Yoriki
Resumo
- Concedido por
Magistrates of all kinds directly appoint their own yoriki as their needs require.
- Recompensa de status
+5 (to a minimum of 35)
- XP para conclusão
- 24
Habilidade de título
Take Them Alive
When you make an Attack action using a weapon with the Snaring quality, you may alter any number of kept dice containing or to results set to .
Avanços
Título
| Avanço | Tipo | Ícone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Social Skills | Grupo de perícias | ||
| Government | Perícia | ||
| Martial Arts [Melee] | Perícia | ||
| Skulduggery | Perícia | ||
| Rank 1–3 Kata | Grupo de técnicas | ||
| Fanning the Flames | Técnica | ||
| Shallow Waters | Técnica |
Descrição
Because magistrates are relatively few in number, they make extensive use of a variety of retainers and assistants. These include yoriki: samurai who function as permanent deputies. Generally, a magistrate may have one or two yoriki, but if needed, and their status permits it, they may have as many as a dozen. Yoriki have some of the same duties as their patron magistrate, such as investigating crimes, gathering testimony (and, in the case of yoriki working with Kitsuki Investigators, physical evidence), overseeing the torture of offenders to obtain confessions, and applying punishments. Their authority to engage in these tasks is usually limited with respect to offenders who are samurai, however, and is more broadly applicable to commoners. Yoriki report regularly to their patron magistrate.
Yoriki are normally drawn from the clan of the magistrate they serve, although some Emerald Magistrates employ rōnin as yoriki to remove any appearance of bias. Particularly competent yoriki may be considered "magistrates in training."
Texto do livro
Emerald Empire · Chapter 7: New Player Options › Additional Titles · p. 253
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Because magistrates are relatively few in number, they make extensive use of a variety of retainers and assistants. These include yoriki: samurai who function as permanent deputies. Generally, a magistrate may have one or two yoriki, but if needed, and their status permits it, they may have as many as a dozen. Yoriki have some of the same duties as their patron magistrate, such as investigating crimes, gathering testimony (and, in the case of yoriki working with Kitsuki Investigators, physical evidence), overseeing the torture of offenders to obtain confessions, and applying punishments. Their authority to engage in these tasks is usually limited with respect to offenders who are samurai, however, and is more broadly applicable to commoners. Yoriki report regularly to their patron magistrate.
Yoriki are normally drawn from the clan of the magistrate they serve, although some Emerald Magistrates employ rōnin as yoriki to remove any appearance of bias. Particularly competent yoriki may be considered "magistrates in training."
Assigned By: Magistrates of all kinds directly appoint their own yoriki as their needs require.
Status Award: +5 (to a minimum of 35)
XP to Completion: 24
Take Them Alive (Title Ability): When you make an Attack action using a weapon with the Snaring quality, you may alter any number of kept dice containing or to results set to .