He is one who, without a second thought, slays the foe that stands before him. He does not deny, nor is ashamed of, his demon-possessed arm. He accepts the fact that the demon that dwells within him, at any moment, could destroy him. And he endures, even in the midst of the excruciating pain caused by Kazan Syndrome...

To those who choose the path of the Berserker, unimaginable strength is bestowed; however, embracing such a destiny comes with an acceptance that one’s life will end painfully and tragically. Tombstones throughout the continent mark the final resting place of Berserkers who were all unparalleled in battle but met harrowing ends. One by one, they evaporated...like a withering flame into thin air. Even given vast demonic energy, the Berserker is still a prisoner to the limits of the human body. Though they appear to fear nothing, even they cannot divest themselves of the most basic and human of feelings. They still desire to live.

Awakening into a Hell Bringer may grant them even more power, but it quickens the strangling coils of mortality. The Hell Bringers are known for their endless pursuit of vitality. By absorbing the blood of other creatures, their drink in their vital power. However, the more power gained, the more intense their own candle of life burns, bringing them ever closer to their ill-fated deaths.

Treat others as you wish to be treated yourself.

There are two types of idiocy: Believing everything one is told without question, and never listening to what one is told.

The Hubris of Youth Versus The Folly of the Elderly. No one wins.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/civil...

Just a personal observation but we all need to remember to be civil to each other. We are all different and have different opinions. Just treat others as you would want to be treated yourself. Constructive criticism is one thing that we all need and can use, sarcasm, name calling, and abuse is not.