Numbered Key

Kyodai na Kabe sano Kita (Great Wall of the North): the mountain range to the north of
Rokugan (3)
Heigen Kori (Ice Plain): Desolate plain between Kyodai na Kabe sano Kita and Yakeru yoni
Atsui (4)
Numachi Mura (Marsh Land Village): small community north of Shiroi Kishi Lake (9)
Kyodai na Josho Suru (The Great Climb): foothills that lead to the mountain palaces of the
Dragon Clan (72)
Hinanbasho sano Mittsu Shimai (Refuge of the Three Sisters): High above the Dragon
keeps, Rokugan's only shrine to Lord Moon (76)
Kyuden Togashi: fortress of the Togashi warrior- monks; the head of the ise zumi also dwells
here (Dragon) (77)
Shiro no Kitsuki: castle of the Kitsuki daimyo (Dragon) (78)
Shiro no Agasha: Castle of the Agasha Daimyo, and library of the Dragon clan (79)
Shiro no Miromuto: Castle of the Mirumoto Daimyo (Dragon) (80)
Toshi Ranbo wo Shien Shite Reigisaho (Violence Behind the Courtliness City): border
castle disputed by the Lion and Crane (81)
Heigen Ryo Kokoro (Dragon Heart Plain): High plain overlooking the Dragon fortresses to
the southwest (82)
Kyodai na Taiyo (The Great Fall): volcanic area used by the Dragon for training (84)
Kyuden Otara: castle of Lord Togashi Kyugoro (Dragon) (157)

Roads
Michi sano Dashita Ran (Way of the Bloody Orchid): imperial road between Shiro sano
Ken Hayai and Mamoru Kyotei [8]
Shinsei na Hito Doro (Fresh Soul Road): merchant road between Mamoru Kyotei and
Kyuden Togashi [19]

Dragon Provinces
 Kokosen: governor: Mirumoto daimyo; administrative centre: Shiro no Mirumoto
 Shisame: governor: Agasha Ikku; administrative centre: Shiro no Agasha
 Tosei: governor: Kitsuki daimyo; administrative centre: Shiro no Kitsuki
 Yamatsuke: governor: Dragon Champion; administrative centre: Kyuden Togashi
 Dozamu: governor: Agasha Ikku; administrative centre: unknown
 Gakuon: governor: Mirumoto family; administrative centre: unknown
 Yumeji: governor: Togashi Kyugoro; administrative centre: Kyuden Otara

Dragon
 Togashi Yoshida
Togashi Yoshida is the son of the Togashi family
daimyo, Togashi Satsu, a descendant of the original clan
founder. He is also the cousin of the former Dragon clan
champion, Mirumoto Yokuni. Although a powerful
shugenja and member of the monastic order, the ize
zume, Yoshida is a skilled martial artist and swordsman.
Before attending shugenja school, he did train with the
sword extensively with Yokuni and at times
 Grandmaster Hitomi Tetsuo. He has never stopped
practicing. His often uses his shugenja skills to augment
his prowess with a blade. He does use the Mirumoto
style of two-sword fighting. Upon hearing of the death
of his cousin and childhood friend, Yokuni, Yoshida
was very saddened. He was asked by Yama (who was
encouraged strongly by Yodin and Togashi Satsu) to
join the current line of Mirumotos in a leadership (and
protective) role. This was strongly encouraged by his
father, Satsu, who many were surprised was not making
a play for clan champion himself. Eventually, Yama
offered the title of Clan Champion to Yoshida, as his
responsibilities as General didn’t afford him enough
time for the role.

Yoshida is a thoughtful, even-tempered, charismatic

man, and not without a sense of humor. Many notice the
similarities between he and his cousin Yokuni. Though
he and Yama don’t see eye-to-eye on several issues,
they have a respectful relationship. Yoshida and Yodin
get along quite well, both coming from the same
monastic order and having a similar worldview.
Yoshida finds that his ideas often carry more weight
with Yama when sent indirectly through, Yodin.
Though the official clan champion and voice of the clan,
Yoshida does share power in Dragon provinces nearly
equally with General Yama and his brother, Yodin.

