Street Urchin Upbringing
Resumo
- Anéis
- +1
Air ou 
Fire - Perícias
- +2 Skulduggery
- Status
- –7 (minimum 0)
- Riqueza inicial
- 4 bu
Descrição
Characters raised on the streets and born into a lower class may have nothing left to lose in this life. Street life makes it nearly impossible to keep to a righteous path; such characters must do whatever they can to survive, and most have no choice but to prey upon others. Simply surviving such a cutthroat existence requires a level of endurance, resiliency, and audacity the well-off possess only in the rarest of circumstances. As a result, characters with this upbringing can be truly formidable.
Cities provide an abundance of opportunities for those raised on the streets. They contain plenty of prey to exploit and numerous hideaways to make use of. However, some street urchins eventually discover the freedom of the wilderness and turn to banditry. In the wilderness, a person can make their own rules and pretend to be a lord of their own slice of earth. In either case, those raised on the streets tend to form strong networks of like-minded individuals who learn to work together. As do wolves, they find it better to hunt in numbers.
Texto do livro
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. 46
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Characters raised on the streets and born into a lower class may have nothing left to lose in this life. Street life makes it nearly impossible to keep to a righteous path; such characters must do whatever they can to survive, and most have no choice but to prey upon others. Simply surviving such a cutthroat existence requires a level of endurance, resiliency, and audacity the well-off possess only in the rarest of circumstances. As a result, characters with this upbringing can be truly formidable.
Cities provide an abundance of opportunities for those raised on the streets. They contain plenty of prey to exploit and numerous hideaways to make use of. However, some street urchins eventually discover the freedom of the wilderness and turn to banditry. In the wilderness, a person can make their own rules and pretend to be a lord of their own slice of earth. In either case, those raised on the streets tend to form strong networks of like-minded individuals who learn to work together. As do wolves, they find it better to hunt in numbers.