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2021-04-26T07:55:39Z

Siha: /* Comments */

== Introduction ==

The Exalted Reference Standard (ERS) defines a system for referencing Exalted products. The idea is to provide a method for web authors and internet posters to cite references to Exalted books in web sites, net.books, posts and even databases and other software in a way that is:

* Unobtrusive. References should be as short as possible so they do not distract from the main text and take as little screen space as possible.
* Unified. Everyone using the system should use the same system, eliminating confusion.
* Flexible. References should be able to specify a page in a book, but also have the ability to site exact paragraphs and page ranges.

While this sounds a bit anal, the ERS was born from a need to fit page references into tables with very narrow columns. It suits this purpose very well, compressing a lot of information into a small space. I've used this system for a long time, mostly encoding page numbers into XML files and character sheets.

It should be mentioned that this system is not endorsed by White Wolf in any way.

== System ==

Each Exalted product is given a four-letter code. This code is used to indicate the book being referenced. This code is followed by a ".", then by a page number or a page range. If a single page is specified, it can also be followed with a comma and a column number. This can optionally be followed by another column and a paragraph number. The resulting syntax is as follows:

{code}.{page}[-{end page} | ,{column}[,{paragraph}] ]

This is easier to understand by looking at a view examples:

||Code||Meaning||
||ex2e.189||''Exalted Second Edition Core Book'', page 189.||
||ex2e.189-192||''Exalted Second Edition Core Book'', pages 189 through 192.||
||ex2e.189,2||''Exalted Second Edition Core Book'', page 189, column 2.||
||ex2e.189,2,3||''Exalted Second Edition Core Book'', page 189, column 2, paragraph 3.||

In practice, column and paragraph references are used very rarely, bordering on never.

Sidebars on pages are counted as columns that always come ''after'' columns of standard text. So, a reference like <code>ex2e.189,3</code> would refer to the sidebar on page 189 of the 2E core book labeled "Charm Concept: Elsewhere". Sidebars are counted starting at the top left, then going down, then going across.

When a paragraph is specified, heading or section lines are ignored, as are statistic lines. Only ''full'' paragraphs are counted. That is, a paragraph is only "in a column" when its first letter is in that column. So, the <code>ex2e.189,3</code> reference above refers to the paragraph that begins "Essence multiplies the force...".

== First Edition Codes ==

:<code>abys</code> - ''The Abyssals''
:<code>ab_a</code> - ''Aspect Book: Air''
:<code>ab_e</code> - ''Aspect Book: Earth''
:<code>ab_f</code> - ''Aspect Book: Fire''
:<code>ab_v</code> - ''Aspect Book: Water''
:<code>ab_w</code> - ''Aspect Book: Wood''
:<code>auto</code> - ''The Autochthonians''
:<code>bstn</code> - ''Bastions of the North''
:<code>bone</code> - ''Bone & Ebony''
:<code>bull</code> - ''Houses of the Bull God''
:<code>cb_d</code> - ''Caste Book: Dawn''
:<code>cb_e</code> - ''Caste Book: Eclipse''
:<code>cb_n</code> - ''Caste Book: Night''
:<code>cb_t</code> - ''Caste Book: Twilight''
:<code>cb_z</code> - ''Caste Book: Zenith''
:<code>coin</code> - ''Manacle and Coin''
:<code>comp</code> - ''Storyteller’s Companion''
:<code>core</code> - ''Exalted Core Rules''
:<code>crea</code> - ''Creatures of the Wyld''
:<code>cult</code> - ''Cult of the Illuminated''
:<code>dbld</code> - ''Dragon-Blooded''
:<code>fair</code> - ''Fair Folk''
:<code>halt</code> - ''Kingdom of Halta''
:<code>game</code> - ''Games of Divinity''
:<code>luna</code> - ''Lunars''
:<code>outc</code> - ''Outcastes''
:<code>play</code> - ''Player's Guide''
:<code>ruin</code> - ''Ruins of Rathess''
:<code>seas</code> - ''Savage Seas''
:<code>salt</code> - ''Blood and Salt''
:<code>scav</code> - ''The Scavenger Lands''
:<code>side</code> - ''Sidereals''
:<code>svnt</code> - ''Savant & Sorcerer''
:<code>time</code> - ''Time of Tumult''

