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The big five elemental dragons (progenitors of Dragon-blooded) are sleeping under Elemental Poles.
Isn't this a game where there is a monster that pees heroin or something like that?
The full explanation is complicated, but the short version is that I was homeschooled and met the requirements for graduating high school.How the hell did you only do 3 years of high school? You're meant to do double.
Well America vs Australia and such
Yes, there is a dinosaur that pees heroin.Isn't this a game where there is a monster that pees heroin or something like that?
This is a game where the stereotypical 'Golden Age Long Past' happened, but while it was high tech and decadent, it wasn't exactly good. That species is one of the things that survived since then, because while individuals die off, the species as a whole doesn't need maintenance, and hunters tend to want to capture them alive.Isn't this a game where there is a monster that pees heroin or something like that?
Isn't this a game where there is a monster that pees heroin or something like that?
Article: As the person who created and wrote these creatures (after a discussion with then developer Geoff Grabowski), I can definitively say that the Beasts of Resplendent Liquids are:
1) Proof of just how decadent and messed up the last few centuries of the First Age was.
2) A rather gonzo (this is Exalted after all) extension of the fact that in our world pre-modern people have processed several drugs in exactly this fashion. The beasts eat opium and piss heroin. There are several hallucinogens (at least one is a mushroom, I forget what the other one is) which are also mildly toxic. The local elites who enjoy them drink either drink the urine of reindeer who eat the substance or drink the urine of poor people who eat the substance. In both cases, the bodies of the animals or people who eat the mushroom or plant absorb the toxin (often becoming mildly to moderately ill in the process) but the substance contains more of the hallucinogen than their bodies can process as once, so much of it is excreted in their urine.
3) A way to introduce yet another real-world drug into Exalted w/o having to introduce yet another wacked out and unlikely type of Alchemy.
4) A tempting target for PCs to steal, thus providing the GM with a way to provide all manner of fun and possibly utterly hilarious craziness as the hungry beast bellows through a town, trampling buildings in its quest for something to climb, and then goes dormant while standing on top of the slowly crumbling temple or palace of the local ruler.
All of these answers are true.
I was thinking what would happen if they woke up and started walking around.The big five elemental dragons (progenitors of Dragon-blooded) are sleeping under Elemental Poles.
Well. Given that at least one of them is living underneath the largest mountain in the setting, which is in the center of the Realm, which is the Immaculate Stronghold, and it would collapse into the largest avalanche ever if he did...I was thinking what would happen if they woke up and started walking around.
Would there be pilgrimages of immaculates?
They wouldn't. There are oodles of systems that are there precisely for the purpose of preventing this occurrence.I was thinking what would happen if they woke up and started walking around.
Would there be pilgrimages of immaculates?
a): Very confrontational.
b): A pretty stupid thing to say given that the Immaculate Dragons are supposed to be ambiguous and there are lots of hints that they were real Dragon-Blooded under the Usurpation.
I play an Infernal.
That's completely irrelevant when he's pointing out how confrontational you are being, not your character.
Sigh.They wouldn't. There are oodles of systems that are there precisely for the purpose of preventing this occurrence.
Also, it would be yet another apocalypse.
I accidentally bought a copy of Sidereals 1e. I will happily mail it to whatever address/PO box you provide, given a few weeks' notice.Sigh.
That's kinda boring....
is it ok if I just view exalted as a story?
Also, I can't seem to find Sidereals/ alchemicals 1st edition. Am I missing anything?
Ah, i remember that.
Despite the naming scheme you'd expect, 1e tried to distance Alchemicals from being a "splatbook" with assumed canonicity and more of a "campaign book," albeit with a Charms section and chargen rules, calling it Exalted: The Autochthonians instead. That PDF is basically the cheapest you're going to see it bandied around these days.Also, I can't seem to find Sidereals/ alchemicals 1st edition. Am I missing anything?
Produce heroin, which has seen use as a pain reliever.By the way, is there any uses for a "Beast of Resplendent Liquids" or no?