Harm and Healing
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All samurai are members of a warrior caste, at least nominally, and the wise know well that war is a grave matter indeed. Killing is not something that most enjoy—and neither is dying—but both are realities of a warrior’s life. Battlefield leaders, yōjimbō, and other samurai who unsheathe their blades on a regular basis can expect to suffer some number of battle wounds, and they are likely familiar with all manner of injuries.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 6: Scenes and Conflicts › Harm and Healing · p. 268
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All samurai are members of a warrior caste, at least nominally, and the wise know well that war is a grave matter indeed. Killing is not something that most enjoy—and neither is dying—but both are realities of a warrior’s life. Battlefield leaders, yōjimbō, and other samurai who unsheathe their blades on a regular basis can expect to suffer some number of battle wounds, and they are likely familiar with all manner of injuries.