== Second Edition Codes ==

:<code>blck</code> - ''Books of Sorcery II: Black Treatise''
:<code>ex2e</code> - ''Exalted Second Edition''
:<code>exab</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Abyssals''
:<code>exal</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Alchemicals''
:<code>exdb</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Dragon Blooded''
:<code>exin</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Infernals''
:<code>exlu</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Lunars''
:<code>exsd</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Sidereals''
:<code>hero</code> - ''Scroll of Heroes''
:<code>ilot</code> - ''Imperfect Lotus''
:<code>isle</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions I: The Blessed Isle''
:<code>king</code> - ''Scroll of Kings''
:<code>land</code> - ''Dreams of the First Age: Lands of Creation''
:<code>lord</code> - ''Dreams of the First Age: Lords of Creation''
:<code>lost</code> - ''Lost Arts of the Dead''
:<code>malf</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions V: Malfeas''
:<code>masq</code> - ''Graceful Wicked Masques: The Fair Folk''
:<code>meru</code> - ''Dreams of the First Age: Meru''
:<code>monk</code> - ''Scroll of the Monk''
:<code>npcs</code> - ''Scroll of Exalts''
:<code>ocdx</code> - ''Books of Sorcery III: Oadenol’s Codex''
:<code>rgd1</code> - ''Books of Sorcery IV: Roll of Glorious Divinity I''
:<code>rgd2</code> - ''Books of Sorcery V: Roll of Glorious Divinity II''
:<code>sfrd</code> - ''Scroll of Fallen Races: Dragon Kings''
:<code>sfrm</code> - ''Scroll of Fallen Races: Mountain Folk''
:<code>sesc</code> - ''Second Edition Storyteller’s Companion''
:<code>tdea</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions III: The East''
:<code>tdno</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions IV: The North''
:<code>tdsl</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions I: The Scavenger Lands''
:<code>tdso</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions IV: The South''
:<code>tdwe</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions II: The West''
:<code>undr</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions IV: Underworld''
:<code>whit</code> - ''Books of Sorcery II: White Treatise''
:<code>wola</code> - ''Books of Sorcery I: Wonders of the Lost Age''
:<code>wyld</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions II: The Wyld''
:<code>yush</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions III: Yu-Shan''

== Comments ==

I'd like to propose adding:

<code>gmhs</code> - ''Glories of the Most High: Unconquered Sun''

<code>gmhl</code> - ''Glories of the Most High: Luna''

<code>gmhm</code> - ''Glories of the Most High: Maidens''

<code>ttca</code> - ''The Thousand Correct Actions of the Upright Soldier'' (or perhaps <code>1kca</code>)

If there are already existing abbreviations elsewhere (or they're here and I'm missing them somehow) please disregard!

- [[Siha]]

Wordman/ReferenceStandard

2021-04-26T07:52:27Z

Siha:

== Introduction ==

The Exalted Reference Standard (ERS) defines a system for referencing Exalted products. The idea is to provide a method for web authors and internet posters to cite references to Exalted books in web sites, net.books, posts and even databases and other software in a way that is:

* Unobtrusive. References should be as short as possible so they do not distract from the main text and take as little screen space as possible.
* Unified. Everyone using the system should use the same system, eliminating confusion.
* Flexible. References should be able to specify a page in a book, but also have the ability to site exact paragraphs and page ranges.

While this sounds a bit anal, the ERS was born from a need to fit page references into tables with very narrow columns. It suits this purpose very well, compressing a lot of information into a small space. I've used this system for a long time, mostly encoding page numbers into XML files and character sheets.

It should be mentioned that this system is not endorsed by White Wolf in any way.

== System ==

Each Exalted product is given a four-letter code. This code is used to indicate the book being referenced. This code is followed by a ".", then by a page number or a page range. If a single page is specified, it can also be followed with a comma and a column number. This can optionally be followed by another column and a paragraph number. The resulting syntax is as follows:

{code}.{page}[-{end page} | ,{column}[,{paragraph}] ]

This is easier to understand by looking at a view examples:

||Code||Meaning||
||ex2e.189||''Exalted Second Edition Core Book'', page 189.||
||ex2e.189-192||''Exalted Second Edition Core Book'', pages 189 through 192.||
||ex2e.189,2||''Exalted Second Edition Core Book'', page 189, column 2.||
||ex2e.189,2,3||''Exalted Second Edition Core Book'', page 189, column 2, paragraph 3.||

In practice, column and paragraph references are used very rarely, bordering on never.

