Templar Code
Templar soldiers are warriors of God, called to humility and honor. They must serve the Order with devotion, without expecting reward.
They are required to respect all creatures and bring justice to those who need it. They should be examples of chivalry, without causing fear to anyone. They must offer strength to the weak, give voice to the voiceless and help those most in need.
His constant search for truth reflects his commitment to God. It is forbidden to dishonor others, as it would dishonor the Order and themselves.
In his conduct the Templar:
It shouldn't be brutal.
You should not get drunk in an offensive manner.
It should be neither immoral nor amoral.
He should not be cowardly or bestial.
You must not lie or have malicious intentions.
He should not seek positions of aggrandizement within the Order. He will be content with those positions that are entrusted to him to better serve her.
You must not judge anyone inside or outside the Order by their possessions or social position. On the contrary, he must judge by character and the goodness or lack thereof.
He must express true submission to the principles of the Order and obedience to his officers in all things of the Order, as long as he understands that they are true Templars and deserve said obedience.
He must be a true patriot towards the land that God has given him.
He must not hunt any creature for vanity or sport.
You must not kill any creature except for food or self-defense.
He must remain firm and truthful in the just causes of God.
He will not take an offensive attitude against any man because of the way in which he addresses God, even if it is different or strange. On the contrary, the Templar must try to understand how others approach God.
He must always be aware that he is a soldier of the Order and always try to make his works an example for others.
