Rama Jain

==Backstory==
=== Birth and Early Life ===
The Impossible Kingdoms of Vudra, consisting of over a hundred mahajanapadas, each ruled by their own Rajah, is a land unknown to the majority in the Inner Sea Region. Most people can tell you that they know of Vudra from Jalmeray and that it exists, but any further than that would stump the majority of people. In one such Mahajanapada, named Kuru, Rama Jain was born, to a Suta and his wife of the same caste. By virtue of his father serving in the Rajah's court, Rama was extremely fortunate. He was able to obtain teaching in the martial arts from a Kshatriya Priest of Irori alongside the children of the Rajah, though naturally he received no personal tutoring like those of a higher station did. At least, not publicly. Every day in the evening, he would be personally trained by that same Kshatriya, discarding all other methods of combat, and immersing him completely in the arts surrounding using one's own body as a weapon. Of course, Rama's own parents encouraged this, because if he had caught the attention of a member of a higher caste, that meant he had a chance for him to become a Kshatriya, if he distinguished himself enough. Needless to say, they were devastated when he, at the age of ten years old, left their home to devote himself to Irori in earnest.
=== Religious Training ===
In Vudra, Irori is the head of the entire Pantheon, thus most every religious man, woman, and child pay some sort of respect to The Perfect Human, and Rama was no different. Once he left his home with the Kshatriya, he was taken to a major temple of Irori in the capital of the Mahajanapada, where his training started in earnest.
Some would call it torture, some would call it brutal, some would call it unjustifiable. For Rama it was like finally being home. Daily drills, meditation, introspection and the reading of all sorts of philosophical works to sharpen one's mind and focus. That was the expectation in the temple searching for Self-Percetion, and Rama sought to match it, or even better, exceed it.
Irori was and is the God he venerates primarily, though surrounding Irori there are several lesser deities from whom he elucidates his own Dharma. Among these number Karna, a God of Charity, Arjuna, a God of Martial Skill, and Krishna, a God of Compassion. As a Man raised and trained amongst religious people from quite literally all walks of life, his own religion is crucial to him, as his faith centers him, and helps him find what he really must do with his life.
=== A Wandering Warpriest ===
From the moment he reached the halls of the Perfect Human's temples, it was clear that he lacked the true patience to study towards full clergydom, and while he was disciplined, he would not make a true monk, so instead of attempting to become something he wasn't, so he did not. Blending aspects of both, he focused on the martial side of Irori's teachings, developing the seeds of a new style from several existing forms.
== Time in Absalom ==
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== The Dharma Style ==