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[Alignment help] Dogmatic

Dogmatic characters hold the rule of law and order in the highest esteem. 
Whether it is the malicious dictates of an oppressive tyrant or the benevolent 
decrees of a gentle queen, the dogmatic individual upholds the law carefully 
and doggedly. A dogmatic person is one who values the safety of bureaucracy 
and procedure. Such characters eschew wanton freedoms and despise anarchy. 
Hierarchy is of great importance: there is no comfort in not knowing where one 
fits in the pecking order. The dogmatic individual is not necessarily kind nor 
necessarily cruel: what interests them above all else is the careful adherence 
to the rules.  They make ideal bureaucrats, peace officers and soldiers, but 
usually lack the passion required to be inspirational leaders.

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