Using Strife
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Rokugani ideals state that samurai are to maintain proper decorum at all times, keeping their emotions under a tight leash except in specific situations. However, samurai are people, and thus they still experience the challenges, joys, frustrations, and sorrows that make up life. These myriad emotions are represented by strife.
Players are responsible for tracking how much strife their characters have accrued. The GM should track strife for NPCs, though many NPCs use simplified rules for strife (see page 309).
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 1: Playing the Game › Using Strife · p. 29
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Rokugani ideals state that samurai are to maintain proper decorum at all times, keeping their emotions under a tight leash except in specific situations. However, samurai are people, and thus they still experience the challenges, joys, frustrations, and sorrows that make up life. These myriad emotions are represented by strife.
Players are responsible for tracking how much strife their characters have accrued. The GM should track strife for NPCs, though many NPCs use simplified rules for strife (see page 309).