- Location
- Denmark
- Pronouns
- She/Her
Edit: It is possible that Night!Keris, as a sign that this universe is an impossible thing of the Beyond, Favours Travel. With a mastered Style based around "fast getaways".
Lies!
Edit: It is possible that Night!Keris, as a sign that this universe is an impossible thing of the Beyond, Favours Travel. With a mastered Style based around "fast getaways".
But how else would she go fast?
Nah, the red ones are calm and mellow and never do anything wrong at all and any evidence to the contrary is a lie so there!I just assumed Keris operated on Ork logic and the red ones go faster.
This is Exalted.I just assumed Keris operated on Ork logic and the red ones go faster.
This is Exalted.
Obviously it's actually the yellow ones that move faster.
The red ones are more killy though
First, I'm pretty sure Keris has an Adorjani or Kimberian Urge. She is, after all, a Kimbery-focused Scourge.
First, I'm pretty sure Keris has an Adorjani or Kimberian Urge. She is, after all, a Kimbery-focused Scourge.
Ah.Nah, Infernals just get two favoured Yozis in Kerisgame. Castes are basically a residual holdover (also, the caste marks are basically slightly altered Solar ones - that means, yes, we don't have the silliness of the Fiend mark being the same as the Midnight one). It's totally valid to have a Scourge who favours TED and Oramus, for example.
Basically, given there's ten usable Yozi sets, being chained to a caste Yozi doesn't work so well.
Ah.
I thought I remembered something like that. Bit surprised she favors Malfeas though, she doesn't seem to use quite as much of it as she does Adorjan or Kimbery.
...Hmm? Has this been explained before, because this sounds new to me.She doesn't favour Malfeas. She has a Malfean Urge, and favours Adorjan and Kimbery.
A Malfean Urge means there's a weak spot in your Primordial-ness that can be used to give you an Urge which fits in the theme "DESTROY SOMETHING". It doesn't mean you're personally particularly Malfean. It's something the Unquestionable set when they send out your Exaltation, at least five days before it finds you.
It very much isn't, and if it is, it wasn't there last week, which was the last time I was looking through that.The index of Kerisgame has a link to the post that has a fair few of the hacks that ES and Aleph had used. I think it's in there.
...Hmm? Has this been explained before, because this sounds new to me.
I was operating off canon/Unwoven Coadjutor rewrite where your Urge has to come from either a Caste or Favored Yozi.
Well, now I know.
So for Keris that's... spending a scene "performing the moments of existence as music". To which I say "hahaha, lawl", because Keris is playing music almost whenever she visits Dulmea, and frequently uses "family music time" to make her souls sit down together and get along without bickering. So even if we were using Limit, she can bleed it trivially.Unwoven Coadjutor 5: So woven are you and your coadjutor's minds that playing to the mad impulses of the demon can soothe the madness of the Exalted mind. You acquire a unique Act of Villainy/Precipitous Fiat identical to the default Motivation of your coadjutor's species; spending a scene working toward that Motivation allows you lose a single point of Limit. If this Motivation would be impossible for a human, it is adapted to a more usable version that is similar in spirit; a decanthrope coadjutor, for example, would allow you to lose a single point of Limit at the end of any scene in which you acquired a useful underling, while a firmin coadjutor would reduce Limit at the end of any scene in which you built or improved your current dwelling.
That sounds cool, could you post that?I do have a partially rewritten set of Limit rules for Infernals, but in practice we ignore it because there's no need to have a set of mechanics to force @Aleph to do silly neo-Primordial things and be self-destructive.
This note on cores souls has me now picturing an Infernal who's gone shoulder deep in Pantheon Heresy coming out after elevating Hun, Po and Coadjuster alike and boasting "Hey guess what? I've got three fetich souls!"Yes. Specifically, we have:
Core Souls
Keris (Ego)
Pekhijira (Id)
Dulmea (Superego)
Progeny Souls
Echo (Joy)
Rathan (Payback)
Haneyl (Greed)
Calesco (Conscience)
Vali (Stubbornness)
Zanara (Creativity)
Obviously they're all a bit more complex than those one-word summaries, but if you're modelling Keris-the-Primordial, those would be a pretty good breakdown of what roles they serve in the overall entity.
