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Think of inclinations as being a pawns standard marching orders. Primary = do this first and when you're done with that (or if you can't do that) then do what the secondary inclination says next. This is a bit of an oversimplified explanation of pawn behavior but it's worth (IMO) keeping in mind when you assign inclinations to your pawn or when selecting pawns to rent.
google search: 'dragon's dogma pawn inclinations wiki'
Yes, its this 3 question thing wich makes a pawns personality.
But evan a max aggresive pawn will never attack ranged attackers, maybe should create a strider pawn my self instead trust those Rift pawns, and hire a Tank pawn instead.
Also, some inclinations work in pair. For example: high value of Pioneer and Scatter encourage pawns to climb up bosses.