Sidebars on pages are counted as columns that always come ''after'' columns of standard text. So, a reference like <code>ex2e.189,3</code> would refer to the sidebar on page 189 of the 2E core book labeled "Charm Concept: Elsewhere". Sidebars are counted starting at the top left, then going down, then going across.

When a paragraph is specified, heading or section lines are ignored, as are statistic lines. Only ''full'' paragraphs are counted. That is, a paragraph is only "in a column" when its first letter is in that column. So, the <code>ex2e.189,3</code> reference above refers to the paragraph that begins "Essence multiplies the force...".

== First Edition Codes ==

:<code>abys</code> - ''The Abyssals''
:<code>ab_a</code> - ''Aspect Book: Air''
:<code>ab_e</code> - ''Aspect Book: Earth''
:<code>ab_f</code> - ''Aspect Book: Fire''
:<code>ab_v</code> - ''Aspect Book: Water''
:<code>ab_w</code> - ''Aspect Book: Wood''
:<code>auto</code> - ''The Autochthonians''
:<code>bstn</code> - ''Bastions of the North''
:<code>bone</code> - ''Bone & Ebony''
:<code>bull</code> - ''Houses of the Bull God''
:<code>cb_d</code> - ''Caste Book: Dawn''
:<code>cb_e</code> - ''Caste Book: Eclipse''
:<code>cb_n</code> - ''Caste Book: Night''
:<code>cb_t</code> - ''Caste Book: Twilight''
:<code>cb_z</code> - ''Caste Book: Zenith''
:<code>coin</code> - ''Manacle and Coin''
:<code>comp</code> - ''Storyteller’s Companion''
:<code>core</code> - ''Exalted Core Rules''
:<code>crea</code> - ''Creatures of the Wyld''
:<code>cult</code> - ''Cult of the Illuminated''
:<code>dbld</code> - ''Dragon-Blooded''
:<code>fair</code> - ''Fair Folk''
:<code>halt</code> - ''Kingdom of Halta''
:<code>game</code> - ''Games of Divinity''
:<code>luna</code> - ''Lunars''
:<code>outc</code> - ''Outcastes''
:<code>play</code> - ''Player's Guide''
:<code>ruin</code> - ''Ruins of Rathess''
:<code>seas</code> - ''Savage Seas''
:<code>salt</code> - ''Blood and Salt''
:<code>scav</code> - ''The Scavenger Lands''
:<code>side</code> - ''Sidereals''
:<code>svnt</code> - ''Savant & Sorcerer''
:<code>time</code> - ''Time of Tumult''

== Second Edition Codes ==

:<code>blck</code> - ''Books of Sorcery II: Black Treatise''
:<code>ex2e</code> - ''Exalted Second Edition''
:<code>exab</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Abyssals''
:<code>exal</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Alchemicals''
:<code>exdb</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Dragon Blooded''
:<code>exin</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Infernals''
:<code>exlu</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Lunars''
:<code>exsd</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Sidereals''
:<code>hero</code> - ''Scroll of Heroes''
:<code>ilot</code> - ''Imperfect Lotus''
:<code>isle</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions I: The Blessed Isle''
:<code>king</code> - ''Scroll of Kings''
:<code>land</code> - ''Dreams of the First Age: Lands of Creation''
:<code>lord</code> - ''Dreams of the First Age: Lords of Creation''
:<code>lost</code> - ''Lost Arts of the Dead''
:<code>malf</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions V: Malfeas''
:<code>masq</code> - ''Graceful Wicked Masques: The Fair Folk''
:<code>meru</code> - ''Dreams of the First Age: Meru''
:<code>monk</code> - ''Scroll of the Monk''
:<code>npcs</code> - ''Scroll of Exalts''
:<code>ocdx</code> - ''Books of Sorcery III: Oadenol’s Codex''
:<code>rgd1</code> - ''Books of Sorcery IV: Roll of Glorious Divinity I''
:<code>rgd2</code> - ''Books of Sorcery V: Roll of Glorious Divinity II''
:<code>sfrd</code> - ''Scroll of Fallen Races: Dragon Kings''
:<code>sfrm</code> - ''Scroll of Fallen Races: Mountain Folk''
:<code>sesc</code> - ''Second Edition Storyteller’s Companion''
:<code>tdea</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions III: The East''
:<code>tdno</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions IV: The North''
:<code>tdsl</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions I: The Scavenger Lands''
:<code>tdso</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions IV: The South''
:<code>tdwe</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions II: The West''
:<code>undr</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions IV: Underworld''
:<code>whit</code> - ''Books of Sorcery II: White Treatise''
:<code>wola</code> - ''Books of Sorcery I: Wonders of the Lost Age''
:<code>wyld</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions II: The Wyld''
:<code>yush</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions III: Yu-Shan''

