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Bishamon’s Blessing
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The walls of many an inn in Rokugan ring with a well-known song, “The Badger and the Stone,” a ballad that tells the tale of an ancient battle far in the Great Wall of the North Mountains.
The story goes that a vicious tribe of Yobanjin were surging through a mountain pass, only to be stopped by a single nameless samurai of the Badger Clan, who called upon the Fortune Bishamon for aid and lifted an immense stone, hurling it down the walls of the pass. The mighty stone triggered an avalanche, which crushed the foreign invaders and sealed the pass forever.
Efeitos
The following apply to a character with the Bishamon’s Blessing distinction:
You recover from physical exhaustion twice as quickly as others.
When performing a check for which the favor of this Fortune is a benefit (such as a Fitness [Water] check to recover from exhaustion or a Martial Arts [Unarmed] [Water] check to subdue a foe), you may reroll up to two dice.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 2: Creating a Character › Specific Advantages › Specific Distinctions › Bishamon’s Blessing (Water) · p. 102
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The walls of many an inn in Rokugan ring with a well-known song, “The Badger and the Stone,” a ballad that tells the tale of an ancient battle far in the Great Wall of the North Mountains.
The story goes that a vicious tribe of Yobanjin were surging through a mountain pass, only to be stopped by a single nameless samurai of the Badger Clan, who called upon the Fortune Bishamon for aid and lifted an immense stone, hurling it down the walls of the pass. The mighty stone triggered an avalanche, which crushed the foreign invaders and sealed the pass forever.
Types: Physical, Spiritual
Effects: The following apply to a character with the Bishamon’s Blessing distinction:
You recover from physical exhaustion twice as quickly as others.
When performing a check for which the favor of this Fortune is a benefit (such as a Fitness [Water] check to recover from exhaustion or a Martial Arts [Unarmed] [Water] check to subdue a foe), you may reroll up to two dice.