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Perfectionism
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In the Imperial Palace at Otosan Uchi, in a room entirely dedicated to this purpose, a painting is on display. It is not a mounted screen but rather a simple length of paper, tacked on a piece of wood. It depicts the morning mist rising from the Bay of the Golden Sun, with fisherfolk heading out for the day’s catch. It is a sublime work of art, although unfinished…and it is also the most valuable painting in all of Rokugan.
It is the sole surviving painting of Master Jun. It was the painting he was working on when he died. None of Jun’s other paintings exist, because as soon as he would finish one, he would reflect upon some imperfection or flaw in the work, and burn it.
Efeitos
The following apply to a character with the Perfectionism anxiety:
Anything short of perfection in your work is unacceptable to you, and you have been known to create works of beauty only to cast them aside over some perceived flaw. You cannot help but try to improve any work in which you identify a flaw, even if it means informing someone of higher status of an error they have made.
After performing a check in which you must interact with an imperfect or unfinished work (such as an Aesthetics [Water] check to improve an existing piece of art or a Composition [Water] check to translate a work without losing any of the nuance present in the original language), you receive 3 strife. If this is the first time this has occurred this scene, gain 1 Void point.
Texto do livro
Core Rulebook · Chapter 2: Creating a Character › Specific Disadvantages › Specific Anxieties › Perfectionism (Water) · p. 135
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In the Imperial Palace at Otosan Uchi, in a room entirely dedicated to this purpose, a painting is on display. It is not a mounted screen but rather a simple length of paper, tacked on a piece of wood. It depicts the morning mist rising from the Bay of the Golden Sun, with fisherfolk heading out for the day’s catch. It is a sublime work of art, although unfinished…and it is also the most valuable painting in all of Rokugan.
It is the sole surviving painting of Master Jun. It was the painting he was working on when he died. None of Jun’s other paintings exist, because as soon as he would finish one, he would reflect upon some imperfection or flaw in the work, and burn it.
Types: Physical, Mental
Effects: The following apply to a character with the Perfectionism anxiety:
Anything short of perfection in your work is unacceptable to you, and you have been known to create works of beauty only to cast them aside over some perceived flaw. You cannot help but try to improve any work in which you identify a flaw, even if it means informing someone of higher status of an error they have made.
After performing a check in which you must interact with an imperfect or unfinished work (such as an Aesthetics [Water] check to improve an existing piece of art or a Composition [Water] check to translate a work without losing any of the nuance present in the original language), you receive 3 strife. If this is the first time this has occurred this scene, gain 1 Void point.