will grow into.

superbia (pride)

Srithra is a very prideful creature, for an orc. He has no problems being
called stupid, or cowardly, but he believes he is neither. He sees himself
as the epitome of what it is to embody an orc. He considers himself the most
cunning of creatures, and strong no matter how underestimated he may be.