16. What are your character’s preexisting relationships with other clans, families, organizations, and traditions?
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A character is exposed to many other groups during their life in numerous ways; diplomacy, marriage alliances, trade, wars, and travel all may bring a person into contact with groups they do not belong to (at least initially). What other groups within the Emerald Empire has your character been exposed to, and what impression have these exposures left? Is your character betrothed or married to a member of another family or clan? Did they marry into that family or clan and suddenly need to acclimate to a very different set of expectations and social strictures? Are your character’s marriage prospects poor due to bad relationships or due to bad blood with neighboring families or clans? Has your character been too involved in battles or even all-out war against another clan? Did victory or defeat harden their heart against members of this clan, or did the pointlessness of war against other clans become obvious during the war? Does your character have a personal reason to feel sympathy for a particular group or to hate them, and if so, how did this develop?
Record any noteworthy history, quarrels, alliances, or grievances your character has with other groups in the Relationships section of your character sheet.
Additionally, choose one item of rarity 7 or lower that your character received as a gift from one such group, took in battle fighting against them, or that otherwise relates to or symbolizes the character’s past and ongoing relationship with them. Add this item to your starting outfit.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 2: Creating a Character › Part V: Personality and Behavior › 15. How does your character react to stressful situations? › Using Strife and Unmasking for Roleplaying · p. 93 p. 94
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A character is exposed to many other groups during their life in numerous ways; diplomacy, marriage alliances, trade, wars, and travel all may bring a person into contact with groups they do not belong to (at least initially). What other groups within the Emerald Empire has your character been exposed to, and what impression have these exposures left? Is your character betrothed or married to a member of another family or clan? Did they marry into that family or clan and suddenly need to acclimate to a very different set of expectations and social strictures? Are your character’s marriage prospects poor due to bad relationships or due to bad blood with neighboring families or clans? Has your character been too involved in battles or even all-out war against another clan? Did victory or defeat harden their heart against members of this clan, or did the pointlessness of war against other clans become obvious during the war? Does your character have a personal reason to feel sympathy for a particular group or to hate them, and if so, how did this develop?
Record any noteworthy history, quarrels, alliances, or grievances your character has with other groups in the Relationships section of your character sheet.
Additionally, choose one item of rarity 7 or lower that your character received as a gift from one such group, took in battle fighting against them, or that otherwise relates to or symbolizes the character’s past and ongoing relationship with them. Add this item to your starting outfit.