Poet of War
Resumo
- Concedido por
A general or other officer with status 50 or higher.
- Recompensa de glória
+10 (to a maximum of 55)
- XP para conclusão
- 20
Habilidade de título
The Hand of Our Ancestors
After you perform a successful Rally action, the targeted cohort deals 1 additional attrition when its leader performs a successful Attack action check. This effect persists for one round.
Avanços
Título
| Avanço | Tipo | Ícone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Social Skills | Grupo de perícias | ||
| Composition | Perícia | ||
| Culture | Perícia | ||
| Sentiment | Perícia | ||
| Rank 1–2 Fire Shūji | Grupo de técnicas | ||
| Borrowed Courage | Técnica | ||
| Coursing March Chant | Técnica |
Descrição
In battle, a force’s morale can be of greater importance than their armament. A troop in high spirits works more cohesively as a group, resists the terror of battle, and attacks with the strength and ferocity of a much larger force. Generals value the ability of bards to put fire into the veins of their warriors, and will often bring criers, heralds, and signalers with their army into battle—individuals called “poets of war” in the famous third century poem of the same name by Akodo Shunryu. The most brave and dedicated bards in the Empire, they demonstrate as much ferocity on the battlefield as any warrior, and have drunk deep the military histories of Rokugan, absorbing centuries of combat lore into their very being. During battle, they charge forth with the samurai, screaming legends of their accomplished ancestors across the field, steeling the souls of the warriors around them.
Texto do livro
Fields of Victory · Chapter 3: Acts of War › New Titles › Poet of War · p. 134
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In battle, a force’s morale can be of greater importance than their armament. A troop in high spirits works more cohesively as a group, resists the terror of battle, and attacks with the strength and ferocity of a much larger force. Generals value the ability of bards to put fire into the veins of their warriors, and will often bring criers, heralds, and signalers with their army into battle—individuals called “poets of war” in the famous third century poem of the same name by Akodo Shunryu. The most brave and dedicated bards in the Empire, they demonstrate as much ferocity on the battlefield as any warrior, and have drunk deep the military histories of Rokugan, absorbing centuries of combat lore into their very being. During battle, they charge forth with the samurai, screaming legends of their accomplished ancestors across the field, steeling the souls of the warriors around them.
Assigned by: A general or other officer with status 50 or higher.
Glory Award: +10 (to a maximum of 55)
XP to Completion: 20
The Hand of Our Ancestors (Title Ability): After you perform a successful Rally action, the targeted cohort deals 1 additional attrition when its leader performs a successful Attack action check. This effect persists for one round.