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"Similarly," said the player, "the more orthodox your play the more predictable it will be, and thus the more easily exploited". - (Players of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #1179)

"Orthodoxy is not invariably equivalent to soundness," said the player. "Your great master, Centius of Cos, should have taught you that. Besides, from whence do you think orthodoxy derives? Does it not blossom from the root of heresy? Is it not true that today's orthodoxy is commonly little more than yesterday's heresy triumphant?" "You are mad," said Temenides. "Similarly," said the player, "the more orthodox your play the more predictable it will be, and thus the more easily exploited". "Sleen!" hissed Temenides. The player's move brought Temenides' Ubar's Spearman under immediate attack by the player's Ubara's Initiate. This might lure Temenides into wasting a move, advancing the Spearman again, perhaps overextending his position, or even, perhaps, defending prematurely. - (Players of Gor)