Half of the advantage of NSIA+PMI is that you can skip all the training without it being favored. I don't know if she'll go that route of course, but if she does while destroying all those villains she could seriously gain a lot of low-level abilities quickly (high level ones would be much harder to get ahold of but should be do-able with enough research).UberJJK said:
Legend. There's no way she's not going to accidentally get the biggest cape around gunning for her.Starfield said:
It costs a willpower to use and Legend can basically span instant-death lasers all day. She could survive a lot longer if she had the charm due to the mote feedback, but it's not exactly going to make her immune to him.Vanus Draco said:
Oh, there almost certainly is one as part of the general rule that using a primordial's own schtick on them is suicide, but it may well be behind cosmic principle or at least require elder Essence.Vanus Draco said:
Of course, there is ALWAYS a charm for something. However, just because there IS a charm doesn't mean that said exalt has it, or will get it in time for it to be of any use. It's kind of like Superman has a power for every situation... and he REALLY has gotten a lot of powers over the decades since he was created.RazorSmile said:
That charm isn't remotely spammable, though. It uses up willpower to activate, so its kinda worthless against Mr Beamspam Incarnate.RazorSmile said:
Depends how good she is at stunting and whether she has an appropriate Mythos Exultant.Cytokinesis said:
To a certain extent- she can still consciously pick charms to learn/develop entirely new ones if she chooses, or at least once she actually understands what she's doing she can. And some necessary-to-survive charms will be locked behind other, non-relevant charms.Jaertin said:
so, wasn't she supposed not to take any more malfeas charms? that kinda looks like World-Weathering Incandescence to me.
Or a stunted use of GSNF.xenondestroyer said:so, wasn't she supposed not to take any more malfeas charms? that kinda looks like World-Weathering Incandescence to me.
The main charm i am sad Taylor won't get quickly is FEALTY-ACKNOWLEDGING AUDIENCE, though i guess it's not done in the best possible way (also, it's kind of dumb that you can simply punch the brand into them so probably make this charm weak).xenondestroyer said:so, wasn't she supposed not to take any more malfeas charms? that kinda looks like World-Weathering Incandescence to me.
I was just thinking that. We have no idea how Simurgh perceives the world. It's quite possible that it observes the world solely through precognition. Although if we went that route I'd say it sees the past, present and future simultaneously and that's how it can create such complex plans. By observing the past that lead to the present it can see what changes in the present are needed to create the desired future while using her future sight to fine tune the details.illhousen said:
She wouldn't need NFV at all then.Darik29 said:
Dissonant Lies Made True stems from the character-ruining charm Hateful Wretched Noise, unfortunately.Arkeus said:She wouldn't need NFV at all then.
Also, do not forget Broken Silence Defense for the Simurgh. She could also Totally get Dissonant Lies Made True, too. No Reason Not Too
[small]That was the joke[/small]Delusionist said:
Running to Forever + Nightmare Fugue Vigilance is super-convenient, but it's also horrible for the Exalt. For starters, it means constant nightmares while running. Bad but manageable, until the Exalt picks up the second purchase of Running to Forever, at which point running expands to become activities that are continuous, fatiguing, and involves movement from place to place.Darik29 said:
Depends on how the "Outside of Fate" thing works in this story. From what I understand Taylor's future actions can not be perceived as she has no future until she makes it right?Jefepato said:
Doesn't NFV state that you have to specifically go to sleep, for the Nitmares to kick in? Wouldn't RTF not count in that regard?Creticus said:
