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Organized Crime Upbringing

PoW p. 45

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Every society has rules, and every society has people who break them. By breaking them at significant scale, some people have founded family lines, gained power, and encouraged others to serve as vassals. Society calls people who are part of these organizations “criminals.” They wave no obvious banners, but an astute observer can see their equivalent of a family crest in a tattoo, a splash of color on an item of clothing, or a turn of phrase or hand gesture.

Working in organized crime involves anything illegal but lucrative, such as firefighter extortion—by threatening to burn down houses—paid violence, theft, the transportation of illegal goods, and similar schemes. Growing up in such an environment means dealing with society’s enmity while keeping one’s head high as a member of a strong, perhaps powerful, organization.

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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. 45

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Every society has rules, and every society has people who break them. By breaking them at significant scale, some people have founded family lines, gained power, and encouraged others to serve as vassals. Society calls people who are part of these organizations “criminals.” They wave no obvious banners, but an astute observer can see their equivalent of a family crest in a tattoo, a splash of color on an item of clothing, or a turn of phrase or hand gesture.

Working in organized crime involves anything illegal but lucrative, such as firefighter extortion—by threatening to burn down houses—paid violence, theft, the transportation of illegal goods, and similar schemes. Growing up in such an environment means dealing with society’s enmity while keeping one’s head high as a member of a strong, perhaps powerful, organization.