Curriculums And Divergences In Rokugan
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Not all samurai agree with the requirements laid down by their sensei, which is why some leave to develop their own schools. Samurai are, of course, permitted to pursue other studies as they see fit, but in the school’s eyes, these extracurricular pursuits are extraneous and do not count toward advancement.
By contrast, samurai might focus solely on their school’s curriculum and advance through the school ranks more quickly, but in doing so, they will not have time to pursue their own interests and studies. Most samurai take a balanced approach, following the path of their school and supplementing their studies with their own hobbies and interests.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 2: Creating a Character › Experience Points and Character Advancement › Awarding xp · p. 97
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Not all samurai agree with the requirements laid down by their sensei, which is why some leave to develop their own schools. Samurai are, of course, permitted to pursue other studies as they see fit, but in the school’s eyes, these extracurricular pursuits are extraneous and do not count toward advancement.
By contrast, samurai might focus solely on their school’s curriculum and advance through the school ranks more quickly, but in doing so, they will not have time to pursue their own interests and studies. Most samurai take a balanced approach, following the path of their school and supplementing their studies with their own hobbies and interests.