Champion of Days Gone Tradition

Effortless Aim

When making a check using a bow, add a number of kept set to an result equal to your school rank.

acesso em exceção aos pré-requisitos. Custo em XP pela regra geral de avanço (não está na tabela).

An Arrow Loosed

Once per game session, before making a check with a bow, you may declare your confidence in a shot and stake up to 6 glory upon hitting your mark. Reduce the TN of the check by that amount. If you succeed, you recover your staked glory. If succeeding in the shot would cause you to receive a glory award (such as if you were competing with another skilled archer, or felled a dangerous beast on the hunt), you receive that amount of glory plus 3 instead. If you fail, you lose your staked glory.

Samurai of past ages lived and fought in different ways, for arms and armor have evolved much over the centuries, fluctuating with new developments and societal trends alike. In the days of Hantei Genji, for example, the bow was the favored weapon, and held much of the prestige that the daishō does in contemporary Rokugan. During that time, several bloody battles for the throne, including the famous Battle of Regret's Shadow, plunged countless souls into the afterlife. While most souls have long since moved on, some of them are still there even today. Of course, Rokugan has not only changed in terms of its preferences in weaponry—manners, art, fashion, and cultural expectations have also changed with the times. A soul who has been parted from the realm of the living since an ancient war might find many things about their new modern companions to be quite unexpected!