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And Everyone Was Kung Fu Fighting - Kung Fu Cult Dynasty Quest

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Eh, I can change the sword type if needed. It's not plot critical. I mainly wanted to make sure it was a Chinese sword, not some European longsword or a Katana. Anyway, I like that lone survivor picture, but if I use the violet haired girl it'll be for someone who isn't the main character. I like it too, but I don't think it fits her.
 
Ok checking again how about these? Looks like cult leader material. Not sure about the last one. Age of Wushu/Wulin has some good images.

 
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Temp Mark - Charsheet Forbidden Sage
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    • veekie said:
    Jian would be a bit more common I think. Dao tends to be for strength based rather than skill based in wuxia
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    Alrighty, changed.

    Also, since I can't get myself to fall asleep...

    Master Zhang, the Sage of the Forbidden
    (Insert Picture Here)​
    Age : 30

    Martial: 9-2+1=8
    Diplomacy: 13+1=14
    Learning: 16+4+2+1+1+2=26
    Piety: 16+1+2=19
    Stewardship: 14+1+1=16
    Intrigue: 7+1=8
    Chi: 8+1+1+1=11

    Traits
    Scholar's Education (••): A youth of reading scrolls may enrich the mind, but it does the body little good. (+4 Learning, -2 Martial)
    Initiate of Ying and Yang (•): This character has started to decipher the secrets of Ying and Yang, and can now be known as a magic user. (+2 Learning, +1 Piety, +1 Chi)
    Sky Shaman (•): This character has traveled beyond the civilized lands and learned some of the sky shamanism of the horse nomads. (+1 Chi, +1 Martial, +1 Learning)
    Horizon Walker (•): A title for one who has traveled far over the land, for with experience comes wisdom. (+1 Learning, +1 Diplomacy, +1 Chi)
    Trait: Mystic - This character has delved into the occult, walking the line between revelation and heresy. (+2 Piety, +1 Stewardship)
    Trait: Inquisitive - This character is naturally curious and can't just let a mystery or conundrum go unsolved. (+2 Learning, +1 Intrigue, +1 Stewardship)

    Achievements
    Staff-User (•): Every traveler should know a bit of self defense.
    Brewer of Creation's Cauldron (•): With open eyes this character has taken their first steps into a wider world. (+5 Face)
    Talisman-Carver (•): Lack of power can be made up for with preparation and wisdom.

    Salbazier said:
    Aw, too bad. I like that image. The lady in the video does seem like using some Oncoming Monsoon too.
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    ...No, not really. That was an interesting video and the leaf thing would deserve an art of its own, but Oncoming Monsoon doesn't look much like that at all. The magic leaf thing was some sort of finesse style, and Monsoon is a power style. I assure you, if that girl was an Oncoming Monsoon user, you'd have seen a lot more collateral damage and a lot less throwing knife equivalents.
     
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    • As far as our personal picture goes, I'm digging one, five and six.
     
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    Temp Mark - Charsheets (Ritual Attendant and Childhood Friend)
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    • Xiao Xue, the Childhood Friend
    Picture Link​
    Age : 22

    Martial: 9+2=11
    Diplomacy: 11+1-1=11
    Learning: 17+1=18
    Piety: 9=9
    Stewardship: 8+2+2=12
    Intrigue: 18-1+2+1=20
    Chi: ?=?

    Traits
    Peasant Education (•): Growing up as a peasant, you learned much about the land but little of more advanced subjects. (+2 Stewardship)
    Trait: Hunter - She's learned how to make all the cute and fluffy critters of the world dead. (+2 Martial, +1 Diplomacy)
    Trait: Just - Fairness is critical in living a good life. (+2 Stewardship, +1 Learning, -1 Intrigue)
    Trait: Sneaky - She's just naturally sneaky. (+2 Intrigue)
    Trait: Plain - When it comes down to it, the first place an eye rests upon is not yourself. (+1 Intrigue, -1 Diplomacy)

    Achievements
    Hunter (•): You have a mastery of the bow just about as good as anyone else who specializes in shooting animals.

