what does your character know?
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All residents of a forest region have a greater awareness of the following topics:
You have a general awareness of the politics and border disputes that affect your region. You know the names of major nobles, family heads, and other leaders, and you are aware of their respective positions and allegiances.
You are aware of any legends and stories, of spirits or otherwise, that are popular or seem dangerous in your region.
Your experience navigating dense foliage and shrouded terrain has given you basic instincts that help you avoid getting lost and to find your way again in wilderness circumstances.
You are able to forage, and you possess basic knowledge of hunting techniques, which helps you survive in the forest. You know how to prepare what you find and hunt for consumption.
You value the power and terror of the deep undergrowth and have a healthy respect for the dangers of your region due to either first- or secondhand experience of these hazards.
You have working knowledge of animal behaviors and are familiar with the local wildlife of your region.
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Path of Waves – The Essential Guide to Rōnin · Chapter 2: Creating a Character › Part I: Core Identity (Region and Upbringing) › 1. What region does your character come fom? › Sea, River, or Lake Region · p. 31 p. 35
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All residents of a forest region have a greater awareness of the following topics:
You have a general awareness of the politics and border disputes that affect your region. You know the names of major nobles, family heads, and other leaders, and you are aware of their respective positions and allegiances.
You are aware of any legends and stories, of spirits or otherwise, that are popular or seem dangerous in your region.
Your experience navigating dense foliage and shrouded terrain has given you basic instincts that help you avoid getting lost and to find your way again in wilderness circumstances.
You are able to forage, and you possess basic knowledge of hunting techniques, which helps you survive in the forest. You know how to prepare what you find and hunt for consumption.
You value the power and terror of the deep undergrowth and have a healthy respect for the dangers of your region due to either first- or secondhand experience of these hazards.
You have working knowledge of animal behaviors and are familiar with the local wildlife of your region.