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Followers of these systems generally do not believe in creativity or originality. | Followers of these systems generally do not believe in creativity or originality. | ||
| − | '''Stockism''' Is the belief that vehicles, weapons, and structures created by "The Designers" are sacred. | + | |
| − | '''Vanilism''' Is the belief that the minifigs themselves should never aspire to change themselves, as they were created in "The Designer's" Image. | + | *'''Stockism''' Is the belief that vehicles, weapons, and structures created by "The Designers" are sacred. |
| + | *'''Vanilism''' Is the belief that the minifigs themselves should never aspire to change themselves, as they were created in "The Designer's" Image. | ||
Revision as of 02:27, 7 July 2015
Stockism and Vanilism are similar concepts of belief that apply to Creations and the Minifigs that create them. Both beliefs have been especially popular with Peaches, as well as some other races.
Stockism and Vanilism are beliefs that "The Designers" are the only beings worthy of making ABS Creations, and that anything that deviates from the bags of which their creations are birthed from, is blasphemous at best. Followers of these systems generally do not believe in creativity or originality.
- Stockism Is the belief that vehicles, weapons, and structures created by "The Designers" are sacred.
- Vanilism Is the belief that the minifigs themselves should never aspire to change themselves, as they were created in "The Designer's" Image.
