17. what shared history do you have with your group?
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If your GM has decided to start your group off already knowing one another, choose one of the following questions, or come up with your own (with GM approval) and answer it with your group and GM. If you or your GM would like some or all members of your group to roleplay through the first time they meet, players may choose an NPC for any of these options instead of another player character:
Which PC (or NPC) have you gone through the unthinkable with? With whom have you survived, doing things you regret to this day? What did you do?
Which character knows a secret you would rather forget about? What is the secret?
You owe a debt to someone in your group. To whom do you owe a debt? What is the debt? How do you feel about it?
You have intense romantic or platonic feelings for someone else in the group. When you speak to them, you exhibit a quirk such as getting flustered, stammering, fidgeting, or otherwise acting strange. What is the quirk? Who is the other person, and do they know about your feelings?
You have conquered a great beast, whether mundane or supernatural, with two other members of your group. Which group members are they? If they hadn’t been with you, you surely would have perished. Do you admit you needed help? Do you resent their help, but stick around because you know you work well together? What was the beast?
You are impressed with or jealous of another group member’s skill in a particular area. Choose a skill you have 0 ranks in and then choose a group member who has one or more ranks in that skill. How do you feel about their talent? Is your goal to learn from them or to become better than them? When did you first witness their talent in this skill?
You share blood or history with one other member of the group. You both might have served the same lord, lived in the same village, or had the same parent. When you choose this question, ask another player to choose this question as well.
Once you choose and answer a question, you should work with your GM to determine an appropriate bond to apply to your relationship. See page 187 for rules on and options for bonds.
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Path of Waves – The Essential Guide to Rōnin · Chapter 2: Creating a Character › Part VI: Ancestry and Bonds › 17. What shared history do you have with your group? · p. 66 p. 67
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If your GM has decided to start your group off already knowing one another, choose one of the following questions, or come up with your own (with GM approval) and answer it with your group and GM. If you or your GM would like some or all members of your group to roleplay through the first time they meet, players may choose an NPC for any of these options instead of another player character:
Which PC (or NPC) have you gone through the unthinkable with? With whom have you survived, doing things you regret to this day? What did you do?
Which character knows a secret you would rather forget about? What is the secret?
You owe a debt to someone in your group. To whom do you owe a debt? What is the debt? How do you feel about it?
You have intense romantic or platonic feelings for someone else in the group. When you speak to them, you exhibit a quirk such as getting flustered, stammering, fidgeting, or otherwise acting strange. What is the quirk? Who is the other person, and do they know about your feelings?
You have conquered a great beast, whether mundane or supernatural, with two other members of your group. Which group members are they? If they hadn’t been with you, you surely would have perished. Do you admit you needed help? Do you resent their help, but stick around because you know you work well together? What was the beast?
You are impressed with or jealous of another group member’s skill in a particular area. Choose a skill you have 0 ranks in and then choose a group member who has one or more ranks in that skill. How do you feel about their talent? Is your goal to learn from them or to become better than them? When did you first witness their talent in this skill?
You share blood or history with one other member of the group. You both might have served the same lord, lived in the same village, or had the same parent. When you choose this question, ask another player to choose this question as well.
Once you choose and answer a question, you should work with your GM to determine an appropriate bond to apply to your relationship. See page 187 for rules on and options for bonds.