== Comments ==

I'd like to propose adding:

<code>gmhs</code> - ''Glories of the Most High: Unconquered Sun''

<code>gmhl</code> - ''Glories of the Most High: Luna''

<code>gmhm</code> - ''Glories of the Most High: Maidens''

If there are already existing abbreviations elsewhere (or they're here and I'm missing them somehow) please disregard!

- [[Siha]]

Wordman/ReferenceStandard

2021-04-26T07:51:27Z

Siha:

== Introduction ==

The Exalted Reference Standard (ERS) defines a system for referencing Exalted products. The idea is to provide a method for web authors and internet posters to cite references to Exalted books in web sites, net.books, posts and even databases and other software in a way that is:

* Unobtrusive. References should be as short as possible so they do not distract from the main text and take as little screen space as possible.
* Unified. Everyone using the system should use the same system, eliminating confusion.
* Flexible. References should be able to specify a page in a book, but also have the ability to site exact paragraphs and page ranges.

While this sounds a bit anal, the ERS was born from a need to fit page references into tables with very narrow columns. It suits this purpose very well, compressing a lot of information into a small space. I've used this system for a long time, mostly encoding page numbers into XML files and character sheets.

It should be mentioned that this system is not endorsed by White Wolf in any way.

== System ==

Each Exalted product is given a four-letter code. This code is used to indicate the book being referenced. This code is followed by a ".", then by a page number or a page range. If a single page is specified, it can also be followed with a comma and a column number. This can optionally be followed by another column and a paragraph number. The resulting syntax is as follows:

{code}.{page}[-{end page} | ,{column}[,{paragraph}] ]

This is easier to understand by looking at a view examples:

||Code||Meaning||
||ex2e.189||''Exalted Second Edition Core Book'', page 189.||
||ex2e.189-192||''Exalted Second Edition Core Book'', pages 189 through 192.||
||ex2e.189,2||''Exalted Second Edition Core Book'', page 189, column 2.||
||ex2e.189,2,3||''Exalted Second Edition Core Book'', page 189, column 2, paragraph 3.||

In practice, column and paragraph references are used very rarely, bordering on never.

Sidebars on pages are counted as columns that always come ''after'' columns of standard text. So, a reference like <code>ex2e.189,3</code> would refer to the sidebar on page 189 of the 2E core book labeled "Charm Concept: Elsewhere". Sidebars are counted starting at the top left, then going down, then going across.

When a paragraph is specified, heading or section lines are ignored, as are statistic lines. Only ''full'' paragraphs are counted. That is, a paragraph is only "in a column" when its first letter is in that column. So, the <code>ex2e.189,3</code> reference above refers to the paragraph that begins "Essence multiplies the force...".

