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--- rules_background_and_cultures:factions:start [2024/06/18 23:54] – [Gnome Families] johnb
+++ rules_background_and_cultures:factions:start [2024/06/19 09:14] (current) – [Backgrounds & Factions] johnb
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 ===== Backgrounds & Factions =====
-Some potential backgrounds from the game world.  In each cae, there is a Bonus Trait associated with the background, as a reward for working with the world.  You do nopt have to take any of these backgrounds, but you will not get a bonus trait if you don;t.  Many have race or class restrictions.
+Some potential backgrounds from the game world.  In each cae, there is a Bonus Trait associated with the background, as a reward for working with the world.  You do not have to take any of these backgrounds, but you will not get a bonus trait if you don't.  Many have race or class restrictions.
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+Use these traits</color>
+https://www.d20pfsrd.com/traits/social-traits/artisan/  - for craft skills.
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 [[FFTC]] - The Far Flung Trading Company - A group of adventurous traders and their allies, intent on establishing a viable trading network in the region.
-[[The Imperial Faction]] - intent on securing and control land, secure  precious metals for the Empire, and happy to exploit the natives.
-[[The Independents]] -  If you are fed up with the Empire, and/or can't see any future there for you - this might be the faction for you.