Supernatural Investigation
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Evidence gained from spirits is inadmissible in
most courts, especially those that follow a strict
reading of Imperial law.
Further, the vagaries of
spiritual insight make
many lords skeptical
of it—after all, the cryptic words of the kami have famously been misinterpreted on several
occasions.
The PCs can use it to establish facts for themselves, but will need to find stronger evidence (or, ideally, testimony) to prove points they wish to
formally make.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 7: The Game Master › The Role of the GM › Creating Scenarios · p. 282 p. 290
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Evidence gained from spirits is inadmissible in
most courts, especially those that follow a strict
reading of Imperial law.
Further, the vagaries of
spiritual insight make
many lords skeptical
of it—after all, the cryptic words of the kami have famously been misinterpreted on several
occasions.
The PCs can use it to establish facts for themselves, but will need to find stronger evidence (or, ideally, testimony) to prove points they wish to
formally make.