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Dice Lunar Fury - Exalted 3e OOC
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Sherwood
Luna's Concubine
Yes. It is likely that the green one is Ligier, another demon of the third circle. Just as Rykon said, he is a army of his own.
Rykon
Five Thousand Club
I doubt we'd have enough intel to discern that for certain, it's just a kind of poetic flourish for the Fae to start with the extremes of light and dark.
They are creatures fond enough of exaggerated mythos and legends to indulge in such things after all.
They are creatures fond enough of exaggerated mythos and legends to indulge in such things after all.
Aranfan
Member
Shall I add a Cold Iron Spear to my sheet Sherwood?
Psychie
Princess Psychie
If I am not mistaken, Erembour is the fetich demon of the Ebon Dragon, while Ligier is of Malfias himself.
Sherwood
Luna's Concubine
Yes, the airship has many cold iron weapons of various types (swords, spears, etc).
Rykon
Five Thousand Club
Yep and if we can permanently destroy both of those souls it will drastically alter the nature of those titans. Toun is capable of such a thing, provided he actually lands a solid enough hit to deal damage.
Aranfan
Member
IIRC, Erembour is not the fetich soul of the Ebon Dragon. She is, however, the oversoul of both Alueva and Mara. Mara being both social spec and as good at black claw style as a solar.
Rykon
Five Thousand Club
I hope we do end up fighting Alveua and Octavian again in this Edition. We'll have a chance to put em in their place for good. Not too worried about Mara given that she has only the one martial art and mostly social powers.
Sherwood
Luna's Concubine
Up to you. It could go either way. She is a true paragon of sorcery, but she is also a true whackadoodle, and is capricious with her whims and is surrounded by a large army of apemen that have a fanatical level of loyalty to her.Looks like Hazels dream was more on the money than I intended. Its starting to rain spheres.
Sherwood
On a scale of 1 to 10, with one being afraid of being kidnapped and eaten alive, and 10 being happy to see a true hero, what would a sorcery think of seeing Raksi?
D. Rex
Magic Eight Ball
I remember Eremour being called the herald of the Ebon Dragon.
Though! I dont know who the ebon dragon, mara, or alveua.
I know who Octavian is though!
Though! I dont know who the ebon dragon, mara, or alveua.
I know who Octavian is though!
Aranfan
Member
Have you read Black Claw Style? That shit is scary af.
D. Rex
Magic Eight Ball
Gotcha! So like a 2.5 or 3.
Sherwood
Luna's Concubine
OOC Ebon Dragon is the Empress' husband, and a true 11 on the badass scale.
Aranfan
Member
Oh god, I hated that in 2e. I much prefer the idea that the Silver Pact managed to assassinate Scarlet.
Edit: From what I read of the lunar document, they also seem to be moving away from insane cannibal for characterizing Raksi.
Edit: From what I read of the lunar document, they also seem to be moving away from insane cannibal for characterizing Raksi.
Rykon
Five Thousand Club
I have read 2E's version and it was mostly about manipulating the perception of onlookers and poisoning opponents rather than dealing damage to the person in question. If she can't overcome our soaks, she's as threatening as a nursing babe.
Gwen and Hazel could thrash the crap out of her simply by keeping distance and she won't have a chance of disengaging from Toun to close the gap without putting in some effort. She also can't grapple an opponent of Legendary Size, the fight begins and ends with a clench from his jaws and a barrage of arrows and fire at her forehead. Not to mention Selket, Idris, and Two Mornings.
Remember, we are some scary monsters too. Ones that won the first war. We beat em once, we'll do it again. It's far from an unfair fight for us to take on SCDs with a little coordination and preparation.
Aranfan
Member
3e Black Claw is in the core book. It is scary, as scary as any of the other styles. We'd probably be able to beat her if for no other reason than that Excellencies are busted, and she doesn't have one, but don't underestimate her.
D. Rex
Magic Eight Ball
What are the mechanics behind cold iron?
Aranfan
Member
They deal Aggravated damage to fae.
Rykon
Five Thousand Club
That is partly why I'm confident. Demon's don't have Excellencies nor a good counter for onslaught and wound penalties. Those are the purview of the Exalted.
Charms aren't all that overwhelming in this edition like they were in 2E. Good strategy goes a very long way to humbling opponents like SCDs.
D. Rex
they deal aggravated damage instead of lethal, making the wounds near impossible to heal without a lot of effort and time outside of battle. During the battle itself its not as much of an advantage unless the opponent escapes. In which case they are vulnerable while recovering.
Charms aren't all that overwhelming in this edition like they were in 2E. Good strategy goes a very long way to humbling opponents like SCDs.
D. Rex
they deal aggravated damage instead of lethal, making the wounds near impossible to heal without a lot of effort and time outside of battle. During the battle itself its not as much of an advantage unless the opponent escapes. In which case they are vulnerable while recovering.
D. Rex
Magic Eight Ball
Hmm. So I could theoretically grind up some cold iron into fine dust and mix it into my firedust for some very potent results.
Rykon
Five Thousand Club
It wouldn't really be cold iron anymore, sadly. It'd be hot and impure iron, bordering on steel, which sadly doesn't have the same kick to it with Fae.
Aranfan
Member
Actually, Octavian has a dice adder in 3e. So does Ahlat. Beings on their level of power or greater can be expected to have some way to add dice to their stuff.
Rykon
Five Thousand Club
Ah, I see the success adder for Octavian. Up to 6m for 3 successes. Nothing too scary, but looks like it will make the fight memorable, so that's nice. He ought to be a combat challenge at least, being the token example of a combat-focused SCD.
