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For our campaign we determined that 4Chan's Longcat was the missing Primordial, in the form of the Infinite Cat at the End of the World. A snow white feline with piercing blue eyes that can only be seen during times when the very fabric of Creation is in peril. As such it was seen by a few...

the Djala pretty much only show up in Faka Kun's write up in castebook night.

what exactly does the Buried Gods section of the Mountain FOlk chapter have to do with Fair Folk oaths? and you're misinterpreting what the text says,   the Eclipse Diplomatic Immunity isn't related to sanctified oaths. (at least mechanically) They are adept at getting around the oaths...

well neither MF or DK matter for one flying fuck in Creation.  Creation belongs firmly to humanity, the glory days of Reptiods and Dwarves has long past.

just in case noone reads it, the next book in the series is... Scroll of the Lesser Races and will cover the Dragon Kings and Mountain Folk.

well all thats left of a ghost is memory and essence, stands to reason they can channel essence.

Ghost rules won't be in the Abyssal book, just like it won't give more then a passing mention to the Underworld.

Raksha, much to my dismay shows up in the Scavenger Lands book,

The Deathlords fit better as the most powerful of the Onceborn malfeans then as the Antedeluvians.

nope, not in the 1E core, or the 2E core. Just like always.  Although the majority of powers in the Underwold will treat them like they do, as to not miss off their masters.

wow, 4years ago, my group adopted her, and the Eclipse nursed her back to health (leading up to hot lesbian Exalt sex) before a cousin of hers picked her up in a city NorthEast of Sijan to head back to the Realm.

The pact covers Spirits, Demons, and the Fair Folk.  The Deathlords are free to kick the Eclipse to the curb if they so choose.  The mortal is best to follow his masters lead, a mortal attacking a Solar Exalt isn't likely to end well for the mortal. AFter all it would have been kind of hard...

Charms trump rate if I'm not mistaken.

Pretty much ALL Lunar charms in 1E involved shapeshifting, and still Eclipses had only a limited number they were excluded from learning.

So have we all, but judging from the STC Lunars a getting a huge revamp.

Why are Noble Fair Folk on a  lower tier then Enlightened Mountain Folk?  Fair Folk get higher attribute and ability caps, more applicable combat charms.  Ditto for the Dragon Blooded, Charms beat the pants off of anything the mountain folk can muster.   At the very least the 3rd and 4th...

Well, Fair Folk get really handicaped when it comes to magical conflict with the Exalted.  The way they make up for it is ungodly Attributes and Abilities.   minmaxed Fair Folk can get combat pools nearly as high as minmaxed  charm using Solars.

just like 1E.

paired with flurry charms FSC is a weapon of mass destruction.

isnt Kol supposed to have been a "mere" mortal?