Sandact6 converted Exalted to D&D3.5/Pathfinder over the Onyx Path forums.
Even if you don't much like the system, I highly recommend checking out his work.
Question: where's the Pathfinder stuff? Because all I found was the alt setting.
Sandact6 converted Exalted to D&D3.5/Pathfinder over the Onyx Path forums.
Even if you don't much like the system, I highly recommend checking out his work.
Question: where's the Pathfinder stuff? Because all I found was the alt setting.
That was the April Fool's joke, Sandact6 was pulling people's leg about doing a Pathfinder conversion, the actual document is expanded Heaven's Reach setting information.
Charitably, @Sanctaphrax is making inferences that we can't be sure about. Since I was party to the Skype conversation I think he's drawing from, I believe the source is these tweets. Personally, I think Holden was making a joke out of OPP unfollowing him on twitter, and that his closing laughter was just a matter of pointing at the extremely low wages that all tabletop RPG writers earn. But Sanct seems to have had an axe to grind about this ever since mid-2016, so he views it through that lens.
Here's the stuff on IRC. Can't really feel bad for Holden though, given that he cheered Sanct getting banned for complaining about this.It's partly based on those tweets, and partly based on stuff Holden said on IRC.
But yeah, I'm biased. And I'm mostly going by second-hand sources here.
Here's the stuff on IRC. Can't really feel bad for Holden though, given that he cheered Sanct getting banned for complaining about this.
I mean, I'd be fine if he were beaten by a mob of angry Exalted fans. But not getting paid is just beyond the pale. Or it would be if he hadn't managed to make even this poetic.I'm honestly more shocked at the possibility that you might have any empathy for Holden in the first place.
Could we not go down this road? All Holden did was work on a game: nothing there justifies getting physically injured.I mean, I'd be fine if he were beaten by a mob of angry Exalted fans. But not getting paid is just beyond the pale. Or it would be if he hadn't managed to make even this poetic.
I mean, I'd be fine if he were beaten by a mob of angry Exalted fans. But not getting paid is just beyond the pale. Or it would be if he hadn't managed to make even this poetic.
A friend of mine has expressed an interest in playing a Xianxia-ish game. One of my first thoughts was to do Solars or Dragonblooded in modified 2.5e or vanilla 3e, but then I remembered that said friend is a beginner in Tabletop, so she might be overwhelmed by Exalted. So, Burn Legend was the next idea, but I didn't spend much time reading up on it.
What's the general opinion on Burn Legend? And is it possible to run Xianxia with it?
Burn Legend is sick as fuck but it is very Wuxia, with its focus on what's pretty much Jiang Hu, which is a different flavour to Xianxia. How Xianxia-esque do you want it to be?
EDIT: Actually, if you refluff the capabilities vs. Target Numbers, you could probably use Legends of Wulin or Weapons of the Gods. I'd recommend the former but either would probably work for your purposes.
One of the requests my friend made was, in her own words, "simple, light, easy to learn" and "tactical flexibility and options for combat". She grew up with arcades and enjoys fighting games like Tekken, Soul Calibur, Street Fighter, Dead or Alive, Shenmue and God Hand to name a few, so things that are based on those would make her happy.
One of the requests my friend made was, in her own words, "simple, light, easy to learn" and "tactical flexibility and options for combat". She grew up with arcades and enjoys fighting games like Tekken, Soul Calibur, Street Fighter, Dead or Alive, Shenmue and God Hand to name a few, so things that are based on those would make her happy.
To be honest though, I only know of Wuxia. Xianxia is something I have little clue on. The closest thing I could think for Xianxia would be Bioware's Jade Empire. If the system can do that, then I can learn, extrapolate, and work with it. But Exalted already does something similar, so it's my first, but not best, option.
I'll go ask my other friends if they have either of the two games, and see if they can explain it to me. And see if they also have copies of the Street Fighter RPG.
I heard something along the lines that Burn Legend's system was basically Street Fighter the RPG 2nd Edition. Don't know how true that is.Those things are not Xianxia so now I'm kinda confused as to what she's looking for.
Jade Empire is pretty solidly Wuxia. Xianxia is very different.
I've heard the Street Fighter RPG was actually pretty damn good, though I don't have much experience with that.
EDIT:
As it turns out, some beautiful madman gave so much of a shit about this game that he made a fansite with a lot of links, information and homebrew. Definitely check it out.
Those things are not Xianxia so now I'm kinda confused as to what she's looking for.
Jade Empire is pretty solidly Wuxia. Xianxia is very different.
I've heard the Street Fighter RPG was actually pretty damn good, though I don't have much experience with that.
It isn't; Burn Legend is developed far more than Street Fighter ever was - it's core resolution system functions entirely differently, and at the core is designed explicitly for the purpose of fighting to such a degree that it has entirely discarded any trait unrelated to hitting things in the face and folded those into backgrounds.I heard something along the lines that Burn Legend's system was basically Street Fighter the RPG 2nd Edition. Don't know how true that is.
The Hun soul is generally considered to the seat of higher thought, compared to the Po soul being the seat of lower thought.So, had a moment of inspiration a while back, but I need some help with Exalted canon to make it work. Where, precisely, is the 'seat of thought' located in Exalted? Is it just the brain like real life, the heart like the Egyptians considered it to be, is it considered to be related to the soul, or is it somewhere else?
We have a Thread about this;