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Actually I was thinking attitude and manerisms rather than appearance, weapons, and fighting styles. Lookshy does have a very Sparta-like society, and before the Outcasts book came out I imagined them as very Western like. Now I think of them as sort of Spartan mixed with Feudal Japan...

Honestly that's why I said "seems to me." I struggled for a bit of time to wrap my brain around the way that the Exalted world works, and I imagine, depending on how you look at it, we could both be right. Since Exalted wasn't directly pulled from one source, anything is possible right?

As the series goes on you get to see the political manuevering of the nobles and such. It's the setting in general outside the arena that I was thinking would be a great example of the Corrupt Dragon-blood society. It would be a great place for the PCs to start out mortal, having to put up...

I just watched Season 1 of Sparticus: Blood and Sand the other day, and I thought to myself that the setting would make a great starting point for an Exalted Game. PCs could be Gladiators, citizens, slaves, nobles, etc, while the cruel and arrogant nobles could be Dragon Bloods just waiting to...

Most of the first edition books are still available at game shops, through Amazon.com or Ebay. You can also get them through drivethroughrpg.com in PDF or book form. I highly recommend the Halta book if you are going into that area.

So I was thinking about a new campaign featuring a Deathlord as the major antagonist for the campaign (yep, Mask of Winters). While thinking about that I thought back to the figures on where the various Solar Essence shard went when they were freed from the Jade Prison. There were originally...

99% of the Lore related info in the 1st Edition books is still cannon. The new edition was primarily a rules change with a name changes to clear up some of the confusion on the darker side of Creations (Mafeans and Neverborn etc). The stats for various critters might have to be tweeked a bit...

1st Rule of Storytelling/GMing: Never make up more than you have to.  If a couple of notes is all you need, so be it.  If a full character sheet and picture is what you feel you need, go for it. 2nd Rule of Storytelling:  When all else fails fake it.  If you introduce a character on the...

Oh yeah... There is a bestiary out there for 1st edition called Creatures of the Wyld. http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product_i ... =1308&it=1 I also used a book called Bygone Bestiary. It was a World of Darkness book that was originally created so you could put some legendary monsters into...

Hey that list is pretty cool!  I love Wikipedia for info (even if it can be unreliable at times).   I actually used the list to come up with some good names for characters.  For example: Shade Serpent - Abyssal Exalt Mnemnon Kijo - Fire Aspect Dragonblood

I believe they should be inside the complex.  Perhaps the Behemoth is on a lower level.  I'm trying to decide if the Amulet of Five Dragons opens the whole complex and removing the weapons is the trigger to waken the undead behemoth, or if the lock for the amulet will be inside of the tomb...

I'm thinking the original Circle (the deathknights) are somehow linked to the Behemoth by destiny.  They had the weapons forged to kill the beasty, and yes they are bad ass (4 or 5 points each).  In theory the PCs could kill the behemoth with their own weapons, but they would be hard...

And perhaps the only way to kill it is with the weapons of the orignal circle of Solars who slew it in the first place! (and who are now a circle of Death Knights!)

That was kind of what I had in mind.  I suppose if I wanna think on a big scale the key could unlock an underground complex where both the Behemoth and the bodies of their former Solar selves are locked away.   The Cloud of Essence could easily be a result of the undead Behemoth being...

Sounds interesting, it kinda reminds me of Final Fantasy VII when Sephiroth unleashes the "Weapons" to wreak havoc on the world! My original thought was that when the chamber was opened a magic fog/cloud would issue forth throughout the city cause anyone with even a small amount of darkness in...

Okay time to show that I'm a bit of a Nube,  :oops: Behemoth and Hecatontyre, where do I find info on these?

Here's the situation: I have an Exalted game on hiatus right now for a couple of reasons.  The primary one is that I was running it and a D&D game and I was suffering from major burn out.  Now that I have one over with, I can concetrate on the Exalted game a little more. My original plot...

Just a quick question: How do you guys handle the extensive amount of time it takes to travel around Creation?  It seems like if a circle wants to move around and travel to various places during the Cronicle they would spend all of the game time travelling and next to none of it in actual...

I hadn't thought about changing the link between the two adventures since they aren't connected in that way in the book, but that's not a bad idea.  And I might make him a Fae, after all they are kinda vampirish in a way, feeding off of the emotions of their victims.

I made the Half-dwarf just a regular Demonblood.  In the book he's secretly selling slaves.  So I figure since slavery is legal in the realm, he's working against the guild and he's selling slaves to some one nasty, like the Fae Folk.     Still working on the bubear Vampire.  I might make...