Taking souls means going places no one else is willing to go and mastering your mind to gain a tactical advantage.

The ultimate goal should be to use your energy to help others and create positive change, rather than to simply defeat others.

Ambition is not inherently selfish; it can drive you to achieve things that benefit others as well.

Most gains in life come from enduring short-term suffering for long-term rewards, but one should avoid becoming addicted to suffering as a measure of progress.

Strategy is crucial; it doesn't matter how fast you're moving if you're heading in the wrong direction. We need to clarify who we're trying to help before rushing into tactics like posting and clicking.

Give your all to your goals, not just to win, but out of respect for the process and the joy of building something meaningful.

You should prioritize actions that are fulfilling in themselves, rather than seeking ulterior motives that may not materialize.

Sacrifice should be genuine and not just a trade-off for something you want more; true sacrifice involves a cost that reflects your values and ethics.

The Christian metagame emphasizes voluntary self-sacrifice, contrasting with the pagan world's focus on power and hedonism, suggesting a radical shift in values that aligns with human maturation.