Lossefion/Charms - Revision history

Raven Xanthus at 09:02, 1 June 2015

2015-06-01T09:02:02Z

Lossefion at 23:29, 30 May 2015

2015-05-30T23:29:01Z

Lossefion: /* Dawn Caste: War */

2015-05-30T23:23:15Z

‎Dawn Caste: War

Lossefion: /* Dawn Caste: War */

2015-05-30T23:07:46Z

‎Dawn Caste: War

Lossefion: /* Dawn Caste: War */

2015-05-30T23:07:11Z

‎Dawn Caste: War

Raven Xanthus: /* Comments */

2015-05-30T07:50:19Z

‎Comments

Lossefion: /* Eclipse Caste: Linguistics */

2015-05-30T06:15:47Z

‎Eclipse Caste: Linguistics

Lossefion at 06:14, 30 May 2015

2015-05-30T06:14:13Z

Lossefion at 04:42, 30 May 2015

2015-05-30T04:42:27Z

Lossefion: /* Dawn Caste: War */

2015-05-30T04:00:03Z

‎Dawn Caste: War

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	--- The original concept was to make a smaller group of more elite soldiers. Please have a look at Stark's original concept and compare the two. Where (Essence) is specified, it is always the character's Permanent Essence rating. - [[User:Lossefion\|Lossefion]], 30-05-15, 00:28AM (UTC)		--- The original concept was to make a smaller group of more elite soldiers. Please have a look at Stark's original concept and compare the two. Where (Essence) is specified, it is always the character's Permanent Essence rating. - [[User:Lossefion\|Lossefion]], 30-05-15, 00:28AM (UTC)
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		+	----Ah, excuse me the magnitude looked like it said Essecence <b> +2 </b> emphisis mine... Much Clearer now. Thank you Lossefion.

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	== '''Comments''' ==		== '''Comments''' ==
	Hmm, the War charms look like their capstone produces an effect more akin to Rider's Army of the King in Fate/Zero. Creating an army of heroic level warriors to fight at your side is actually pretty strong when you get into the fact that their Might can get absorbingly high, unless you mean permanent Essence and then such a limit makes it still a solid capstone.		Hmm, the War charms look like their capstone produces an effect more akin to Rider's Army of the King in Fate/Zero. Creating an army of heroic level warriors to fight at your side is actually pretty strong when you get into the fact that their Might can get absorbingly high, unless you mean permanent Essence and then such a limit makes it still a solid capstone.
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		+	--- The original concept was to make a smaller group of more elite soldiers. Please have a look at Stark's original concept and compare the two. Where (Essence) is specified, it is always the character's Permanent Essence rating. - [[User:Lossefion\|Lossefion]], 30-05-15, 00:28AM (UTC)

