Connecting Giri To A Lord
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A lord’s retinue and servants may include any number of player characters as well as all the other non-player characters whom the lord relies on to execute their duties. These supporting characters can be a source of allies or rivals (sometimes at the same time) for the PCs. A specific task that would fall to a member of a lord’s retinue is a good example of a giri for a player character.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 7: The Game Master › The Role of the GM › Using Lords and Duty · p. 282 p. 293
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A lord’s retinue and servants may include any number of player characters as well as all the other non-player characters whom the lord relies on to execute their duties. These supporting characters can be a source of allies or rivals (sometimes at the same time) for the PCs. A specific task that would fall to a member of a lord’s retinue is a good example of a giri for a player character.