Well, recall that it takes hundreds of them before their dances become lethal and thousands before they create natural disasters. Mostly in Malfeas they're just a pest, because they drive away musicians with Bashing damage when there are tens of them dancing and thus beckon the Silent Wind.@Keruby
Is it just me, or is are the demons of Malfeas going to learn to fear these kids? Because my first thought on their dances in response to music is "Oh god, someone took Adorjan and ran her in reverse." (especially the szelkeruby and their matchmaking inclinations... "In the Demon city, there is no shipping without pain.")
Ah. No. Second Circles don't get uplifted from existing things very often - Saji will be more like Elly (eg: one of Haneyl's favourite nobles) while Iosoto will most likely become part of Vali's legend - a companion-beast and familiar who's summoned along with him like Stanewald's horse.@Parts 71 & 73
Do I espy two nascent 2nd circles in Saji (who could be read as taking over parts of Haneyl's nature due to being the one feeding Haneyl when she wasn't feeding herself and being her plant side when she was ashen) and Vali's Enlightenment 0 Brass furred cat? (Who's notably Kerisian essence, as opposed to the plant things later in the chapter that have Haneylian essence, and who's missing, bandaged leg fits with his themes of protecting and caring for animals.)
Aha.Well, recall that it takes hundreds of them before their dances become lethal and thousands before they create natural disasters. Mostly in Malfeas they're just a pest, because they drive away musicians with Bashing damage when there are tens of them dancing and thus beckon the Silent Wind.
Gotcha. In that case I'll stick to assuming that the genesis of second circles will be more condensed down towards single moments, such as the Minervian creation of Haneyl, rather than a slow accretion.Ah. No. Second Circles don't get uplifted from existing things very often - Saji will be more like Elly (eg: one of Haneyl's favourite nobles) while Iosoto will most likely become part of Vali's legend - a companion-beast and familiar who's summoned along with him like Stanewald's horse.
The reason Iosoto has Kerisian essence with a Valiant slant while the mudvine men have Haneylian essence is that Iosoto is a type of akuma common to all of Krisity which, like the keruby, come in different flavours - however, the internal bits are all the same and at a metaphysical level it's a single species with sub-breeds rather than eight separate ones. Mudvine men, on the other hand, were made by Haneyl for Haneyl with Haneylian essence and materials.
The Beasts of Krisity extra, which I will have more time for now that Power Games is finished, will go into more detail on the types of Kerisian akuma that have grown and flourished within her nascent Tiger Empire.
Kerisgame Part Six said:The mineshaft is plugged with a big block of that white stone the Shogunate used, and the silt just over it tasted of death. It probably got laid down just before the Contagion, or during.
And, as the kicker, an Abyssal is running around the same region, looking for old ruins around An Teng. One who, IIRC, has a fair hand with crafting things of Death into weapons of war. (Or at least works with someone who crafts them for her... Don't quite recall which) Once the two are within 500 miles of each other it seems like a natural plot hook.
(Apologies if I got something badly wrong on Creation's mechanics and history here: I'll be the first to admit that my knowledge of Exalted comes almost entirely from secondary sources rather than the rulebooks themselves. As it stands, the relative time period of the Contagion and Baloran Crusade are things I certainly have no idea of.)
Nah, I'd bet this is literally just the geological layer of 'this is when the Contagion happened'. The Contagion was one of those rare events that was truly, utterly Creation-wide. It affected everywhere.
No, I get that. It's laid out pretty clearly that the sediment layers are deposits that result from the mass death (and/or method of mass death) and, on the layer above that, regrowth after the Pole of Wood reconnected.It's just a joke/reference to the iridium layer that marks the meteorite impact that exticted dinosaurs.