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that was a joke.
hmm, I seem to have been misinformed.
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that was a joke.
hmm, I seem to have been misinformed.
Not actually the world, just a world. But, then, so are all Primordials.
Gaia's World Jouten is out exploring the Wyld somewhere.
Creation resembles Gaia, but is distinct. You can tell by the lack of horrifying superpredators eating everything that can't fight them off.
I had no idea Gaia lacked superpreditors.Creation resembles Gaia, but is distinct. You can tell by the lack of horrifying superpredators eating everything that can't fight them off.
Tyrant Lizards are only apex predators. Also, they aren't literally everywhere.
Gaia's Themes include Blood, Predation, and Extinction.
... The very post above my post:What fucking insults to imaginary characters?
Luna EATS fair folk regularly. It's her canonical modus operandi. They are candy for Luna? It is also part of her job, to leave only bad role models for newbie Fair Folk that float from the Wyld, because otherwise Creation is fucked.
Also, citation needed on Raksha being related to or being able to become primordials.Fair Folk are not smart. They are whiny brats, compared with their cousins the Primordials. The Fair Folk stuck in Creation? They think, because they ape Creation, they feel because they ape Creation. Any among them that isn't mediocrity emo-bodied? Gets a visit from Luna, for a dinner.
Were some Fair Folk willing to build such a 'wall' ... it would require using the Shinma of Separation. I think.
Only really seriously developed Fair Folk, who are on the way to Primordial-hood, probably can do so.
They also get visits from Luna.
Raksha Ishavara are on par with Incarna, and can keep growing (aka Fomorian Night the biggest Ishavara I remember from UCS's Glories splat).Also, citation needed on Raksha being related to or being able to become primordials.
The big difference is that Creation influences all Raksha interacting with it, it's forcing them to play by it's rules. Thus consequences like destruction/devouring.Second also, there is no big difference between Raksha in Creation and the Wyld. Aside from risking real death and being more restricted in Creation.
Don't be silly, it's luvre.
It's Luna's little-monster's crush. Gaia probably thinks Luna is the cutest thing ever.
Keep in mind that that book is written mostly from a Raksha pov, and that White Wolf was never above lying about canon to readers/players and claiming that "it's just a matter of perspective".Book about Raksha outright states that they and Primordials are related.
I don't understand this slang
IIRC it's the same as saying "And what are they, chopped liver?"
IIRC it's the same as saying "And what are they, chopped liver?"
What do you expect from a plural existence that was at least partially inspired by Oramus?
mrttao , and this is why Syd will get fat with all those internet cookies he wins.
Because I always found it extra amusing how full of shit were Exalts by naming their rulership over what's left of Creation as "First Age". These idiotic humans won the Primordial Usurpation, a term more apt than War since implications are such that they did backstab Primordials suddenly and treacherously to "win", and afterwards gave aways the head-honcho position to shitty gods. Who, as Exalted lore shows, are unsuited to that and are short-sighted/low attention span idiots except several exceptions who still do not see past their tunnel vision like focus of interest. UCS -> Autochton's Xbox that said Primordial made so other Primordials don't break his toyz when bored. You can't be bored with super-cocaine that is Games of Divinity.
Luna -> Gaia. Truth to be told, Luna is still performing her Reason to Exist because she can Shadow Clone and simulatenously do everything. Good Incarna. Pity Luna is also so barking mad it isn't funny.
As I recall, Creation anchored the nature of time and causality with its creation. That said, time travel was a thing before the surrender agreements, so there's a case to be made there. I'm pretty sure the Primordial War was stretched out to something close to a century by all the temporal distortion.It's called the First Age because time wasn't linear before the Surrender Agreements. It's literally the First Age.
In that they are things that can exist, yes. In that they are unalterable constants, oh my no. No one knows how long the Primordial War lasted because everyone lost track of all the times someone lost and their allies altered time to undo that loss.As I recall, Creation anchored the nature of time and causality with its creation.
Nope, the war disrupted the flow of time but usable time travel was never a thing, Compass: Malfeas be damned.In that they are things that can exist, yes. In that they are unalterable constants, oh my no. No one knows how long the Primordial War lasted because everyone lost track of all the times someone lost and their allies altered time to undo that loss.
It's 'causality' in the sense of 'bug in the matrix' (ie you fall to your death, you take enough impact to get splattered), not in the sense of 'go back in time to undo actions', that's the biggest NO FUCK NO in Exalted's thematics as both a game and a setting. You get no resurrection, you can't undo the consequences of your actions.And causality still isn't a thing that works very well in Creation. Half the field work of Sidereals is going out and fixing things when causality decides to take a day off because someone used too much essence and it has a headache. What was the example in the splats? Something like "Guy falls off a roof and ends up staring at his own corpse because reality can't decide if he's dead or not and just goes with both".
Nope, the war disrupted the flow of time but usable time travel was never a thing, Compass: Malfeas be damned.
It's 'causality' in the sense of 'bug in the matrix' (ie you fall to your death, you take enough impact to get splattered), not in the sense of 'go back in time to undo actions', that's the biggest NO FUCK NO in Exalted's thematics as both a game and a setting. You get no resurrection, you can't undo the consequences of your actions.
This toxic attitude towards time travel probably originates from SB and the VS. debate cesspool. I should know, I've been there enough times when I was young and foolish.
Even if there was canon support for this hypothesis, it's one of the 2ndeditionisms that needs to die in a nuclear conflagration.It is now, yes. Because after the Primordial War Autochton and The Maidens and the Sidereals all sat down with the Loom of Fate and made it impossible. Which they did specifically because time travel was used as a tactic by both sides during the War and they wanted to make sure that no one could fuck up thier victory.
It's from first edition, as an explanation for why time travel isn't a thing.Even if there was canon support for this hypothesis, it's one of the 2ndeditionisms that needs to die in a nuclear conflagration.
Could I ask a reference for this, please?It's from first edition, as an explanation for why time travel isn't a thing.
I'll dig it up when I get home from werklandia in a few hours time.
I cannot find it. I distinctly remember talking about it, shortly after being introduced to Exalted and before laying hands on an EX2 rulebook, but I cannot find it.
I'm myself pretty sure references to Primordial War Era time manipulation are 2nd edition. Unless somebody can provide the quotes and sources of course.I cannot find it. I distinctly remember talking about it, shortly after being introduced to Exalted and before laying hands on an EX2 rulebook, but I cannot find it.
Also something about there only being one Exalt in each timeline?Time of Cascading Years that suddenly happened during Solar Age. So-called First Age. Something happened that caused extreme bullshit with time and casuality and the only semi-reliable frame of reference folks did get? Some poor Dragon-Bloods were cut-off from Creation on a Wyld Outposts for 240 years or so. Nobody believed them since some guys merely blinked and it was over, other guys died of old age(Solar old age, mind me) and some guys were just very confused as to why it's sunday when it was three days ago? Bullshit so extreme that Exalted Host collectively decided to not think about it, happy as clams that it resolved itself.
The time of cascading years? Not quite. Some timelines had lone exalts, others had groups.Also something about there only being one Exalt in each timeline?