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LEGACY

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First Shogun of Edo Tokugawa Ieyasu

CommanderJP1543 — 1616

Warlord and statesman from Mikawa, Japan. Ended the Sengoku period, established the Edo shogunate, and unified Japan.

“A person's arduous life is simply like walking silently on an endlessly long path of worldly desires while carrying a heavy burden.”

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Quote

“A person's arduous life is simply like walking silently on an endlessly long path of worldly desires while carrying a heavy burden.”

Greeting

“Life is like carrying a heavy burden on a long road.”
“If the cuckoo won't sing, I wait until it sings.”
“Patience is the foundation of safety; anger is the enemy.”

Roll Call

“I waited for the right moment. At last, it has come.”
“Knowing only victory and not defeat invites disaster. I have prepared for both.”
“Accept hardship as the norm, and you shall want for nothing. We march.”

Deploy

“All forces, advance in formation! Do not rush!”
“Wait until the enemy tires! Then deliver the decisive blow!”
“The fog of Sekigahara lifts. All forces, charge!”

Victory

“He who endures longest laughs last. Today is that day.”
“The one who blames himself rather than others is the one who wins.”
“Two hundred sixty years of peace begin here.”

Draw

“No need to hurry. I wait until the cuckoo sings.”
“Only those who know how to lose can win in the end.”
“Want is better than excess. Withdraw and plan again.”

Defeat

“I shall never forget the lesson of Mikatagahara. Defeat forged me.”
“Anger is the enemy. I swallow it and endure.”
“When greed arises, recall the days of hardship. I rise again.”

Strike

“Volley fire!”
“Now — charge!”
“Strike the headquarters!”
P e r s o n aA n a l y s i s

Overview

Supreme temperance and reflection fused with high command and intellect to design the 300-year Edo Shogunate after 50 years of patience. Pessimistic disposition served as the engine of strategic preparation; cautious temperament combined with decisive boldness at the critical moment to complete the 'slow assault' strategy.

Core Abilities

Command
90
Martial
70
Intellect
88
Charm
72

Inner Virtues

Temperance
90
Diligence
88
Reflection
85
Courage
75

Outer Virtues

Loyalty
65
Benevolence
70
Fairness
72
Humility
68

Core Disposition

Pessimism
Optimism
Conservative
Progressive
Individual
Social
Cautious
Bold

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