Gaijin Characters
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For the purposes of character creation, all yobanjin and nonhuman characters are treated as gaijin, or foreigners, even though many of the cultures portrayed in this volume are from within Rokugan (see Gaijin Status on page 90). The gaijin moniker refers only to the perceptions of Rokugani, rather than something based in fact. If a character is pretending to be Rokugani, their status can be treated as 24 or higher when in disguise, at the GM’s discretion.
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Writ of the Wilds · Chapter 2: The Duty of Survival › The Dragonfly Clan › Dragonfly Clan Player Characters · p. 86
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For the purposes of character creation, all yobanjin and nonhuman characters are treated as gaijin, or foreigners, even though many of the cultures portrayed in this volume are from within Rokugan (see Gaijin Status on page 90). The gaijin moniker refers only to the perceptions of Rokugani, rather than something based in fact. If a character is pretending to be Rokugani, their status can be treated as 24 or higher when in disguise, at the GM’s discretion.