What does your character know?
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All Dragon Clan characters have a greater awareness of the following topics:
You have a general awareness of the politics within Dragon lands. You can name major family heads and other leaders, and you know their respective positions and allegiances.
You know more about monastic life and traditions than most other clans, having likely interacted with the Togashi Order throughout your life.
Due to the rugged nature of your homeland, you know how to properly prepare mountain flora and wildlife for human consumption.
You have a working understanding of many physical phenomena of the natural world, which others dismiss as uninteresting or beneath their station.
What Does Bushidō Mean to Your Clan?
Sincerity—aligning one’s words and deeds with one’s intentions—is the greatest virtue to the Dragon Clan. In this way, its samurai may remain true to themselves even if they should fail.
While members of the Dragon Clan take their obligations seriously, they define Duty and Loyalty somewhat differently than most other samurai. To a Dragon, unquestioning loyalty is not loyalty at all, and Dragon Clan lords have been known to tolerate and even value criticism that others would see as grave insubordination.
See page 301 for more information on how these can affect your honor and glory.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 2: Creating a Character › Part I: Core Identity (Clan and Family) › 1. What clan does yourcharacter belong to? › The Dragon Clan · p. 41 p. 44
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All Dragon Clan characters have a greater awareness of the following topics:
You have a general awareness of the politics within Dragon lands. You can name major family heads and other leaders, and you know their respective positions and allegiances.
You know more about monastic life and traditions than most other clans, having likely interacted with the Togashi Order throughout your life.
Due to the rugged nature of your homeland, you know how to properly prepare mountain flora and wildlife for human consumption.
You have a working understanding of many physical phenomena of the natural world, which others dismiss as uninteresting or beneath their station.
What Does Bushidō Mean to Your Clan?
Sincerity—aligning one’s words and deeds with one’s intentions—is the greatest virtue to the Dragon Clan. In this way, its samurai may remain true to themselves even if they should fail.
While members of the Dragon Clan take their obligations seriously, they define Duty and Loyalty somewhat differently than most other samurai. To a Dragon, unquestioning loyalty is not loyalty at all, and Dragon Clan lords have been known to tolerate and even value criticism that others would see as grave insubordination.
See page 301 for more information on how these can affect your honor and glory.