== First Edition Codes ==

:<code>abys</code> - ''The Abyssals''
:<code>ab_a</code> - ''Aspect Book: Air''
:<code>ab_e</code> - ''Aspect Book: Earth''
:<code>ab_f</code> - ''Aspect Book: Fire''
:<code>ab_v</code> - ''Aspect Book: Water''
:<code>ab_w</code> - ''Aspect Book: Wood''
:<code>auto</code> - ''The Autochthonians''
:<code>bstn</code> - ''Bastions of the North''
:<code>bone</code> - ''Bone & Ebony''
:<code>bull</code> - ''Houses of the Bull God''
:<code>cb_d</code> - ''Caste Book: Dawn''
:<code>cb_e</code> - ''Caste Book: Eclipse''
:<code>cb_n</code> - ''Caste Book: Night''
:<code>cb_t</code> - ''Caste Book: Twilight''
:<code>cb_z</code> - ''Caste Book: Zenith''
:<code>coin</code> - ''Manacle and Coin''
:<code>comp</code> - ''Storyteller’s Companion''
:<code>core</code> - ''Exalted Core Rules''
:<code>crea</code> - ''Creatures of the Wyld''
:<code>cult</code> - ''Cult of the Illuminated''
:<code>dbld</code> - ''Dragon-Blooded''
:<code>fair</code> - ''Fair Folk''
:<code>halt</code> - ''Kingdom of Halta''
:<code>game</code> - ''Games of Divinity''
:<code>luna</code> - ''Lunars''
:<code>outc</code> - ''Outcastes''
:<code>play</code> - ''Player's Guide''
:<code>ruin</code> - ''Ruins of Rathess''
:<code>seas</code> - ''Savage Seas''
:<code>salt</code> - ''Blood and Salt''
:<code>scav</code> - ''The Scavenger Lands''
:<code>side</code> - ''Sidereals''
:<code>svnt</code> - ''Savant & Sorcerer''
:<code>time</code> - ''Time of Tumult''

== Second Edition Codes ==

:<code>blck</code> - ''Books of Sorcery II: Black Treatise''
:<code>ex2e</code> - ''Exalted Second Edition''
:<code>exab</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Abyssals''
:<code>exal</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Alchemicals''
:<code>exdb</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Dragon Blooded''
:<code>exin</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Infernals''
:<code>exlu</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Lunars''
:<code>exsd</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Sidereals''
:<code>hero</code> - ''Scroll of Heroes''
:<code>ilot</code> - ''Imperfect Lotus''
:<code>isle</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions I: The Blessed Isle''
:<code>king</code> - ''Scroll of Kings''
:<code>land</code> - ''Dreams of the First Age: Lands of Creation''
:<code>lord</code> - ''Dreams of the First Age: Lords of Creation''
:<code>lost</code> - ''Lost Arts of the Dead''
:<code>malf</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions V: Malfeas''
:<code>masq</code> - ''Graceful Wicked Masques: The Fair Folk''
:<code>meru</code> - ''Dreams of the First Age: Meru''
:<code>monk</code> - ''Scroll of the Monk''
:<code>npcs</code> - ''Scroll of Exalts''
:<code>ocdx</code> - ''Books of Sorcery III: Oadenol’s Codex''
:<code>rgd1</code> - ''Books of Sorcery IV: Roll of Glorious Divinity I''
:<code>rgd2</code> - ''Books of Sorcery V: Roll of Glorious Divinity II''
:<code>sfrd</code> - ''Scroll of Fallen Races: Dragon Kings''
:<code>sfrm</code> - ''Scroll of Fallen Races: Mountain Folk''
:<code>sesc</code> - ''Second Edition Storyteller’s Companion''
:<code>tdea</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions III: The East''
:<code>tdno</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions IV: The North''
:<code>tdsl</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions I: The Scavenger Lands''
:<code>tdso</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions IV: The South''
:<code>tdwe</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions II: The West''
:<code>undr</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions IV: Underworld''
:<code>whit</code> - ''Books of Sorcery II: White Treatise''
:<code>wola</code> - ''Books of Sorcery I: Wonders of the Lost Age''
:<code>wyld</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions II: The Wyld''
:<code>yush</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions III: Yu-Shan''

== Comments ==

I'd like to propose adding:

<code>gmhs</code> - ''Glories of the Most High: Unconquered Sun''
<code>gmhl</code> - ''for Glories of the Most High: Luna''
<code>gmhm</code> - ''for Glories of the Most High: Maidens''

If there are already existing abbreviations elsewhere (or they're here and I'm missing them somehow) please disregard!

- [[Siha]]

Wordman/ReferenceStandard

2021-04-26T07:50:19Z

Siha: /* Comments */

== Introduction ==

The Exalted Reference Standard (ERS) defines a system for referencing Exalted products. The idea is to provide a method for web authors and internet posters to cite references to Exalted books in web sites, net.books, posts and even databases and other software in a way that is:

* Unobtrusive. References should be as short as possible so they do not distract from the main text and take as little screen space as possible.
* Unified. Everyone using the system should use the same system, eliminating confusion.
* Flexible. References should be able to specify a page in a book, but also have the ability to site exact paragraphs and page ranges.

