>the proud warrior race guys say *you're* a proud warrior

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>>54287508
Tell them to fuck off.

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>>54287591

I always enjoyed how far 'crazy eyes' Gowron was able to get in Klingon society just by looking like he was ready to stab a motherfucker at all times.

>>54287636
He also stabbed several motherfuckers, so you knew he wasn't bluffing.

>>54287636
Aren't all klingons like required by law to try and kill their superiors?

>>54287758
Only if they fuck up. If you can't articulate why they had NO HONOR at the point in time you tried to kill them, it's just murder.

>>54287758
Only if they show signs of weakness or treason. It's to keep your fighting force able to deal with any possible threat. It does tend to prevent the generals who have no sense of what's going on in a war.

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>>54287758
Common misconception. You can serve loyally and be promoted by your superiors or gain rank by making a name for yourself. You can also rise by challenging your superior but only in honored combat with a lot of ceremony. Lots of strict rules for what doesn't and doesn't constitute a rightful challenge, honorable combat and victory. As the superior you are expected to face these challenges to your position. Merely ganking someone gets you blackballed and shunned from Klingon society and they still frown on murder. If you kill someone outside of honorable combat they are entitled to your blood.

>>54287891
Their house or kin are entitled to your blood.

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>>54287891

Know basically nothing about star trek, outside of playing elite force. I stumbled upon an article about klingons in a magazine many years ago and that's what it said, figured I might just ask here.