20. How should your character die?
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All proper samurai fully expect to die in the service of their lord, and it is said that every samurai lives at all times three feet from death—the length of a katana blade. However, some deaths have more meaning than others, and there are plenty of samurai whose outward façade of courage hides a deep-seated fear of mortality. How would you like your character to end? Will they fulfill their destiny and join their ancestors in Yomi, the Realm of Sacred Ancestors, or will their soul be forced to undertake another cycle on the Celestial Wheel of reincarnation?
This has no mechanical implications, but you should keep it in mind. Your GM certainly will…
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 2: Creating a Character › Part VII: Death › 20. How should yourcharacter die? · p. 95 p. 96
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All proper samurai fully expect to die in the service of their lord, and it is said that every samurai lives at all times three feet from death—the length of a katana blade. However, some deaths have more meaning than others, and there are plenty of samurai whose outward façade of courage hides a deep-seated fear of mortality. How would you like your character to end? Will they fulfill their destiny and join their ancestors in Yomi, the Realm of Sacred Ancestors, or will their soul be forced to undertake another cycle on the Celestial Wheel of reincarnation?
This has no mechanical implications, but you should keep it in mind. Your GM certainly will…
RESULT | MODIFIERS | OTHER EFFECTS