Removing Strife
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Characters naturally remove some strife as time passes. At the end of each scene (a self-contained event or events in an ongoing adventure) each character removes strife until it is equal to half their composure, rounded up (unless it is already lower).
Strife can be reduced further through restful contemplative activities including the pursuit of one’s ninjō (see page 38), pursuing a passion (see page 99), meditating, or attending a tea ceremony. Such activities can potentially remove all of a character's current strife.
Finally, a Compromised character can remove all of their strife by unmasking, briefly lowering their façade to act upon their emotions openly (see page 30).
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 1: Playing the Game › Using Strife › Removing Strife · p. 29
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Characters naturally remove some strife as time passes. At the end of each scene (a self-contained event or events in an ongoing adventure) each character removes strife until it is equal to half their composure, rounded up (unless it is already lower).
Strife can be reduced further through restful contemplative activities including the pursuit of one’s ninjō (see page 38), pursuing a passion (see page 99), meditating, or attending a tea ceremony. Such activities can potentially remove all of a character's current strife.
Finally, a Compromised character can remove all of their strife by unmasking, briefly lowering their façade to act upon their emotions openly (see page 30).