Hunter or Fisher Upbringing
Resumo
- Anéis
- +1
Earth ou 
Water - Perícias
- +1 Labor, and +1 Seafaring or +1 Survival
- Status
- +3
- Riqueza inicial
- 4 bu
Descrição
The land and the ocean give abundantly, provided a person is patient and clever enough to take advantage of that plenty. Traps and nets can increase a hunter’s or fisher’s range, while understanding tracks and the currents can bring them to the right place at the right time. This knowledge gets passed down from generation to generation, preserving expertise through apprenticeships, instruction, and inheritance.
Intrepid hunters and fishers must endure the vicissitudes of the weather, the perils of wilderness and ocean, and the risk of predators. As the wind, earth, and water temper these people, it’s no wonder they associate themselves with those elements. Because of this close relationship, hunters and fishers don’t think of themselves as masters of the earth or water, but rather as their children. To acquire expertise as a hunter or fisher requires experience, specialized knowledge, and a sense of adventure to find new hunting grounds and fishing spots.
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Path of Waves – The Essential Guide to Rōnin · Chapter 2: Creating a Character › Part I: Core Identity (Region and Upbringing) › 2. What was yur character’s upbringing? · p. 44
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The land and the ocean give abundantly, provided a person is patient and clever enough to take advantage of that plenty. Traps and nets can increase a hunter’s or fisher’s range, while understanding tracks and the currents can bring them to the right place at the right time. This knowledge gets passed down from generation to generation, preserving expertise through apprenticeships, instruction, and inheritance.
Intrepid hunters and fishers must endure the vicissitudes of the weather, the perils of wilderness and ocean, and the risk of predators. As the wind, earth, and water temper these people, it’s no wonder they associate themselves with those elements. Because of this close relationship, hunters and fishers don’t think of themselves as masters of the earth or water, but rather as their children. To acquire expertise as a hunter or fisher requires experience, specialized knowledge, and a sense of adventure to find new hunting grounds and fishing spots.