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6. what does your character long for, and how might their past impact their ninjō?

Seção Part III: The Past and the Future

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Selecting One’s Ninjō Properly

Outsiders have as many desires as there are stars in the sky. The path of waves requires incredible fortitude, and no human can withstand that stress without wanting something. In general, players should have the freedom to come up with their characters’ ninjō. The

Table 2–2: Sample Ninjō only represents a tiny sample of potential desires (and players may roll or choose one from here, if they desire); players and GMs can use them to galvanize their own imaginations. To create a good personal desire for a character, this desire needs to have the potential to conflict with their past. On pages 90–91 of the core rulebook there is more infor-mation on creating interesting and impactful ninjō. For this book, that advice can be applied to the conflict between ninjō and pasts, rather than ninjō and giri.

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Path of Waves – The Essential Guide to Rōnin · Chapter 2: Creating a Character › Part III: The Past and the Future › 5. What is your character’s past and how does it affect them? · p. 60 p. 62

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Selecting One’s Ninjō Properly

Outsiders have as many desires as there are stars in the sky. The path of waves requires incredible fortitude, and no human can withstand that stress without wanting something. In general, players should have the freedom to come up with their characters’ ninjō. The

Table 2–2: Sample Ninjō only represents a tiny sample of potential desires (and players may roll or choose one from here, if they desire); players and GMs can use them to galvanize their own imaginations. To create a good personal desire for a character, this desire needs to have the potential to conflict with their past. On pages 90–91 of the core rulebook there is more infor-mation on creating interesting and impactful ninjō. For this book, that advice can be applied to the conflict between ninjō and pasts, rather than ninjō and giri.