While this sounds a bit anal, the ERS was born from a need to fit page references into tables with very narrow columns. It suits this purpose very well, compressing a lot of information into a small space. I've used this system for a long time, mostly encoding page numbers into XML files and character sheets.

It should be mentioned that this system is not endorsed by White Wolf in any way.

== System ==

Each Exalted product is given a four-letter code. This code is used to indicate the book being referenced. This code is followed by a ".", then by a page number or a page range. If a single page is specified, it can also be followed with a comma and a column number. This can optionally be followed by another column and a paragraph number. The resulting syntax is as follows:

{code}.{page}[-{end page} | ,{column}[,{paragraph}] ]

This is easier to understand by looking at a view examples:

||Code||Meaning||
||ex2e.189||''Exalted Second Edition Core Book'', page 189.||
||ex2e.189-192||''Exalted Second Edition Core Book'', pages 189 through 192.||
||ex2e.189,2||''Exalted Second Edition Core Book'', page 189, column 2.||
||ex2e.189,2,3||''Exalted Second Edition Core Book'', page 189, column 2, paragraph 3.||

In practice, column and paragraph references are used very rarely, bordering on never.

Sidebars on pages are counted as columns that always come ''after'' columns of standard text. So, a reference like <code>ex2e.189,3</code> would refer to the sidebar on page 189 of the 2E core book labeled "Charm Concept: Elsewhere". Sidebars are counted starting at the top left, then going down, then going across.

When a paragraph is specified, heading or section lines are ignored, as are statistic lines. Only ''full'' paragraphs are counted. That is, a paragraph is only "in a column" when its first letter is in that column. So, the <code>ex2e.189,3</code> reference above refers to the paragraph that begins "Essence multiplies the force...".

== First Edition Codes ==

:<code>abys</code> - ''The Abyssals''
:<code>ab_a</code> - ''Aspect Book: Air''
:<code>ab_e</code> - ''Aspect Book: Earth''
:<code>ab_f</code> - ''Aspect Book: Fire''
:<code>ab_v</code> - ''Aspect Book: Water''
:<code>ab_w</code> - ''Aspect Book: Wood''
:<code>auto</code> - ''The Autochthonians''
:<code>bstn</code> - ''Bastions of the North''
:<code>bone</code> - ''Bone & Ebony''
:<code>bull</code> - ''Houses of the Bull God''
:<code>cb_d</code> - ''Caste Book: Dawn''
:<code>cb_e</code> - ''Caste Book: Eclipse''
:<code>cb_n</code> - ''Caste Book: Night''
:<code>cb_t</code> - ''Caste Book: Twilight''
:<code>cb_z</code> - ''Caste Book: Zenith''
:<code>coin</code> - ''Manacle and Coin''
:<code>comp</code> - ''Storyteller’s Companion''
:<code>core</code> - ''Exalted Core Rules''
:<code>crea</code> - ''Creatures of the Wyld''
:<code>cult</code> - ''Cult of the Illuminated''
:<code>dbld</code> - ''Dragon-Blooded''
:<code>fair</code> - ''Fair Folk''
:<code>halt</code> - ''Kingdom of Halta''
:<code>game</code> - ''Games of Divinity''
:<code>luna</code> - ''Lunars''
:<code>outc</code> - ''Outcastes''
:<code>play</code> - ''Player's Guide''
:<code>ruin</code> - ''Ruins of Rathess''
:<code>seas</code> - ''Savage Seas''
:<code>salt</code> - ''Blood and Salt''
:<code>scav</code> - ''The Scavenger Lands''
:<code>side</code> - ''Sidereals''
:<code>svnt</code> - ''Savant & Sorcerer''
:<code>time</code> - ''Time of Tumult''