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 ==Dawn Caste: War==
-'''Preamble''': ''These charms were developed based upon a concept by [[User:Stark|Stark]]. Using existing charms from the Dragonblooded and Infernal (!) manuals, I further modified them into something I felt was more  cohesive. These charms have not entered play yet. I consider this charmset historically to have been a relic of the most desperate times of the Primordial War. This is the reason the Sorcerous keyword has been used here. The tree has been dubbed'' '''Army Of One Approach'''. ''The original concept may be found at [[Stark/ArmyOfMemoriesApproach]]''
+'''Preamble''': ''These charms were developed based upon a concept by [[User:Stark|Stark]]. I was not entirely happy with the charms as originally written. Using existing charms from the Dragonblooded and Infernal (!) manuals, I further modified them into something I felt was a more cohesive alternative. These charms have not entered play yet. I consider this charmset historically to have been a relic of the most desperate times of the Primordial War. This is the reason the Sorcerous keyword has been used here. The tree has been dubbed'' '''Army Of One Approach'''. ''The original concept may be found at [[Stark/ArmyOfMemoriesApproach]]''
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 ==Dawn Caste: War==
-'''Preamble''': ''These charms were developed based upon a concept by [[User:Stark|Stark]]. Using existing charms from the Dragonblooded and Infernal (!) manuals, I further modified them into something I felt was more  cohesive. These charms have not entered play yet. I consider this charmset historically to have been a relic of the most desperate times of the Primordial War. This is the reason the Sorcerous keyword has been used here. The tree has been dubbed'' '''Army Of One Approach'''. ''The original concept may be found at'' [[Stark/ArmyOfMemoriesApproach]]
+'''Preamble''': ''These charms were developed based upon a concept by [[User:Stark|Stark]]. Using existing charms from the Dragonblooded and Infernal (!) manuals, I further modified them into something I felt was more  cohesive. These charms have not entered play yet. I consider this charmset historically to have been a relic of the most desperate times of the Primordial War. This is the reason the Sorcerous keyword has been used here. The tree has been dubbed'' '''Army Of One Approach'''. ''The original concept may be found at [[Stark/ArmyOfMemoriesApproach]]''
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 ==Dawn Caste: War==
-'''Preamble''': ''These charms were developed based upon a concept by [[User:Stark|Stark]]. Using existing charms from the Dragonblooded and Infernal (!) manuals, these were further modified into something I felt was cohesive. These charms have not entered play yet. I consider this charmset historically to have been a relic of the most desperate times of the Primordial War. This is the reason the Sorcerous keyword has been used here. The tree has been dubbed'' '''Army Of One Approach'''.
+'''Preamble''': ''These charms were developed based upon a concept by [[User:Stark|Stark]]. Using existing charms from the Dragonblooded and Infernal (!) manuals, I further modified them into something I felt was more  cohesive. These charms have not entered play yet. I consider this charmset historically to have been a relic of the most desperate times of the Primordial War. This is the reason the Sorcerous keyword has been used here. The tree has been dubbed'' '''Army Of One Approach'''. ''The original concept may be found at'' [[Stark/ArmyOfMemoriesApproach]]
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	== '''Comments''' ==		== '''Comments''' ==
		+	Hmm, the War charms look like their capstone produces an effect more akin to Rider's Army of the King in Fate/Zero. Creating an army of heroic level warriors to fight at your side is actually pretty strong when you get into the fact that their Might can get absorbingly high, unless you mean permanent Essence and then such a limit makes it still a solid capstone.

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 '''Steadfast Message Technique''' (from the Exalted fan wiki)
-'''Cost:'''3m; '''Type:'''Reflexive
+'''Cost:'''3m; '''Type:''' Reflexive;
-'''Mins:''' Linguistics 1,Essence 1
+'''Mins:''' Linguistics 1,Essence 1;
-'''Duration:''' Instant.
+'''Duration:''' Instant;
-'''Keywords:''' Combo-OK
+'''Keywords:''' Combo-OK;
 '''Prerequisites:''' Any Linguistics Excellency
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 '''Light-Racing Sovereign Missives''' (from the Exalted fan wiki)
 '''Cost:'''--;  '''Type:''' Permanent
-'''Mins:''' Linguistics 4,Essence 3
+'''Cost:'''--;  '''Type:''' Permanent;
 '''Prerequisites:''' Steadfast Message Technique
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 '''Courteous Lord's Ear''' (from the Exalted fan wiki)
 '''Cost:'''--;  '''Type:''' Permanent
-'''Mins:''' Linguistics 4, Essence 3
+'''Cost:'''--;  '''Type:''' Permanent;
 '''Prerequisites:''' Steadfast Message Technique

