Part III: Honor and Glory
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Honor and glory are everything to a samurai. Honor reflects one’s inward opinion of how well one adheres to the tenets of Bushidō, while glory reflects how well-known one’s name is throughout the Empire. In a perfect world, samurai could bring glory to themselves and their clans while maintaining their moral integrity, but in Rokugan, samurai are frequently tested to see which one they value more highly.
For more information, see the sections on Honor and Glory in Chapter 1: Playing the Game.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 2: Creating a Character › Part III: Honor and Glory · p. 88
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Honor and glory are everything to a samurai. Honor reflects one’s inward opinion of how well one adheres to the tenets of Bushidō, while glory reflects how well-known one’s name is throughout the Empire. In a perfect world, samurai could bring glory to themselves and their clans while maintaining their moral integrity, but in Rokugan, samurai are frequently tested to see which one they value more highly.
For more information, see the sections on Honor and Glory in Chapter 1: Playing the Game.