Part IV: Strengths and Weaknesses
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Beyond their rings and skills, characters are also defined by their advantages and disadvantages—the quirks and vulnerabilities that make them tick. Each advantage or disadvantage is assigned to a single one of the character’s rings and is classified with one or more types. Different school abilities and techniques may interact with the different types of advantages and disadvantages.
During character creation, a character is assigned two advantages (one distinction and one passion) in Questions 9 and 11, two disadvantages (one adversity and one anxiety) in Questions 10 and 12, and one additional advantage or disadvantage of your choice in Question 13.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 2: Creating a Character › Part IV: Strengths and Weaknesses · p. 92
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Beyond their rings and skills, characters are also defined by their advantages and disadvantages—the quirks and vulnerabilities that make them tick. Each advantage or disadvantage is assigned to a single one of the character’s rings and is classified with one or more types. Different school abilities and techniques may interact with the different types of advantages and disadvantages.
During character creation, a character is assigned two advantages (one distinction and one passion) in Questions 9 and 11, two disadvantages (one adversity and one anxiety) in Questions 10 and 12, and one additional advantage or disadvantage of your choice in Question 13.