101c Heritage

The character's cultural ties are to his current nation of residence. While the character's ancestors may have come from another land, he has no strong emotional, physical or cultural ties to another country

No significant societal gains, either technological, sociological or artistic are being made, or have been made in recent memory. Your culture has remained essentially as it is for generations. Rulers tend to emphasise maintaining the status quo.

Poor: very low income. compared to many. He usually does not or cannot own property. His home is usually of lesser quality, sometimes due to uncaring landlords who may also be the Poor person's employer.

Legitimate: Your birth was a result of union between your father and mother, binding you in blood to your fathers family.

Two Parents: (if illegitimate, parents not married). You grew up with both parents in your early childhood.

Blessed: During your youth you had a profoundly religious experience.

Hostile encounter. Followers of a god are persecuting unbelievers, you had a direct or indirect interaction with them. (work with your DM to determine details)

Rivalry: A rival to you or your family cause upheaval forcing you to relocate possibly to a far distant land. (Work with your DM to detirmine the details)

Extraordinary Event: An event far beyond the ordinary happeneds to you.

You befriend a strange intelligent creature (either humanoid or monster) who takes interest in you. (work with your DM to determine details)

I would rather make a new friend than a new enemy.

I'm always polite and respectful.

Unlocking an ancient mystery is worth the price of a civilization.

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