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Favourites

So I've resisted making a page for this purpose for a long time, but as Wordman points out, it is actually useful for getting people to look at neglected pages that could otherwise be buried in the mass.

• back to Shataina.
• back to Favorites.
• over to real books that've inspired Shataina.

Genius

I'm just gonna alphabetize these contributors, and try to find the one best thing I think each has done. I apologize to anyone who feels ignored. I've never had time to read everything, particularly not in recent years.

The best two general projects on the Wiki are these:

• LexiconOfElderDays : a defunct group game that fleshed out the First Age immensely, flavour-wise.
• NexusProject : a less-bounded group game that fleshed out the city of Nexus immensely, flavour-wise.

EJGRgunner is a friend of mine and never did much here, but

• EJGRgunner/TheObsidianProphecies : if you like weird prophecy stuff, it's for you.

Falcon is someone I'm also biased about, but hey.

• MartialArts/DreamsAndNightmaresStyle : Dustin Shampel and I based our drafts for Quicksilver Hand of Dreams Style, which appeared in "Scroll of the Monk", on this excellent Celestial "Exalted 1" style.

FourWillowsWeeping has done a huge amount of stuff for both 1 and 2; some leaves me cold but it's always well-crafted.

• MartialArts/TreadingOnDiamondsStyle : a beautiful Indian-dance-y starry Celestial style, I think for 1. Try to get Willows to talk about his brilliant Indian dancing-based RPG "Mridangam", too.

Ikselam did several cool things in a few categories for "Exalted 1". Much is adaptable to 2.

• Artifacts/Ikselam : As he says, "Especially at the lower levels, you can make up all kinds of neat 'utility' artifacts that have little or no military application, and I think it's a shame more people don't." It is! And he sets such a good example!

I know little of JPCardier except ...

• JPCardier/DemonKillerWhite : One Sidereal took care of the Tepet legions.

I'm most biased of all about Morpheus. If you like insanely specific and detailed rules, his systems are for you.

• MoLinguistics : an attempt to provide lots of languages and a more realistic system for them.

Quendalon also did a a few great "Exalted 1" things. Much is adaptable to 2.

• Quendalon/Numerology : neat occult associations. Very flavourful!

OK I'm done for now.

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