Rules of Heaven, followed by Rules of Hell, then the Rules of Purgatory

In Heaven, evil is forbidden. God Himself(or Itself) does not police the realm. He seems not to pay attention to His children, leaving them to their own devices, meaning that evil can be hidden away, but anyone caught acting as anything less than perfect can expect expulsion at the least, execution at worst.

In Hell, you can do whatever you wish. You are free to do evil, good, or take no part in anything. Though usually doing good will get you nowhere, there are a number of demons who act kind to the eternally punished. Unlike God, Satan herself tends to wander her realm, and associate with demons and the damned. All in all, it makes Hell quite a nice place to live, even for those being punished there. Certainly not as bad as some Earthly cities.

In Purgatory, there simply is no order. Nothing is 'allowed', but that is because nothing is 'forbidden'. Oddly enough, this does not result in chaos, as the people there tend to be righteous in their own right, and simply tend to do things in a quiet, orderly fashion. Purgatory as a whole, is unsurprisingly one giant bureaucracy. Get in line, ma'am. Please follow the red tape.

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Race: (Angel/Demon/Soul/Damned Soul/Divine Bureaucrat)
Subrace: (Fallen, Raised, Banished, Accepted, etc.)
Public Authority Figure: (God/Satan)
Private Authority Figure: (God/Satan)
Good/Evil Ratio: (0/100 to 100/0)
Residence: (Heaven, Purgatory, Hell)
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