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===Flesh-Eater Courts===
Fueled by the delusion that they are noble, chivalrous, virtuous kings and queens, '''Abhorrent Ghouls''' make surprisingly natural fits for a Binding; after all, what's more chivalrous than a group of heroes devoting their lives the pursuit of goodness and valor? The key here is remembering that an Abhorrent Ghoul's delusions can always adapt, so no matter what cause they actually pursue or why they were ousted from their court and have taken up with the Binding, they can find an internal narrative that lets them accept it without actually accepting that they are flesh-eating monsters.

'''Crypt Ghast Courtiers''' are driven by the delusion that they are professional soldiers and leaders of men, and so usually view themselves as contributing martial force to their Binding, which itself is created from a mixture of races for greater versatility.

'''Crypt Haunter Courtiers''' show just how deep the delusions of the ghouls can go; they may be so far in their own warped internal narrative that they don't even ''recognize'' that they are Soulbound, or believe their fellow Soulbound are fellow courtiers. Compared to that, the ones who follow a Binding because they believe another Soulbound is a life-debted ally or the love of their life are almost ''normal''.

'''Crypt Infernal Courtiers''' have perhaps the hardest time fitting their status as Soulbound to their delusions, given their massive arrogance, but they can manage it. Many believe the Binding exists to aid ''them'', at least at first, but some regard their Binding as an exercise in humility.