You were raised among the Subjects of Soryn, goddess of Light and Justice. Lumis is a kingdom shaped by a strong belief in truth, fairness, and the responsibility to confront wrongdoing. Its people are often taught to value honesty and clarity, though different Subjects may interpret justice in very different ways. You may have grown up among judges, scholars, investigators, religious communities, guards, or ordinary citizens who simply believed strongly in doing what was right. Whether you see justice as mercy, punishment, truth, or something in between, your upbringing has given you a strong sense that actions should have consequences.
- Equipment: ou begin with well-kept clothing appropriate for formal or public settings, a small symbol associated with Soryn, a simple pouch, and 10 GP. The symbol may be a family heirloom, a gift from a place of worship, or something you chose to carry as a reminder of your principles.
| d6 | Upbringing |
|---|---|
| 1 | Temple Raised. You spent much of your childhood around Soryn's places of worship and learned her teachings early. |
| 2 | Truth-Seeker. Your family encouraged you to question rumors and seek evidence before believing accusations. |
| 3 | Courtroom Child. You grew up around judges, lawyers, officials, or others involved in settling disputes. |
| 4 | Investigator. You were fascinated by mysteries and spent your childhood trying to uncover the truth behind them. |
| 5 | Protector. You were raised to intervene when you saw someone being mistreated or threatened. |
| 6 | Questioned Justice. You grew up witnessing a situation that made you question whether justice and fairness were always the same thing. |
You are familiar with the customs, traditions, and social expectations of Lumis. You can recognize common symbols and practices associated with Soryn's followers and understand the importance placed upon truth and accountability within Lumis society. Your upbringing also makes you comfortable navigating formal communities, public disputes, and situations where conflicting claims must be considered.
Suggested Characteristics
the people of Lumis are often shaped by a culture that values truth, justice, fairness, and accountability. Some are compassionate defenders of the innocent, while others can become rigid, judgmental, or unwilling to accept uncertainty. Consider how your upbringing affected your relationship with authority, punishment, forgiveness, and the truth.
Contacts
Your upbringing in Lumis may have left you with connections among judges, investigators, scholars, guards, religious officials, government workers, or ordinary citizens who share your concern for justice. Consider creating one or more contacts who know your family, your reputation, or your views on justice.
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