18. who raised you?
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Most people know who their parents are, whether they are noble samurai, humble peasants, or from a far-off land. Occasionally, however, a character does not know their parents or has been raised by others. A village might have pitched in to raise a child, or a child might have been abandoned outside a monastery, geisha house, or home of a samurai. Whatever the circumstances, your character’s parents or guardians undoubtedly affected the kind of person they have become.
Record the nature of the relationship between your character and their parents or guardians in the Relationships section of your character sheet.
Additionally, gain 1 rank in one skill in which your character has 0 ranks. Determine whether your character’s parents or guardians approve of this extracurricular interest or see it as a regrettable deviation, and why.
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Path of Waves – The Essential Guide to Rōnin · Chapter 2: Creating a Character › Part VI: Ancestry and Bonds › 18. Who raised you? · p. 66 p. 67
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Most people know who their parents are, whether they are noble samurai, humble peasants, or from a far-off land. Occasionally, however, a character does not know their parents or has been raised by others. A village might have pitched in to raise a child, or a child might have been abandoned outside a monastery, geisha house, or home of a samurai. Whatever the circumstances, your character’s parents or guardians undoubtedly affected the kind of person they have become.
Record the nature of the relationship between your character and their parents or guardians in the Relationships section of your character sheet.
Additionally, gain 1 rank in one skill in which your character has 0 ranks. Determine whether your character’s parents or guardians approve of this extracurricular interest or see it as a regrettable deviation, and why.