| Display title | The Commandments |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Commandments are a short list of simple rules that must be followed. It's a much simpler system the any rulebook, lawbook or manifesto. The most famous such list of commandments (at least in western culture) is the one known as The Ten Commandments, featured in Real Life Judaism and Christianity as well as stories about these faiths. However, there are many other such lists popping up in various media, especially fantasy. |