Wongang

The beautiful landscape is disrupted by the roar and crash of a Wind Dragon hitting the earth, the prince's forces follow on horseback. It tries to scramble to its feet, but the wizards hold it in place with their spells. They aren't trying to kill it, it realizes. They're looking for information on the mountain pass ahead, and how to get through; for their destiny is to be the first to step foot onto the pastures beyond. The puzzled dragon passes along what little it knows about the land beyond, and the party leaves.
  For ten days the sorceress has been trying to find a way to open the gate that the Yakfolk fought so fervently to protect. For ten days she's made no progress. It isn't uncommon for Wongang to present red herring challenges, but she doesn't believe this to be the case. She'll need to wait a bit longer for her answers though, as the rest of the Yakfolk that belong to this tribe are returning now.
  A Locathah monk sits alone in his dojo, meditating. His tea turned cold hours ago, but he doesn't mind that. The prince's men stationed outside bicker a bit before turning their ire into jokes at the monk's expense, but he doesn't mind that. A rainstorm blows in, and the crackle of thunder outside threatens to disturb his meditation, but he doesn't mind that. A sounding of a horn signals the arrival of a rival prince's forces raiding the camp, that he minds. The battle is over in minutes, and the opposing camp returns home telling of a terrifying fishfolk.
  These are the adventurers of Wongang. It is a realm of mystique and adventure. The land itself seems to morph to make the prospect of reaching its center nearly impossible, and so princes and princesses dedicate their entire existence to reaching it. Because this adventure is the lifetime of many, myth and legend is extremely prevalent in Wongangan culture.
  This Background is available to the following races: Human, Locathah, Kobold, Earth Genasi

Features

Traditional Teacraft

Suggested Characteristics

Adventurers from Wongang are living on the precipice of legend. Or at least, that's what they all say. Ruled by principalities that all seek to explore deeper in to the land, the people of Wongang live along the southern coast. They only venture forth during planned expeditions by the ruling princes/princesses that seek to reach the center of the land and claim the right to call themselves king/queen.
  Because there's little law in Wongang outside of the whims of the nobles, adventurers from this land often struggle with such concepts when they become more complex than simple utterances such as "don't steal, don't murder" etc. Consider why your character from Wongang is traveling, are they following their prince/princess? Are they one themselves? Are they trying to fit into a more traditional society? Do they believe they're to be a mythological figure?

Traits

Ideal

Bond

Flaw