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Solid collection for Players of Rpgs and Tabletops.
Helps save a lot of money if the game is your first interest and not the miniature.
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Veiled even further in secrecy than the other Incarnae, the Maidens' peculiar origin and their goals receives an enlightening close-up. Like Luna's iteration, it also dangles tantalizing hints of what lies up above Creation amongst and beyond the stars, and the Martial Arts Styles are things of elegant beauty. If Sidereals in your game are wanting for raw power, astrological Charm can help to even the odds, and present a set of powers that, although often difficult to employ because of their gravity in the setting, offer an expansion of capability formerly only possible with the highest tier of Martial Arts. As a matter of bias, I would also like to further note at how wonderful the artifact version of the urumi (whip sword) is....
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Holiest of Holies, Ignis Divine, gets his due, and his Chosen gain displayed magic that can literally break mountains. The Unconquered Sun's faults and strengths are well-balanced, and his behavior (as well as actions attributed to him) becomes eminently understandable. Also noted in his history are the changes that he underwent through his existence. While the mechanical side doesn't contain a Defend Other action, it does contain an option for fine-tuning some basic parts of the game that Exalted other than Solars rely on, such as needing to Combo multiple defensive Charms. Also a must have, even if you only want to pin down the Deathlords to make them challengable, rather than unbeatable, adversaries....
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Having given the bundle a broad outline, some individual highlights for the different Glories books deserve mention. First, this pins Luna down in just the right way - not too much, but enough to understand. If you were wondering just why the world had a seemingly supreme and undefeatable sun god guarding it as well as a moon god of great power, a very well-detailed, evocative and thoughtful explanation lies within. The description of the actual, physical moon (in which Luna holds her own dream-like domain) presents a setting full of potential hooks, as its importance to the fluid integrity of Creation is laid bare. Hints of what Gaia is up to come up. Finally, the Charms, Knacks and thaumaturgy are all top-notch, including some that are bound to become instant favorites for, say, fans of webslingers. In a vital rules sense, you can also find a non-magical Guard Other action. Very much worth getting....
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A Great Read, Crammed full with suspense. A nice introduction to the OWOD system and time line!
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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![Glories of the Most High [BUNDLE]](images/1/65620.jpg "Glories of the Most High [BUNDLE]") |
A really interesting insight into the Celestial Incarnae's personalities, powers, and the religions that surround them; as well as many inspiring new powers and plot-hooks for Solar, Lunar and Sidereal Exalted.
A really worthwhile purchase, and high-quality products all-round. Here's hoping the format takes off; it would be great to see more releases in a similar vein!
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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Outstanding images as usual! You're fast becoming my artist of choice Sade :)
ps- More male figures please!
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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This is a must for Fans of Exalted. It has compelling insight into the machinations of the greatest powers of Creation. Pick this bundle up and support such a great game!
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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The Best source for Koldunism, Pander Cainite Magic, and Alternate Necromancy, Thaumaturgy period. Also a few unexpected Suprises! The Blood is the Life!
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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Absolutely fantastic. The three Glories supplements not only expand and further detail the Exalted setting, but they also patch holes and add new options to the systems core mechanics.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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The first of the Glories books, this nifty little pdf is useful to all Exalted games.
It provides:
-Insight on the mindset and purview of the Father of the Solar Exalted
-Useful, colorful Charms for Solars and Abyssals. Includes a new Martial Arts style for those who wish to emulate the many-armed golden king of heaven
-Options for hijacking the Sun and drive it across all Creation, and rules for taking over the Unconquered Sun's purview
-A groundview look at the Most High, including legends told by mortals and thaumaturgical rituals
Absolutely worth the hype, and the wait. A steal at $7, though I recommend buying the bundle pack of all Glories books (which are just as good)...
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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When I saw this come across the site, I blinked at it. "Did someone actually write the fictional RPG that B.A. Felton did in Knights of the Dinner Table?" I asked. The answer is yes, yes they did. And, perhaps surprisingly, it's quite good!
First, let's get something out of the way: this is absolutely, positively NOT a parody game. It's humorous, with all sorts of dog- and pet-related humor, but the humor isn't parodying roleplaying games at all. This is a real game. It is really meant to be played, for real, no takesy-backsies.
In this game, as you can see from the description, the players take on the roles of dogs. Each dog has several statistics describing their strength, fighting ability and ability to influence humans and other animals. The system is a simple roll-over percentile system for most tests. You also have "Tricks", special doglike activities that give you particular abilities (such as shaking a smaller opponent like a ragdoll in your jaws). Combat also follows th...
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Glories of the Most High is gutsy, informative, vast without being pushy, and classic Exalted.
Inside is not only the mechanical stats of the Big Ones, but also information about their personality, their motivations, and most importantly how they do their jobs, or don't. It also includes the little gods who help the Big Ones do their jobs. There are artifacts, MA styles, charms for high-level play, and even a spell or two. The whole thing is filled with story hooks. For those reasons alone, it is worth the money.
My favorite part of Glories is the method of execution, though. The Big Ones aren't just collections of uber-stats; they have depth and can even be defeated or killed, though it won't be easy. The UCS is the paragon of perfection, except if... Luna has her own suite of powers that makes her unique, intriguing, and powerful without just being a UCS clone or outshining him. The Maidens are given enough detail to each be personalities but still remain a united sisterhood. N...
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Misguided Ambitions is a solid piece of writing. Full-coloured with and with good graphics is definitely good introductory adventure for those who want to start playing 3ed Earthdawn. The only flaw that I can find is it's heaviness and long loading time due to it.
Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!] |
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All three books are probably the best supplement to the game ever written. They actually do explain why the Incana behave the way they do.
You will also get balanced examples of high essence charms, SMA and CMA that are not broken.
But mostly those books are about the fluff. When I was reading these books the plot hooks were just popping up in my head.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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