== Second Edition Codes ==

:<code>blck</code> - ''Books of Sorcery II: Black Treatise''
:<code>ex2e</code> - ''Exalted Second Edition''
:<code>exab</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Abyssals''
:<code>exal</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Alchemicals''
:<code>exdb</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Dragon Blooded''
:<code>exin</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Infernals''
:<code>exlu</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Lunars''
:<code>exsd</code> - ''The Manual of Exalted Power: Sidereals''
:<code>hero</code> - ''Scroll of Heroes''
:<code>ilot</code> - ''Imperfect Lotus''
:<code>isle</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions I: The Blessed Isle''
:<code>king</code> - ''Scroll of Kings''
:<code>land</code> - ''Dreams of the First Age: Lands of Creation''
:<code>lord</code> - ''Dreams of the First Age: Lords of Creation''
:<code>lost</code> - ''Lost Arts of the Dead''
:<code>malf</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions V: Malfeas''
:<code>masq</code> - ''Graceful Wicked Masques: The Fair Folk''
:<code>meru</code> - ''Dreams of the First Age: Meru''
:<code>monk</code> - ''Scroll of the Monk''
:<code>npcs</code> - ''Scroll of Exalts''
:<code>ocdx</code> - ''Books of Sorcery III: Oadenol’s Codex''
:<code>rgd1</code> - ''Books of Sorcery IV: Roll of Glorious Divinity I''
:<code>rgd2</code> - ''Books of Sorcery V: Roll of Glorious Divinity II''
:<code>sfrd</code> - ''Scroll of Fallen Races: Dragon Kings''
:<code>sfrm</code> - ''Scroll of Fallen Races: Mountain Folk''
:<code>sesc</code> - ''Second Edition Storyteller’s Companion''
:<code>tdea</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions III: The East''
:<code>tdno</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions IV: The North''
:<code>tdsl</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions I: The Scavenger Lands''
:<code>tdso</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions IV: The South''
:<code>tdwe</code> - ''Compass of Terrestrial Directions II: The West''
:<code>undr</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions IV: Underworld''
:<code>whit</code> - ''Books of Sorcery II: White Treatise''
:<code>wola</code> - ''Books of Sorcery I: Wonders of the Lost Age''
:<code>wyld</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions II: The Wyld''
:<code>yush</code> - ''Compass of Celestial Directions III: Yu-Shan''

== Comments ==

I'd like to propose adding:

gmhs - for Glories of the Most High: Unconquered Sun
gmhl - for Glories of the Most High: Luna
gmhm - for Glories of the Most High: Maidens

If there are already existing abbreviations elsewhere (or they're here and I'm missing them somehow) please disregard!

- [[Siha]]

Siha

2021-04-26T07:47:45Z

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Eppur si muove.

User:Siha

2021-04-26T07:46:59Z

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Eppur si muove.

Talk:ArtifactList

2021-04-26T07:46:27Z

Siha:

Please remember to log on via the "Preferences" link, which appears on every page. Failure to do so causes your edits to be considered suspect, wasting the time of wikizens engeged in de-spam efforts. Also, it allows others to comment on your edits, which is one of the vital features of a multiple-user-editable resource like a wiki site. When there is no name, comments are less likely and, when they do occur, less effective. The previous edit, I would note, is an ideal candidate for the "minor edit" status, as it did not add significant content, just a minor correction of some of the already existing material. Finally, wiki-page authors: please sign your pages. This identifies your work to others, which protects the work itself, and allows us to more easily direct what comments are made to various edits and additions. These requests are born of the [[BestPractices]] page, not my own fancy, so please take them seriously. They are an important component of the developing culture of wiki-etiquette. -[[Suzume]]

:Right. I believe that would have been the person who last edited my list for me... whoever is continuing work on the Book of Bone and Ivory stuff, if you could kindly log in when you do so, that would be awesome. If it was actually me, then my bad, I guess. But cheers for the extensive heads-up about it, anyway. ~[[Megapope]]

::Many apologies. I was sure that I was logged in before I posted up the new artifacts. *glares at AOL* Again, many apologies. - [[Caelene]]

:Added the artifact chain shirt from the castebook dawn - just trying to make this awesome collection even better. - [[MadFreddy]]

::Cheers for that. Now that I have the Book of Bone and Ebony, I'll add in the rest of those artifacts soon. ~[[Megapope]]

Hey, I'm looking for either an Artifact version of the Hook Sword, or Knife. Generic though, not "Reborn Glacial Rain" or anything. Does anyone know of a canon one? -- [[GregLink]]

:I'm all but certain the only canon hooked sword artifact(s) are the Hooked Daiklaves of Dual Prowess from CB:N. If you take off the extra action ability, you could probably use those stats for "generic" hooked daiklaves. No memory of an artifact knife anywhere, though. - [[Hapushet]], who really likes the Dual Prowess blades, even if he's never actually used them

