What Does Your Character Know?
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All mountain region residents have a greater awareness of the following topics:
You have a general awareness of the politics of your region. You can name major nobles, family heads, and other leaders, and you know their respective positions and allegiances.
Having lived in the mountains in your early life, you know major trails and pilgrimage routes, either from traveling them yourself or from hearing from others who take them. You also possess an understanding of the convictions and tenets of nearby monasteries from the pilgrims and adherents who travel along these routes.
You have a unique understanding of the demands of living in such an extreme environment and have learned how to survive and secure food and water for yourself by foraging, hunting, or both. You have experience traversing your region and thus can handle similar terrain. You are also familiar with how to navigate steep slopes in extreme weather conditions.
You are able to identify the names of peaks and features of the mountains and valleys of your region, and you can recall associated myths, tales, or first-hand accounts relating to them.
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Writ of the Wilds · Chapter 2: The Duty of Survival › A Revised Game Of Twenty Questions › 1. What Region Does Your Character Come From? · p. 86 p. 89
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All mountain region residents have a greater awareness of the following topics:
You have a general awareness of the politics of your region. You can name major nobles, family heads, and other leaders, and you know their respective positions and allegiances.
Having lived in the mountains in your early life, you know major trails and pilgrimage routes, either from traveling them yourself or from hearing from others who take them. You also possess an understanding of the convictions and tenets of nearby monasteries from the pilgrims and adherents who travel along these routes.
You have a unique understanding of the demands of living in such an extreme environment and have learned how to survive and secure food and water for yourself by foraging, hunting, or both. You have experience traversing your region and thus can handle similar terrain. You are also familiar with how to navigate steep slopes in extreme weather conditions.
You are able to identify the names of peaks and features of the mountains and valleys of your region, and you can recall associated myths, tales, or first-hand accounts relating to them.