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 == Comments ==
-<i>Look [[Artifacts/MoxianeConstruction/MoxianeConstructionOldComments|here]] for old comments</i>
+<i>Look [[Artifacts/MoxianeConstructionOldComments|here]] for old comments</i>
 OK - this now is functionally complete. Fluff and stuff needs adding, but the basic structure <i>seems</i> sound. Reduced to three ranks of artefact - sorcery gets by on Terrestrial to Solar plus thaumaturgy, so I can too. - [[Moxiane]]

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 [#Ranking]
 === Artefact Ranking ===
-Artefacts in Exalted have both a rating (between &bull; and &bull;&bull;&bull;&bull;&bull; or NArtifacts/[[MoxianeConstruction/A]]) and a rank (first to third), wherein the rating represents the approximate power of the artefact within its rank. First rank artefacts are the weakest sort, being relatively common and readily (if not cheaply) available to Essence-users, while third rank artefacts are things of legend, with their own histories and legends, and those who would use or wield them would be wise to keep this in mind, since items of such power have their own destinies to fulfil.
+Artefacts in Exalted have both a rating (between &bull; and &bull;&bull;&bull;&bull;&bull; or N/A) and a rank (first to third), wherein the rating represents the approximate power of the artefact within its rank. First rank artefacts are the weakest sort, being relatively common and readily (if not cheaply) available to Essence-users, while third rank artefacts are things of legend, with their own histories and legends, and those who would use or wield them would be wise to keep this in mind, since items of such power have their own destinies to fulfil.
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 The system presented below uses a number of terms and abbreviations which are repeated on numerous occasions. Rather than explain what these mean after every use, the vast majority of them are defined below:
-;<i>A</i>: Artefact rating (i.e.: &bull; to &bull;&bull;&bull;&bull;&bull; or NArtifacts/[[MoxianeConstruction/A]]). Most often used as a number in a formula or as the difficulty for a particular test. Where applicable an NArtifacts/[[MoxianeConstruction/A]] rating is considered to be 10.
+;<i>A</i>: Artefact rating (i.e.: &bull; to &bull;&bull;&bull;&bull;&bull; or N/A). Most often used as a number in a formula or as the difficulty for a particular test. Where applicable an N/A rating is considered to be 10.
 ;<i>R</i>: Repair rating (see <b>Exalted: the Outcaste</b> for more details). This represents the relative difficulty in maintaining and repairing the artefact, and is rated between 0 and 5. A Repair 0 artefact is essentially maintenance-free.
 ;Major power: The prime function of the artefact & the purpose for which is was constructed. The major power(s) for most artefacts should be intuitively obvious to someone looking at or holding the artefact in question, since its shape and appearance is most strongly affected by them, for example: the major power of a daiklave is its power as a weapon.
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 The most commonly-seen second rank artefacts are weapons and armour left over from the First Age, things like warstriders and Dragon Armours, or naval and emplacement weapons like implosion bows or lightning ballistae, things that the powers-that-be had a vested interest in keeping maintained in working order. Less militarily important artefacts, such as those designed to control the local weather or to keep the water supply for a city clean and pure, fell by the wayside and succumbed to the ravages of time and poor maintenance.
-Second rank artefacts are generally rated between &bull;&bull; and &bull;&bull;&bull;&bull;&bull;, although some few rate as high as NArtifacts/[[MoxianeConstruction/A]] (Lookshy’s prime skyship <i>Skywolf</i> is one such).
+Second rank artefacts are generally rated between &bull;&bull; and &bull;&bull;&bull;&bull;&bull;, although some few rate as high as N/A (Lookshy’s prime skyship <i>Skywolf</i> is one such).
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 Third rank artefacts are wonders of the First Age, the stuff of myth and legend even in that many-splendoured time. Even the weakest of them can outshine the Tlower ranks, and the greatest are known throughout Creation, their very names the subject of beer-fuelled discussion amongst the scavengers of the East – such creations as Soul Mirror, and the Defences of the Realm, as well as the ancient First Age weapons that were used against the Fair Folk during their incursions following the Great Contagion.
-Solar rank artefacts all uniformly powerful, usually rated between &bull;&bull;&bull;&bull; and NArtifacts/[[MoxianeConstruction/A]]
+Solar rank artefacts all uniformly powerful, usually rated between &bull;&bull;&bull;&bull; and N/A
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 ** Whenever the character achieves no successes on a die roll it counts as a botch.
-The destiny of these artefacts has another, often unexpected, effect. Since they force the pattern spiders to alter their works to accommodate the power of the artefact, the pattern spiders express their displeasure with the creator by inflicting Paradox on him (see <b>Exalted: the Sidereals</b> p. 214-5). He suffers a number of dice of Paradox equal to the rating of the artefact he created (NArtifacts/[[MoxianeConstruction/A]] rated artefacts count as 10) and, if appropriate, immediately suffers from pattern bite. The Sidereal Exalted are struck especially hard by this, since the pattern spiders feel that the Maiden’s Chosen should know better - they will always receive at least one point of Paradox regardless of the result of the dice, this point is <i>permanent</i> and thus reduces the total amount of temporary Paradox that the Sidereal has to accumulate before suffering pattern bite by one.
+The destiny of these artefacts has another, often unexpected, effect. Since they force the pattern spiders to alter their works to accommodate the power of the artefact, the pattern spiders express their displeasure with the creator by inflicting Paradox on him (see <b>Exalted: the Sidereals</b> p. 214-5). He suffers a number of dice of Paradox equal to the rating of the artefact he created (N/A rated artefacts count as 10) and, if appropriate, immediately suffers from pattern bite. The Sidereal Exalted are struck especially hard by this, since the pattern spiders feel that the Maiden’s Chosen should know better - they will always receive at least one point of Paradox regardless of the result of the dice, this point is <i>permanent</i> and thus reduces the total amount of temporary Paradox that the Sidereal has to accumulate before suffering pattern bite by one.
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 == Comments ==
-<i>Look [[/MoxianeConstructionOldComments|here]] for old comments</i>
+<i>Look [[Artifacts/MoxianeConstruction/MoxianeConstructionOldComments|here]] for old comments</i>
 OK - this now is functionally complete. Fluff and stuff needs adding, but the basic structure <i>seems</i> sound. Reduced to three ranks of artefact - sorcery gets by on Terrestrial to Solar plus thaumaturgy, so I can too. - [[Moxiane]]

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