: I've added the Jade Hand. - [[TheHoverpope]]

: There's the Hook Daiklave on p 159 of Scroll of the Monk, which is included in this list. - [[Siha]]

I added ''Aspect Book: Wood'', the rest of ''Bone and Ebony'', page numbers and every artifact from Second Edition up to now. I sorted the list alphabetically, which makes more sense to me, since artifacts now have multiple sources. I have this as a spreadsheet, so could resort in some other way. - [[Wordman]]

This is a great work. Its comprehensive, useful and very valuable. Alphabetical works, and it works well, but have you considered organizing it by book. That way I can go something like, "what artifacts were in book x" and not have to look alphabetically. Anyway, great job, brilliant and I am glad that you did it. - [[Heru]]

: At the top of this page is a link to a Google Docs spreadsheet, which can be sorted anyway you like. - [[Wordman]]

There are a few 2E artifacts that I'm aware of that seem to be missing from the list - I will try to find time to add them, but off the top of my head, there's the Prayer Piece from GMH: UCS and the Floating Ribbon from GMH: Maidens. I'll note if I find any others. - [[Siha]]

Talk:ArtifactList

2021-04-26T07:46:08Z

Siha:

Please remember to log on via the "Preferences" link, which appears on every page. Failure to do so causes your edits to be considered suspect, wasting the time of wikizens engeged in de-spam efforts. Also, it allows others to comment on your edits, which is one of the vital features of a multiple-user-editable resource like a wiki site. When there is no name, comments are less likely and, when they do occur, less effective. The previous edit, I would note, is an ideal candidate for the "minor edit" status, as it did not add significant content, just a minor correction of some of the already existing material. Finally, wiki-page authors: please sign your pages. This identifies your work to others, which protects the work itself, and allows us to more easily direct what comments are made to various edits and additions. These requests are born of the [[BestPractices]] page, not my own fancy, so please take them seriously. They are an important component of the developing culture of wiki-etiquette. -[[Suzume]]

:Right. I believe that would have been the person who last edited my list for me... whoever is continuing work on the Book of Bone and Ivory stuff, if you could kindly log in when you do so, that would be awesome. If it was actually me, then my bad, I guess. But cheers for the extensive heads-up about it, anyway. ~[[Megapope]]

::Many apologies. I was sure that I was logged in before I posted up the new artifacts. *glares at AOL* Again, many apologies. - [[Caelene]]

:Added the artifact chain shirt from the castebook dawn - just trying to make this awesome collection even better. - [[MadFreddy]]

::Cheers for that. Now that I have the Book of Bone and Ebony, I'll add in the rest of those artifacts soon. ~[[Megapope]]

Hey, I'm looking for either an Artifact version of the Hook Sword, or Knife. Generic though, not "Reborn Glacial Rain" or anything. Does anyone know of a canon one? -- [[GregLink]]

:I'm all but certain the only canon hooked sword artifact(s) are the Hooked Daiklaves of Dual Prowess from CB:N. If you take off the extra action ability, you could probably use those stats for "generic" hooked daiklaves. No memory of an artifact knife anywhere, though. - [[Hapushet]], who really likes the Dual Prowess blades, even if he's never actually used them

: I've added the Jade Hand. - [[TheHoverpope]]

: There's the Hook Daiklave on p 159 of Scroll of the Monk, which is included in this list.

I added ''Aspect Book: Wood'', the rest of ''Bone and Ebony'', page numbers and every artifact from Second Edition up to now. I sorted the list alphabetically, which makes more sense to me, since artifacts now have multiple sources. I have this as a spreadsheet, so could resort in some other way. - [[Wordman]]

This is a great work. Its comprehensive, useful and very valuable. Alphabetical works, and it works well, but have you considered organizing it by book. That way I can go something like, "what artifacts were in book x" and not have to look alphabetically. Anyway, great job, brilliant and I am glad that you did it. - [[Heru]]

: At the top of this page is a link to a Google Docs spreadsheet, which can be sorted anyway you like. - [[Wordman]]

There are a few 2E artifacts that I'm aware of that seem to be missing from the list - I will try to find time to add them, but off the top of my head, there's the Prayer Piece from GMH: UCS and the Floating Ribbon from GMH: Maidens. I'll note if I find any others. - [[Siha]]