Since becoming Clan Champion, Yoshida has managed

to restore the legendary Mountain Forge of Togashi and
defeated the dreaded Obsidian Dragon in an epic battle
in the province of Kitsuki, leading to the recovery of the
ancestral sword of the Dragon Clan. Though not a
student of the Mirumoto Bushi school, he is well-versed
in the practice of that fighting style, and many believe
he is the best swordsman in the provinces…if not the
Empire.

 General Mirumoto Yama

Mirumoto Yakuzi, former champion of the Dragon
Clan, had three sons. His eldest, Yama, has proven to be
a gifted military tactician, and now is the general of the
Dragon armies. Once thought to be the one who would
replace his father (now deceased) as the Clan's
champion, Yama has been far too obsessed with military
matters to get too heavily involved in other aspects of
clan business. Yama is also a practitioner of the
 Mirumoto dueling technique.

Upon the death of his brother and Clan Champion,

Yokuni, Yama did briefly serve as Clan Champion
himself. He has since given that title, and delegated
most of the responsibility for clan affairs, to his cousin,
Togashi Yoshida. However, as General, he does still
wield much respect and authority, and Yoshida does
confer with him all major clan matters.

In the last year, Yama has had great successes on the

battle field, having lead 4 successful battles (reclaiming
Agasha, taking Nodai, defeating Tonsu and the
Bloodspeakers in Hitomi, and taking Shiba from the
Gaijin). He also lead Dragon forces in support of the
retaking of Nodai under General Hideaki of the Lion.
Though he was not present, Yama planned the
successful strikes against the Phoenix in Goimo and
Mori. Yama has yet to participate in a losing battle,
though he does harbor some guilt for putting Kitsuki
Higoshi in a position of defending Nodai (which was
occupied by the Gaijin for one month) with lack of
actual battle experience. He insisted that Higoshi’s
funeral was with full honors and with the title of general
on his tomb.

 Togashi Yodin: The Seeker

Togashi Yodin (formerly Mirumoto Yodin), who has
dedicated his life to uncovering lost knowledge that will
help bring his Clan and the Empire to enlightenment.
After becoming one of the ize zume, Yodin took the
name of Clan founder Togashi. Yodin, sometimes
referred to as The Seeker (a nickname given to him by
Yokuni), is an accomplished martial artist. Seeking to
perfect his mind as well as his body, he often seeks out
strange and hidden locations to test his skills.

Yodin has managed to help discover and explore many

locations in Dragon lands, one of which lead to the
recovery of the Dragon Claw Katana. Though he also
located the Dragon Clan’s ancestral sword, he was
temporarily turned to stone in an attempt to recover it.
His cousin, Togashi Yoshida, managed to rescue him.
Besides being a good advisor to both Yoshida and
Yama, he has proven himself a decent military tactician.
He has lead Dragon forces to victories in the reclaiming
of Togashi province, and in the liberation of Goimo
 from the dark rule of the Phoenix.

Kitsuki Sato
Kitsuki Sato is a student of the Kitsuki method of
investigation. As such, he is highly gifted at deductive
logic and evidence examination. He was a distant
relative of former Dragon Clan Inquisitor, Kitsuki
 Higoshi, and was recommended to Togashi Yoshida as a
replacement after Higoshi’s death. Though still
relatively active and in good health at age 50, he did
suffer a leg injury during a horse-riding accident when
he was a child that left him with a limp in his right leg
which affects his ability to move around. Though he can
walk, he is not terribly mobile and often uses a cane to
help him keep his balance.

Rekai
Former Daimyo of the Wasp Clan, Rekai has renounced
his family name and become a ronin due to his inability
 to keep the Wasp independent. Now a mercenary, he
works for whomever pays the most, and devotes those
funds to helping his family work toward becoming an
independent clan again. His hatred for the Crane is
twofold, as Kishiri was a friend of his.