<< The old Worldly trait was trying to be both this and "money-grabbing miser", which didn't work. The second of the two meanings is what applies to Issaries, and I think the Selfish trait covers it nicely myself. >>
I see the point, but that wasn't the way we used to play it. We saw Worldly more as liking a lot of comfort in your life. So, yes, you would tend to be money-grabbing, but not necesserily a miser (i.e. someone who never spends it on anything much, just hoards it like Scrooge). Pious meant 'ascetic', which is kind of different from Generous, IMO. However, I agree that the trait needs to be called somethinf different, and maybe changed quite radically, to make all this much clearer.
Forward the glorious Red Army!
Trotsky
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