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<blockquote data-quote="whatisitgoodfor" data-source="post: 42174" data-attributes="member: 932">Rokugan, by AEG, has a point based honor system. However, I doubt that you want to spend $30 just for that 1/2 page.Basically, they have a honor rating that goes 0-5, with 0 being reserved for creatures that can never have honor. Most characters start out at honor 1. Each point of honor is further divided into 10 sub-points. Making particularly honorable/dishonorable actions will change your current score by as much as 5 sub-points. However, the more honorable you are, the more honorable your actions have to be to gain honor. (For example, if you have an honor score of 1, being civil to your sworn enemy will gain you 5 sub-points; but if your honor is already 4 then doing so won't gain you any honor. You are already expected to follow the rules of Bushido.)The same applies for dishonorable acts, except that most of these have a point value about twice as large as the honorable acts. It is much easier to lose honor than to gain it.Sorry, but that's about as good as I can do without that book in front of me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="whatisitgoodfor, post: 42174, member: 932"] Rokugan, by AEG, has a point based honor system. However, I doubt that you want to spend $30 just for that 1/2 page. Basically, they have a honor rating that goes 0-5, with 0 being reserved for creatures that can never have honor. Most characters start out at honor 1. Each point of honor is further divided into 10 sub-points. Making particularly honorable/dishonorable actions will change your current score by as much as 5 sub-points. However, the more honorable you are, the more honorable your actions have to be to gain honor. (For example, if you have an honor score of 1, being civil to your sworn enemy will gain you 5 sub-points; but if your honor is already 4 then doing so won't gain you any honor. You are already expected to follow the rules of Bushido.) The same applies for dishonorable acts, except that most of these have a point value about twice as large as the honorable acts. It is much easier to lose honor than to gain it. Sorry, but that's about as good as I can do without that book in front of me. [/QUOTE]

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