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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': "Never cruel or cowardly. Never give up, never give in."]]
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': "Never [[spoiler:"Never cruel or cowardly. Never give up, never give in."]]in"]]
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* In ''Franchise/TheWitcher'' series, Geralt will often bring up the Witcher Code when he refuses a job or stays neutral in any given conflict. That said, he's never very forthcoming about what the code says or why it prevents him from getting involved in that instance. It turns out that [[spoiler:there is no formal Witchers code. There are some general guidelines, like the basics of what Witcher are supposed to do as well as keeping Witcher secrets safe, but that's it. Geralt admits that invoking the "Witchers Code" is just a good way to get people to stop bugging him about things.]] Of course each Witchers can also come up with their own rules for what they will or won't do, like how Geralt won't take contracts to hunt down anything intelligent.
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* In ''Franchise/TheWitcher'' series, Geralt will often bring up the Witcher Code when he refuses a job or stays neutral in any given conflict. That said, he's never very forthcoming about what the code says or why it prevents him from getting involved in that instance. It turns out that [[spoiler:there is no formal Witchers code. There are some general guidelines, like the basics of what Witcher are supposed to do as well as keeping Witcher secrets safe, but that's it. Geralt admits that invoking the "Witchers Code" is just a good way to get people to stop bugging him about things.]] Of course each Witchers Witcher can also come up with their own rules for what they will or won't do, like how Geralt won't take contracts to hunt down anything intelligent.
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* The code of the Asari Justicars in ''VideoGame/MassEffect2''.
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* The code of the Asari Justicars in ''VideoGame/MassEffect2''. It has clearly defined rules for just about any situation a Justicar could possibly encounter (including such things as submitting to detainment at the hands of the police for up to one day), and every Justicar is required to know the Code by heart.
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* ''Literature/TheObsidianChronicles'': The nobles of Manfort abide by a strict one. For instance, an insult can be grounds to fight a duel if the insulted party doesn't get a sufficient apology.
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** The ''Monarchies of Mau'' spin-off, which covers cats in the setting, reveals the cats have their own code of honor, the Precepts of Mau. Contrasting the dog approach of one big code that dogs can find some parts not important, there are only four common precepts[[note]]"Always trust your instincts. Always pounce upon the minions of the Unseen. Always reward loyalty. Always respect an honest duel."[[/note]], but cat noble houses have their own additional Precepts (such as "Always push boundaries.").
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** The ''Monarchies of Mau'' spin-off, which covers cats in the setting, reveals the cats have their own code of honor, the Precepts of Mau. Contrasting the dog approach of one big code that dogs can find some parts not important, there are only four common precepts[[note]]"Always trust your instincts. Always pounce upon the minions of the Unseen. Always reward loyalty. Always respect an honest duel."[[/note]], but cat noble houses have their own additional Precepts (such as "Always push boundaries.").") -- the four common precepts are simply the only ones they all managed to ''agree'' on when trying to create a common code of honor.
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** ''Series/StarTrekDiscovery'': Starfleet has the "Uniform Code of Conduct." In "[[StarTrekDiscoveryS2E08IfMemoryServes If Memory Serves]]" Pike tells Saru after Saru allowed Culber to attack Tyler that given the circumstances he was going to overlook the fight, but all future conflicts would be settled according to the Uniform Code.
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** ''Series/StarTrekDiscovery'': Starfleet has the "Uniform Code of Conduct." In "[[StarTrekDiscoveryS2E08IfMemoryServes "[[Recap/StarTrekDiscoveryS2E08IfMemoryServes If Memory Serves]]" Captain Pike tells Saru after Saru allowed Culber to attack Tyler that given the circumstances he was going to overlook the fight, but all future conflicts would be settled according to the Uniform Code.
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** ''Series/StarTrekDiscovery'': Starfleet has the "Uniform Code of Conduct." In "[[StarTrekDiscoveryS2E08IfMemoryServes If Memory Serves]]" Pike tells Saru after Saru allowed Culber to attack Tyler that given the circumstances he was going to overlook the fight, but all future conflicts would be settled according to the Uniform Code.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSeaBeast'': The hunters all live by a code. It's not elaborated upon in much detail, but two of its stipulations are that they shall not leave fellow hunters to die or turn to the dreaded sea witch Gwen Batterbie for aid.
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* ''ComicBook/KidColt2009'': Bloodeye and his scavenger band have their own rules, one of which is that they don't attack other outlaws.
-->'''Bloodeye:''' Contrary to what people say about us, me and mine are honest thieves, outlaws and killers. We live by a strict code of honor and don't prey on our own.
-->'''Bloodeye:''' Contrary to what people say about us, me and mine are honest thieves, outlaws and killers. We live by a strict code of honor and don't prey on our own.
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* The Bro Code from ''Series/HowIMetYourMother''.
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* ''Series/TheHexer'': In the books, there was no actual witcher code, although Geralt made up a code of his own. In the series, witchers have a code that allows them only to fight in an "honorable" way ([[HonorBeforeReason even against monsters]]). However, there are numerous hints throughout the series the code is a mere ''excuse'' used by elders to control the guild, trainees, shape interactions with humans and abuse their own power, with no actual set rules. Thus mirroring Geralt's personal "code" from the books in basic function, but with sinister intent behind it.
* The Bro Code from ''Series/HowIMetYourMother''.
* The Bro Code from ''Series/HowIMetYourMother''.
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* ''Literature/CradleSeries'': To a [[SupernaturalMartialArts sacred artist]], reputation and honor are everything. An artist [[IGaveMyWord keeps his word]], respects and serves his clan or school, and honors those above him in rank. He also doesn't kill his juniors, but that's a much less important rule, so the weak had ''better'' treat the strong with respect. As Eithan explains, this system is the only thing keeping a world full of overpowered psychopaths from complete anarchy. The main characters stand out as pretty much the only people who say "maybe I don't want to murder everyone I meet, held back only by threats from the stronger."
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* [[Series/DoctorWho "Never cruel or cowardly. Never give up, never give in."]]
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* [[Series/DoctorWho ''Series/DoctorWho'': "Never cruel or cowardly. Never give up, never give in."]]"]]
* ''Series/Scoundrels2010'': The West might be criminals, but they have lines they don't cross. "No violence and no drugs" is the major one, but they're also not supposed to snitch or scam family or friends. [[spoiler:The longer Wolf stays in jail, the looser with his code he becomes.]]
* ''Series/Scoundrels2010'': The West might be criminals, but they have lines they don't cross. "No violence and no drugs" is the major one, but they're also not supposed to snitch or scam family or friends. [[spoiler:The longer Wolf stays in jail, the looser with his code he becomes.]]
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* The Aslan ''Fteir'' code in ''TabletopGame/{{Traveller}}''.
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* The Aslan ''Fteir'' code in ''TabletopGame/{{Traveller}}''. The exact tenets depend on which clan you're part of, but they're important enough that ''Fteirle'' ("those who live by ''Fteir''") is what Aslan call themselves.
