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you can't craft something with a resources value higher than your Craft score in 2eNah. Crafting difficulty and resources cost are only tangencially related.
you can't craft something with a resources value higher than your Craft score in 2eNah. Crafting difficulty and resources cost are only tangencially related.
you can't craft something with a resources value higher than your Craft score in 2e
Here is something that is made with craft 5,Guys, me asking Accelerator what things are Resources 5 was an attempt to get them to give me some examples so I could then quote them and say "that's what someone with craft 5 can make".
It was an attempt to politely make Accelerator learn how to read the book instead of asking open ended questions, not open a dialogue about the craft rules, of which I could literally not give a shit about.Yes, but 2e is bonkers.
Like, theorically 5 successes allow to make a 5 resources painting, but come on.
Yes, but... thats a problem.you can't craft something with a resources value higher than your Craft score in 2e
A character can't forge a sword without blacksmith tools either, what's your point? The craft system isn't made to take into account modern mass production capabilities, it's meant to model artisans.Yes, but... thats a problem.
You see, the phone i'm holding? Or anything in the modern world? That requires machines. Infrastructure. Big machines and facilities. I don't care how skilled you are, but you're not going to be able to assemble an airjet or ferrari within your garage. Of course, you can do craftsman needs no tools, but that's missing the point.
Dude, just... take a fucking hint. Think of things on your own. Take guesses. Come up with something that isn't an endless series of open questions. Contribute to the discussion.Yes, but... thats a problem.
You see, the phone i'm holding? Or anything in the modern world? That requires machines. Infrastrucutre. Big machines and facilities. I don't care how skilled you are, but you're not going to be able to assemble an airjet or ferrari within your garage. Of course, you can do craftsman needs no tools, but that's missing the point.
I adore the idea of skill rust as a narrative concept, but I'd never apply it to PCs in any game simply because of the additional book keeping involved. It's far simpler to assume that PCs are able to maintain their skill level during downtime, the same way you never have to spell out how a PCs clothing gets washed, or how they get food, or how often they take a shit. All that stuff happens off camera, unless you explicitly want a scene where someone corners them in the garderobe with a crossbow, or a conversation over a meal, or they're disguising themselves as washerwomen to break into a castle.
We don't need that strict with following Bleach. So no Hollows. We don2t really need them after all.
no, because all dragon blooded in the realm are expected to devote their spare time to suitable pass times, including sparring, gateway, hunting, some kind of performance art, etc. That's what all the parties and salons are for - when you and your buddies go borrow a cousin's woodland manse for a week long getaway of hunting and fucking and drinking, you're practicing all those skills.Doesn't the whole idea for skills fading kind of the undermine the whole "Every dragonblooded is a solider" sthick; since the Realm isn't exactly the kind of place that mandates refresher courses for the Exalted.
Still thats not nearly enough to remain at peak of your skill; The Realm isn't Lookshy after all; which is much more militarized society. Else Lookshy is just wasting their time if it was that easy to keep up your skills.no, because all dragon blooded in the realm are expected to devote their spare time to suitable pass times, including sparring, gateway, hunting, some kind of performance art, etc. That's what all the parties and salons are for - when you and your buddies go borrow a cousin's woodland manse for a week long getaway of hunting and fucking and drinking, you're practicing all those skills.
I'd say that it's good enough to keep your skills up to the level of "skilled hobbiest" which would fit with the 1-2 dots needed by Realm Dragonblood chargen. Lookshy-level training would be for improvement or for keeping yourself in peak condition.Still thats not nearly enough to remain at peak of your skill; The Realm isn't Lookshy after all; which is much more militarized society. Else Lookshy is just wasting their time if it was that easy to keep up your skills.
Do you know about Alchemical Solutions?Can anyone please recommend some good, currently updating exalted fics or quests on this forum that have been running for some time?
Yes, I probably should have mentioned, I've read: Alchemical Solutions, and Conquest Quest (RIP).
The issue Lookshy has is numbers and resources. The Realm has both of those, so it can afford their members more freedom(especially because even if you've slacked off a bit and need to get back in shape the Realm can generally give you that time). Lookshy has 100 fires and only the resources to deal with half of those, and it doesn't have the depth of bench that the Realm has.Still thats not nearly enough to remain at peak of your skill; The Realm isn't Lookshy after all; which is much more militarized society. Else Lookshy is just wasting their time if it was that easy to keep up your skills.
Slamu's Warhammer Fantasy/Exalted Quest is pretty new.Yes, I probably should have mentioned, I've read: Alchemical Solutions, and Conquest Quest (RIP).
Like Bursting said, realm dragon blooded are only expected to have 2 dots in the appropriate abilities, and they're only required to have 1 dot in most of them if they are willing to endure some social scorn because of it. Lore and War can be maintained by being well read and participating in games of gateway with your peers, Martial Arts and Melee by practicing irregularly, Archery and Ride by going hunting, Performance and Socialize by engaging with society to any degree, and Presence simply by giving orders and managing underlings. Not to mention that DBs are expected to be available to help all their younger cousins and siblings learn the basics on how to function and mastr the same skills so that they can look good.Still thats not nearly enough to remain at peak of your skill; The Realm isn't Lookshy after all; which is much more militarized society. Else Lookshy is just wasting their time if it was that easy to keep up your skills.
Slamu's Warhammer Fantasy/Exalted Quest is pretty new.
Graveless has a RWBY/Exalted fic going on, but I haven't read it.
Crilltic has a Naruto/Exalted quest on hiatus.
Those three are off the top of my head.
At the risk of tooting my own horn, I write Cast in Gold, NGE/Exalted. I've had to slow down updates *a lot*, but I'm still working on it.Can anyone please recommend some good, currently updating exalted fics or quests on this forum that have been running for some time?
So, in order: "dead", "essentially dead + suspect RotSE mechanics", "iffy RotSE mechanics", "flat-out terrible BWC mechanics" and "godawful GWM raksha Charms".
If it helps, consider 'it's bad' to be the distillation of years and years of forum conversations about every possible mechanical topic regarding 2e that's already gone.You are saying it's bad because of where it is from, rather than explaining the issue with it.
You didn't say it is overpowered, underpowered, or confusing. Just that "it's bad".
Earthscorpiom has done a few that are really good. And he and Aleph are writing up there campaign, it's called kerisgame.Can anyone please recommend some good, currently updating exalted fics or quests on this forum that have been running for some time?