Dai, Fortunist Monk
Descrição
If there was a head monk, Dai would be it. Descended from the monk who suggested the clan build the shrine in the first place, she is the one the others look to for guidance. She treats the sick using recipes passed down for generations, ones that originated outside of Rokugan. She has learned to grow foreign plants in Rokugani soil, and the herb garden that surrounds the shrine is her personal project. If anyone feigns illness, she sees through it but says nothing. She “treats” them instead, with herbs that are unpleasant but harmless. If anyone tries to force information from her, others will fight in her defense, but if visitors ask politely, she is generous and cooperative.
Atributos
- Anéis
Air 2 
Earth 3 
Fire 2 
Water 3 
Void 3- Social
- Honra
- 50
- Glória
- 45
- Status
- 25
- Atributos
- Resistência
- 14
- Compostura
- 15
- Foco
- 4
- Vigilância
- 3
- Comportamento
- Assertive +2 -2
- Grupos de perícia
- Artisan
- 3
- Martial
- 1
- Scholar
- 2
- Social
- 3
- Trade
- 0
Vantagens e desvantagens
- Vantagens
- Indomitable Will : Social; Mental
- Indomitable Will
- Desvantagens
- Softheartedness : Social; Interpersonal
- Softheartedness
Armas e equipamento
- Armas
- Bō staff: Range 1–2, Damage 6, Deadliness 2, Mundane
- Equipamento (equipado)
Robes (Physical 1)
Habilidades
- HERBALIST: When Dai makes a Medicine check targeting a character, she may spend in the following way:
+: The target removes 1 strife for each spent this way
The young shugenja missed home, a small coastal fishing village in the northern Nejiro Province. She missed the smell of salt in the humid air, and the sound of waves crashing into the cliffs outside her home.
But none of that mattered, now. All their sacrifices would have meaning when she returned home bathed in glory. Shiba Daigo had led them on a search through the Isawa Mori, locating a fabled water shrine, but it had not held the secret the shugenja sought. She prayed that their next stop would hold what she sought.
As the brilliant pink and orange of the sky faded, the travelers emerged from the forest to look out upon an open valley. She saw a small village encircled by pine trees, smoke billowing from communal fires glowing through the still air. Beyond, she could make out the leaning ruins of large, roofless towers breaking up the pine forest, like fingers of a buried giant. There was an electricity in the air she could almost
smell. Whispers so faint they might be
imagined urged her on: whispers of
a secret trapped inside the central
tower of the Korihaka Ruins.
Texto do livro
Emerald Empire · Chapter 5: Paths to Enlightenment › Monasteries › Plains Wind Monastery · p. 195 p. 196
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If there was a head monk, Dai would be it. Descended from the monk who suggested the clan build the shrine in the first place, she is the one the others look to for guidance. She treats the sick using recipes passed down for generations, ones that originated outside of Rokugan. She has learned to grow foreign plants in Rokugani soil, and the herb garden that surrounds the shrine is her personal project. If anyone feigns illness, she sees through it but says nothing. She “treats” them instead, with herbs that are unpleasant but harmless. If anyone tries to force information from her, others will fight in her defense, but if visitors ask politely, she is generous and cooperative.
50 | 14 45 | 15 25 | 4
+2, –2
DEMEANOR - ASSERTIVE
3
HONOR | ENDURANCE
GLORY | COMPOSURE
STATUS | FOCUS
VIGILANCE
SOCIETAL | PERSONAL
3 2 3 | 2 3
ARTISAN 3 MARTIAL 1 SCHOLAR 2 SOCIAL 3 | TRADE 0
ADVANTAGES | DISADVANTAGES
Indomitable Will: Social; Mental
Softheartedness: Social; Interpersonal
FAVORED WEAPONS & GEAR
Bō staff: Range 1–2, Damage 6, Deadliness 2, Mundane
Gear (equipped): Robes (Physical 1)
ABILITIES
HERBALIST
When Dai makes a Medicine check targeting a character, she may spend in the following way:
+: The target removes 1 strife for each spent this way
The young shugenja missed home, a small coastal fishing village in the northern Nejiro Province. She missed the smell of salt in the humid air, and the sound of waves crashing into the cliffs outside her home.
But none of that mattered, now. All their sacrifices would have meaning when she returned home bathed in glory. Shiba Daigo had led them on a search through the Isawa Mori, locating a fabled water shrine, but it had not held the secret the shugenja sought. She prayed that their next stop would hold what she sought.
As the brilliant pink and orange of the sky faded, the travelers emerged from the forest to look out upon an open valley. She saw a small village encircled by pine trees, smoke billowing from communal fires glowing through the still air. Beyond, she could make out the leaning ruins of large, roofless towers breaking up the pine forest, like fingers of a buried giant. There was an electricity in the air she could almost
smell. Whispers so faint they might be
imagined urged her on: whispers of
a secret trapped inside the central
tower of the Korihaka Ruins.