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* Infernals in the Modern Age Shard. Many bits of WordOfGod for the core setting mention that the Yozis inability to understand human motivations is the reason that their plan is doomed to fail. The Yozis cannot understand that humans have their own goals, and care more about those than the reclamation. But, in the Modern Age Shard, the ''Infernals'' choose their members. As humans, the Infernals can pick people who are likely to actually stick to the mission statement. No wonder the [[spoiler: Infernals secretly run the world]]. - @/Tyranidsrock

--> '''Kejak''': Of course, I knew I should have told someone.\\
I had no idea what it meant the first time around and I dismissed it as some bit of pointless trivia, something created just to confuse/tease the reader. After reading just who Nara-o was, it suddenly became a bit of ''brilliant'', if confusing the first time around, trivia. Nara-o is the god of secrets known only to one in ''Exalted'' and he automatically knows everything that is known to just one person - if someone reveals that bit of knowledge to anyone else, he stops knowing it. - {{Tom}}

I had no idea what it meant the first time around and I dismissed it as some bit of pointless trivia, something created just to confuse/tease the reader. After reading just who Nara-o was, it suddenly became a bit of ''brilliant'', if confusing the first time around, trivia. Nara-o is the god of secrets known only to one in''Exalted'' and he automatically knows everything that is known to just one person - if someone reveals that bit of knowledge to anyone else, he stops knowing it. - {{Tom}}

* The signature circle's all kinds of awesome, isn't it? In their own books. Branch out into the other sourcebooks, especially the 'evil' sourcebooks like the Abyssals, and a much darker picture emerges. Swan is almost certainly killed by Lilith, Arianna runs afoul of a Deathlord and probably ends up as an Abyssal, Panther barely survives an encounter with another Abyssal who hates him personally and will likely soon find and finish him off, and their main quest - rescuing the son of a snakeman with control over a vital piece of magitech infrastructure - fails utterly.

* In one of the comics in {{Exalted}} corebook, there's this exchange between Chejop Kejak (basically the most powerful Exalted there is right now) and someone known as Nara-o. It goes like this:

I had no idea what it meant the first time around and I dismissed it as some bit of pointless trivia, something created just to confuse/tease the reader. After reading just who Nara-o was, it suddenly became a bit of ''brilliant'', if confusing the first time around, trivia. Nara-o is the god of secrets known only to one in {{Exalted}} and he automatically knows everything that is known to just one person - if someone reveals that bit of knowledge to anyone else, he stops knowing it. - {{Tom}}

* The signature circle's all kinds of awesome, isn't it? In their own books. Branch out into the other sourcebooks, especially the 'evil' sourcebooks like the Abyssals, and a much darker picture emerges. Swan is almost certainly killed by Lilith, Arianna runs afoul of a Deathlord and probably ends up as an Abyssal, Panther barely survives an encounter with another Abyssal who hates him personally and will likely soon find and finish him off, and their main quest - rescuing the son of a snakeman with control over a vital piece of magitech infrastructure - fails utterly.

** Another explanation for Integrity-Protecting Prana is that everything - absolutely ''everything'' - in the Universe of Exalted is made of patterns of Essence; Creation was Shaped out of the Wyld using said patterns. When someone attempts to use Shaping on you, they try to use their Will to alter your pattern; IPP allows you to use your Will to make your Essence resist the change. - ArchmageAnsrit

* It just hit me why the Alchemicals use [[LaserBlade Beamklaves]]. Autochthonia is perpetually resource starved and making regular [[{{BFS}} Daiklaives]] is a large drain on Magical Materials in addition to the already expensive creation of the Alchemicals. Beamklaves take more effort to make, but since its just an oversized handle with an focus gem, it takes less material to make. To Autochthonia, the extra effort would be worth it even without the advantages a Beamklave would have over a Daiklaive. -@/grandphoenix

* It just hit me why the Alchemicals use [[LaserBlade Beamklaves]]. Autochthonia is perpetually resource starved and making regular [[BFS Daiklaives]] is a large drain on Magical Materials in addition to the already expensive creation of the Alchemical. Beamklaves take more effort to make, but since its just an oversized handle with an focus gem, it takes less material to make. To Autochthonia, the extra effort would be worth it even without the advantages a Beamklave would have over a Daiklaive. -@/grandphoenix

* It just hit me why the Alchemicals use [[LaserBlade Beamklaves]]. Autochthonia is perpetually resource starved and making regular [[BFG Daiklaives]] is a large drain on Magical Materials in addition to the already expensive creation of the Alchemical. Beamklaves take more effort to make, but since its just an oversized handle with an focus gem, it takes less material to make. To Autochthonia, the extra effort would be worth it even without the advantages a Beamklave would have over a Daiklaive. @/grandphoenix

* It just hit me why the Alchemicals use [[LaserBlade Beamklaves]]. Autochthonia is perpetually resource starved and making regular [[BFG Daiklaives]] is a large drain on Magical Materials in addition to the already expensive creation of the Alchemical. Beamklaves take more effort to make, but since its just an oversized handle with an focus gem, it takes less material to make. To Autochthonia, the extra effort would be worth it even without the advantages a Beamklave would have over a Daiklaive. @/ grandphoenix

I had no idea what it meant the first time around and I dismissed it as some bit of pointless trivia, something created just to confuse/tease the reader. After reading just who Nara-o was, it suddenly became a bit of ''brilliant'', if confusing the first time around, trivia. Nara-o is the god of secrets in {{Exalted}} and he automatically knows everything that is known to just one person - if someone reveals that bit of knowledge to anyone else, he stops knowing it. - {{Tom}}
** I was wondering why the Solar Charm that stops shaping, Integrity-Protecting Prana, was in Integrity rather than Resistance, since Resistance is the generic "fortitude save" of Exalted, and I'd go to a fort save rather than will save if I had to pick something to resist mutation (which is pretty much the #1 use of shaping). Then I remembered how important the will is in Exalted. IPP isn't "you can't mutate me, neener neener neener". It's telling the universe "This is who I am. I will not allow ''anyone'' to change that." (Another minor one: I didn't realise until a post on the White Wolf forums that the name of the Yozi Charm "Heuristic Logos Shintai" is based on the initials of the freelancer ''Holden Lee Shearer''...) -- @/CountDorku

* In one of the comics in {{Exalted}} corebook, there's this exchange between Chejop Kejak(basically the most powerful Exalted there is right now) and someone known as Nara-o. It goes like this: