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<blockquote data-quote="Big J Money" data-source="post: 8189092" data-attributes="member: 70533">Yes, there are actually no strings attached, it's just a very large sum. If their PC dies, a new PC will have to start over, however.Well it's funny you say that.&nbsp; I didn't mention it, but in the backstory there is another option. Refugees are given 3 options: become Omi Gari, become Ru Gari, or be returned to their home Realm. Omi Gari are the Treasure Hunter servants and Ru Gari are more traditional indentured servants.However, this is just window-dressing because this &quot;recruitment process&quot; isn't a part of play. It's a part of the setting. When players make their PCs, they are making Omi Gari. There is no option in the campaign to be anything else. It's like if I told the players we're going to play an RPG pirate campaign where the PCs are pirates, and thus every PC they create is some form of pirate.Once they pay the debt, they are raised in social status. However, clever players could come up with other ways to find favor with the wealthy ruling class. I'm certainly open to their ideas.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Big J Money, post: 8189092, member: 70533"] Yes, there are actually no strings attached, it's just a very large sum. If their PC dies, a new PC will have to start over, however. Well it's funny you say that. I didn't mention it, but in the backstory there is another option. Refugees are given 3 options: become Omi Gari, become Ru Gari, or be returned to their home Realm. Omi Gari are the Treasure Hunter servants and Ru Gari are more traditional indentured servants. However, this is just window-dressing because this "recruitment process" isn't a part of play. It's a part of the setting. When players make their PCs, they are making Omi Gari. There is no option in the campaign to be anything else. It's like if I told the players we're going to play an RPG pirate campaign where the PCs are pirates, and thus every PC they create is some form of pirate. Once they pay the debt, they are raised in social status. However, clever players could come up with other ways to find favor with the wealthy ruling class. I'm certainly open to their ideas. [/QUOTE]

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