Kaito Shrine Keeper School

Sacred Arrows

As an action, you may augment one of your arrows with a prayer to the kami. Make the check to perform one invocation you know, reducing the TN by your school rank, and record the result. The arrow gains the Sacred quality, and remains infused with the invocation until the end of the scene.

After you perform an Attack action using the arrow (or fire it at a location, at the GM’s discretion), you may resolve the effects of the invocation from the place the arrow landed. You may spend + to delay resolving the effects of the invocation for 1 round per spent this way, and may spend from a failed check to affect one target of the attack that you missed.

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Demon, Begone! (Action)

As an action, you may make a TN 3 Meditation (Void) check by plucking the string of a bow you are wielding, targeting each Otherworldly being within a number of range bands equal to your ranks in Meditation.

If you succeed, each target suffers strife equal to your ranks in Meditation plus your bonus successes.

: Each target must resist with a TN 3 Meditation (Void) check or treat its physical and supernatural resistances as 0. This effect persists until the end of the scene.

Kaito Shrine Keepers work alongside priests to protect temples across Phoenix lands, or keep smaller shrines on their own. The Kaito learn mystical arts to propitiate the kami—sometimes even serving as vessels for them— and practical ones to maintain the shrines. Shrine Keepers make use of protective magic—such as ofuda, paper charms—and spiritually enhanced archery to defend shrines against threats both mystical and mundane.