Regional Options for Gaijin Characters
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While Rokugan might be the center of the world, the world is a vast place. What compels a person to leave their place of birth and explore the oceans, plains, and mountains of another nation? What compels that person to come to Rokugan?
Those gaijin who come to Rokugan tend to be sailors, merchants, or traders seeking new goods to trade for and new places to sell their goods. This emphasis on commerce means they associate primarily with the heimin class. The Great Clans have differing attitudes toward these foreigners, ranging from willful ignorance, idle curiosity, or even anger. Some engage in calculated exploitation of gaijin. They tend not to view foreigners as individuals but rather clump them into a misinterpreted, homogenized whole.
Rokugani sailors, merchants, and traders see gaijin as opportunities, competition, or peers. Everyone needs to make a living, and work bonds strangers more often than not. Besides, a foreigner with valuable and unique goods to trade can bring profit, so only a fool would ignore that potential. On the other hand, such strangers can pose an economic threat, and some Rokugani would rather ally with a known threat than embrace an unknown one. Following this introduction are several gaijin region options that players can choose for their character.
Texto do livro
Path of Waves – The Essential Guide to Rōnin · Chapter 2: Creating a Character › Part I: Core Identity (Region and Upbringing) › 1. What region does your character come fom? › Haunted Region · p. 38
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While Rokugan might be the center of the world, the world is a vast place. What compels a person to leave their place of birth and explore the oceans, plains, and mountains of another nation? What compels that person to come to Rokugan?
Those gaijin who come to Rokugan tend to be sailors, merchants, or traders seeking new goods to trade for and new places to sell their goods. This emphasis on commerce means they associate primarily with the heimin class. The Great Clans have differing attitudes toward these foreigners, ranging from willful ignorance, idle curiosity, or even anger. Some engage in calculated exploitation of gaijin. They tend not to view foreigners as individuals but rather clump them into a misinterpreted, homogenized whole.
Rokugani sailors, merchants, and traders see gaijin as opportunities, competition, or peers. Everyone needs to make a living, and work bonds strangers more often than not. Besides, a foreigner with valuable and unique goods to trade can bring profit, so only a fool would ignore that potential. On the other hand, such strangers can pose an economic threat, and some Rokugani would rather ally with a known threat than embrace an unknown one. Following this introduction are several gaijin region options that players can choose for their character.