Imperial Peacekeeper
Resumo
- Concedido por
A member of the Otomo, Miya, or Seppun family with a status of 65 or higher.
- Recompensa de status
+5
- Recompensa de glória
+10
- XP para conclusão
- 18
Habilidade de título
By Imperial Command
Once per scene as a Support action, you can choose a number of characters up to your ranks in Command and demand that they pull themselves together. Each chosen character removes 3 strife.
Avanços
Título
| Avanço | Tipo | Ícone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Martial Skills | Grupo de perícias | ||
| Courtesy | Perícia | ||
| Command | Perícia | ||
| Sentiment | Perícia | ||
| Rank 1–2 Earth Shūji | Grupo de técnicas | ||
| Cultural Exchange | Técnica | ||
| Pillar of Calm | Técnica |
Descrição
Although the Imperial families—the Otomo, the Miya, and the Seppun—are directly tasked with much of the mediation between clans needed to keep the Emerald Empire from fracturing into warring states, they sometimes bring outsiders into their ranks to serve as Imperial peacekeepers. This offers many advantages: members of the Great Clans are sometimes not as enmeshed in the internal politics of the Imperial Court, and they have regional expertise that may be key to negotiations. Members of Minor Clans are in some ways even better suited to the role, as they often have no stake at all in regional conflicts far from their own homes. Imperial peacekeepers serve on specific assignments for members of the Imperial families when needed, returning to their other duties when there is no crisis for them to mediate.
Texto do livro
Children of the Five Winds · CHAPTER 3: THE GIFTS OF THE WORLD › New Titles · p. 135
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Although the Imperial families—the Otomo, the Miya, and the Seppun—are directly tasked with much of the mediation between clans needed to keep the Emerald Empire from fracturing into warring states, they sometimes bring outsiders into their ranks to serve as Imperial peacekeepers. This offers many advantages: members of the Great Clans are sometimes not as enmeshed in the internal politics of the Imperial Court, and they have regional expertise that may be key to negotiations. Members of Minor Clans are in some ways even better suited to the role, as they often have no stake at all in regional conflicts far from their own homes. Imperial peacekeepers serve on specific assignments for members of the Imperial families when needed, returning to their other duties when there is no crisis for them to mediate.
Assigned By: A member of the Otomo, Miya, or Seppun family with a status of 65 or higher.
Status Award: +5
Glory Award: +10
XP to Completion: 18
By Imperial Command (Title Ability): Once per scene as a Support action, you can choose a number of characters up to your ranks in Command and demand that they pull themselves together. Each chosen character removes 3 strife.