    (For reference, her is her original rollset. What is it with the dicehate? (8:40:56 PM) Knucklebones: 6#2d10: 5 [2d10=4,1], 6 [2d10=1,5], 4 [2d10=2,2], 15 [2d10=8,7], 7 [2d10=5,2], 10 [2d10=6,4] As you can see, it wasn't good.)
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    Guo Biyu, the Ritual Attendant
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    Age : 22

    Martial: 16-2=14
    Diplomacy: 17+2+2+1-2=20
    Learning: 18+4+2+1=25
    Piety: 11=11
    Stewardship: 11=11
    Intrigue: 12=12
    Chi: ?=?

    Traits
    Scholar's Education (••): A youth of reading scrolls may enrich the mind, but it does the body little good. (+4 Learning, -2 Martial)
    Musician (••): Having mastered the Pipa and Guqin, this character is a delight at any occasion. (+2 Diplomacy)
    Trait: Attractive : When it comes down to it, yes, she is just that pretty. (+2 Diplomacy)
    Trait: Well Read - In this character's spare time, she could often be found in the cult's limited, reading about the greater world. (+2 Learning)
    Trait: Humble - this character is never boastful and is difficult to goad. (+1 Diplomacy, +1 Learning)
    Trait: Shy - This character is very quiet and doesn't like to be the center of attention. (-2 Diplomacy)

    Achievements
    Knife-User (•): It's no Kung Fu, but every well bred lady should be able to defend her own virtue.
    Rote Healer (•): This character knows the secrets of herbs that can save, or take, a life.

    For a name for the Ritual Attendant, I seek more advise from people who actually know how to speak chinese. What would be the name of a low level noble house? Because in working on the cult character sheet, and how the 'Tame Nobles' perk is going to work, its looking likely that she's going to be a third child or so from said noble's family, being fostered by the cult. So would a normal name work or what? I have no real clue how the lower nobility was named, and most of what google-fu is finding for me is about the high end nobility.
     
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    • Noble house wise...they generally share the same set of surnames as everyone else, as nobility was pretty much every imperial relative or descendant of a past warlord, or even high placed bureaucrats. Lee, Lim , Gao, etc are options.
     
    Temp Mark - Charsheet Exiled Adviser
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    • Yang Guang, the Exiled Adviser
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    Age : 35

    Martial: 10+2=12
    Diplomacy: 14+2+2=18
    Learning: 12+2+2+2=18
    Piety: 11-2+2=13
    Stewardship: 15+2+2+2=21
    Intrigue: 12+2+4+2=20
    Chi: 8=8

    Traits
    Court Education (•••): Growing up at the Imperial Court is an... educating experience. (+2 Diplomacy, +2 Learning, +2 Stewardship, +2 Intrigue)
    Trait: Schemer - Few things come as naturally to this character as sneaky plans. (+4 Intrigue, -2 Piety)
    Trait: Coinhand - They say he must have been born with jade in his fist for how skilled Guang is at earning money. (+2 Stewardship)
    Trait: Well-Read - This character not only kept a library, he even read most of the scrolls within. (+2 Learning)
    Trait: Perfectionist - This character will not rest until he has achieved perfection in all things. (+2 to all stats)

    Achievements
    Student of the Silk River Fist (•): This character practices one of the styles of Kung Fu designed to allow for combat even in heavy official robes. He's even somewhat good at it. For a dabbler. (+5 Face)

    Also, what the hell is with these dice rolls? I've never ever seen such terrible statistical roles before i started making these people. You all have no clue how lucky you are that I was rerolling rolls with natural ones. Well, at least the inclination for low dice rolls means he isn't that old so he won't be randomly dying on you any time soon. Silly old age. Anyway, next up is the Miko, then I give you all the Cultsheet and the local area reference, and then the game can finally begin.
     
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