Annoyed Tax Collector
Descrição
Imperial tax collectors are often drafted from yoriki and dōshin, but occasionally tax collection is delegated to an Emerald Magistrate as a veiled demotion. In practice, samurai tax collectors simply receive gathered taxes from the village elder and escort tax caravans to their destination, but occasionally they must deal with villages that are unwilling (or unable) to pay. Due to the tax collectors’ general unpopularity, and also because they are frequent targets of desperate bandits, individuals of some martial prowess are preferred for the task, and rōnin are often hired as bodyguards.
Atributos
- Anéis
Air 2
Earth 2
Fire 3
Water 1
Void 1- Social
- Honra
- 55
- Glória
- 43
- Status
- 39
- Atributos
- Resistência
- 8
- Compostura
- 8
- Foco
- 4
- Vigilância
- 2
- Comportamento
- Assertive
+2
-2 - Grupos de perícia
- Artisan
- 0
- Martial
- 2
- Scholar
- 2
- Social
- 2
- Trade
- 1
Vantagens e desvantagens
- Vantagens
- Vaguely Threatening
: Martial; Interpersonal, Physical - Imperial Authority
: Social; Interpersonal
- Vaguely Threatening
- Desvantagens
- Unpopular
: Social; Interpersonal
- Unpopular
Armas e equipamento
- Armas
- Katana: Range 1, Damage 4, Deadliness 5/7, Ceremonial, Razor-Edged
- Equipamento (equipado)
Lacquered armor (Physical 4, Ceremonial, Cumbersome, Wargear), wakiâashi, jitte, knife
- Equipamento (outro)
Riding pony, traveling outfit, as many rōnin minions as possible
Habilidades
- AURA OF DREAD: At the start of a scene where an annoyed tax collector is present, or when an annoyed tax collector arrives in a scene for the first time, all other characters with a status of 65 or less recieves 3 strife.
Texto do livro
Path of Waves – The Essential Guide to Rōnin · Chapter 7: Non-Player Characters › New NPCs › City and Village Dwellers · p. 229
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ADVERSARY | CONFLICT RANK: 2 3
Imperial tax collectors are often drafted from yoriki and dōshin, but occasionally tax collection is delegated to an Emerald Magistrate as a veiled demotion. In practice, samurai tax collectors simply receive gathered taxes from the village elder and escort tax caravans to their destination, but occasionally they must deal with villages that are unwilling (or unable) to pay. Due to the tax collectors’ general unpopularity, and also because they are frequent targets of desperate bandits, individuals of some martial prowess are preferred for the task, and rōnin are often hired as bodyguards.
55 | 8 43 | 8 39 | 4
+2,
–2
DEMEANOR - ASSERTIVE
2
HONOR | ENDURANCE
GLORY | COMPOSURE
STATUS | FOCUS
VIGILANCE
SOCIETAL | PERSONAL
2 2 1 | 3 1
ARTISAN 0 MARTIAL 2 SCHOLAR 2 SOCIAL 2 | TRADE 1
ADVANTAGES | DISADVANTAGES
Vaguely Threatening:
Martial; Interpersonal, Physical
Imperial Authority:
Social; Interpersonal
Unpopular:
Social; Interpersonal
FAVORED WEAPONS & GEAR
Katana: Range 1, Damage 4, Deadliness 5/7, Ceremonial, Razor-Edged
Gear (equipped): Lacquered armor (Physical 4, Ceremonial, Cumbersome, Wargear), wakiâashi, jitte, knife
Gear (other): Riding pony, traveling outfit, as many rōnin minions as possible
ABILITIES
AURA OF DREAD
At the start of a scene where an annoyed tax collector is present, or when an annoyed tax collector arrives in a scene for the first time, all other characters with a status of 65 or less recieves 3 strife.