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	A leader fit for legend must have an army to match. This charm permanently upgrades its prerequisite allowing the solar to add 1 willpower in addition to Was-I-Ever-That-Green Milestone's cost to upgrade the conjured extras from the regular to the elite soldier profile (Exalted Core Rulebook, pg.280). In Mass Combat, the unit gains Might equal to (Essence).		A leader fit for legend must have an army to match. This charm permanently upgrades its prerequisite allowing the solar to add 1 willpower in addition to Was-I-Ever-That-Green Milestone's cost to upgrade the conjured extras from the regular to the elite soldier profile (Exalted Core Rulebook, pg.280). In Mass Combat, the unit gains Might equal to (Essence).
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		+	==Eclipse Caste: Linguistics==
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		+	'''Preamble:''' ''These charms were suggested by Stark for use having been culled from the original Exalted Wiki, Since that wiki and several others are now defunct, we cannot source the original author. If you know who it might be, please do not hesitate to say. These charms were modified from Bureaucracy, as we felt Linguistics to be a better fit.''
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		+	'''Steadfast Message Technique''' (from the Exalted fan wiki)
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		+	'''Cost:'''3m; '''Type:'''Reflexive
		+	'''Mins:''' Linguistics 1,Essence 1
		+	'''Duration:''' Instant.
		+	'''Keywords:''' Combo-OK
		+	'''Prerequisites:''' Any Linguistics Excellency
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		+	Even the monstrous titans of ages past could not intercept the missives of the Quicksilver Falcons. This charm allows a Lawgiver to send a message to anyone within (Essence x 10) miles in the same realm of existence, and know that it will arrive within (11 - Essence) long ticks. The message can be as long as they desire, and may include any one object small enough for a normal human to hold in one hand. The message's delivery cannot be prevented or delayed by any means, nor can it be intercepted or accessed by anyone save the intended recipient; add the Lawgiver's Essence to any UFIO roll-offs with competing effects. The exact method of delivery is up to the Lawgiver; they may describe it as they wish, whether through couriers or pigeons or more obviously supernatural effects. Regardless of the method, though, it is in reality merely a manifestation of Solar magic -- efforts to stop it are futile, and will at best only result in the message being delivered by another method.
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		+	At Essence 5, this charm automatically upgrades to allow messages to reach anyone, anywhere, in any realm of existence, provided at least some theoretical method of delivery exists. (It is not possible, for instance, to send messages from Creation to Autochthonia as long as the Seal of the Eight Divinities remains intact.)
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		+	'''Light-Racing Sovereign Missives''' (from the Exalted fan wiki)
		+	'''Cost:'''--; '''Type:''' Permanent
		+	'''Mins:''' Linguistics 4,Essence 3
		+	'''Prerequisites:''' Steadfast Message Technique
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		+	The words of the Lawgivers travel at the speed of their glory. This charm enhances its prerequisite, changing the time required for the message to arrive from long ticks to simple ticks. Additionally, at the Solar's option, they may invoke that charm with a duration of 'scene', allowing them to commit the motes required and repeatedly use its power for free for as long as they remain committed.
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		+	'''Courteous Lord's Ear''' (from the Exalted fan wiki)
		+	'''Cost:'''--; '''Type:''' Permanent
		+	'''Mins:''' Linguistics 4, Essence 3
		+	'''Prerequisites:''' Steadfast Message Technique
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		+	The Quicksilver Falcons listen as well as they speak, knowing that this lends weight to their own words. When the Solar chooses, this charm enhances its prerequisite, allowing those who receive messages from it to immediately respond as if they knew the same charm (with all of the Lawgiver's upgrades); mortals may pay 1 WP instead of the mote cost.
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		+	If the Lawgiver also knows Light-Racing Sovereign Missives, communication may be instantaneous. Additionally, the two upgrades can be used together for far more dramatic effect; by committing the motes with that charm, the Lawgiver may use this to simultaneously open direct communication channels with up to (Essence x 2) people at once, and may at his option allow this to form a 'conference', letting them hear each other as well.
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		+	In any case, when used with Light-Racing Sovereign Missives' commitment, the recipient need not pay any cost to respond. The physical manifestations of communication performed with both upgrades may also be much more dramatic and supernatural -- for instance, some Lawgivers favor floating 'windows' in the air that allow each party to see each other and the area directly around them. (Such visual views, however, require the permission of the person on the other side to open.)

	== '''Comments''' ==		== '''Comments''' ==

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	A leader fit for legend must have an army to match. This charm permanently upgrades its prerequisite allowing the solar to add 1 willpower in addition to Was-I-Ever-That-Green Milestone's cost to upgrade the conjured extras from the regular to the elite soldier profile (Exalted Core Rulebook, pg.280). In Mass Combat, the unit gains Might equal to (Essence).		A leader fit for legend must have an army to match. This charm permanently upgrades its prerequisite allowing the solar to add 1 willpower in addition to Was-I-Ever-That-Green Milestone's cost to upgrade the conjured extras from the regular to the elite soldier profile (Exalted Core Rulebook, pg.280). In Mass Combat, the unit gains Might equal to (Essence).
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		+	== '''Comments''' ==