Gunsō
Resumo
- Concedido por
A daimyō may assign a samurai a rank within their military forces, and samurai serving within the military rank structure may be promoted by a superior officer.
- Recompensa de status
+5 (to a minimum of 20)
- XP para conclusão
- 24
Habilidade de título
Lead from the Front
When you defeat an opponent in a clash, your cohort removes panic equal to the opponent’s glory rank.
Once per round when you succeed at an Attack action check during a mass battle, your cohort removes panic equal to half of the attrition you inflict.
Avanços
Título
| Avanço | Tipo | Ícone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Martial Skills | Grupo de perícias | ||
| Command | Perícia | ||
| Government | Perícia | ||
| Rank 1–4 Kata | Grupo de técnicas | ||
| Rallying Cry | Técnica | ||
| Stirring the Embers | Técnica | ||
| Touchstone of Courage | Técnica |
Descrição
While the vast majority of soldiers in a Rokugani army are ashigaru and conscripts, many samurai are called to military service, either in the armies of their own clan or in the Imperial Legions. When samurai do take to the field, they often these serve in leadership positions. While each lord's forces have their own structure and character, common titles are used throughout Rokugan to indicate similar levels of authority. When a lord gathers a large force for battle, they may nominate one or more gunsō to command the kashira who lead individual units.
A gunsō is responsible for all aspects of battle readiness for the troops under their command, including the troops’ training, discipline, and equipment. When battle begins, gunsō direct their troops in accordance with commands from their superiors, meaning they have to maintain good awareness not only of their own unit but also of the broader battle unfolding around them. Perhaps most importantly, gunsō are expected to display conspicuous leadership during battle, leading their troops from the front and rallying their soldiers, keeping them in the fight even as losses mount and their morale begins to waver.
Texto do livro
Emerald Empire · Chapter 7: New Player Options › Additional Titles · p. 250
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While the vast majority of soldiers in a Rokugani army are ashigaru and conscripts, many samurai are called to military service, either in the armies of their own clan or in the Imperial Legions. When samurai do take to the field, they often these serve in leadership positions. While each lord's forces have their own structure and character, common titles are used throughout Rokugan to indicate similar levels of authority. When a lord gathers a large force for battle, they may nominate one or more gunsō to command the kashira who lead individual units.
A gunsō is responsible for all aspects of battle readiness for the troops under their command, including the troops’ training, discipline, and equipment. When battle begins, gunsō direct their troops in accordance with commands from their superiors, meaning they have to maintain good awareness not only of their own unit but also of the broader battle unfolding around them. Perhaps most importantly, gunsō are expected to display conspicuous leadership during battle, leading their troops from the front and rallying their soldiers, keeping them in the fight even as losses mount and their morale begins to waver.
Assigned By: A daimyō may assign a samurai a rank within their military forces, and samurai serving within the military rank structure may be promoted by a superior officer.
Status Award: +5 (to a minimum of 20)
XP to Completion: 24
Lead from the Front (Title Ability): When you defeat an opponent in a clash, your cohort removes panic equal to the opponent’s glory rank.
Once per round when you succeed at an Attack action check during a mass battle, your cohort removes panic equal to half of the attrition you inflict.