More Exalted Scenario Thoughts
So now I am in a spot with the game. Attendance has been a little varied so the players are sort of spread out. So I need to figure out how to get people to and from places now that combat is occurring. Mostly I am concerned that w/out the Dawn caste the Night, Zenith, and Eclipse will get slaughtered. I think I can do this with a couple Spirit charms so shouldn't be a huge issue (bit of a stretch of course but Exalted is one of those games that kinda lives in area doesn't it?).
Anyhow looking back our group has lost two Zeniths and sort of one Twilight so I am attempting to tie those back into the game. One of the Zeniths has been corrupted by a little tome known as the Broken-Winged Crane so she will show up eventually (probably be the final "boss" before summer ends things). The other Zenith is nominally around, I wish I had his character sheet I'd probably use him for stuff. The Twilight's player says he might be able to play come end of May so I am waiting that. Frankly I am a little frustrated with the player as he doesn't even say what is goin' on beyond "stuff". Sheesh, what are you running drugs?
Ok.
So probably adding a new guy and going to offer him the option of being a a)Replacement Twilight B) Equivalent or Slightly Higher Sidereal or C) Equivalent or Slightly Higher Lunar. Tough thing about Sidereals or Lunars is that they have different schticks and are rather weaker in the long term then Solars unless they really focus on their given strengths (MA or DBT respectively) and then only are they better in their given areas.
Plot ideas post-Demons in Chaya: Demon held Realm has invaded the Threshold, what to do about them?
How are the Lunars reacting to a Solar kingdom now flourishing in the midst of the Hundred Kingdoms? More importantly, what do they think about the fact that these Solars seem to have everyone wrapped around their fingers?
The Sidereals (both factions) are fully aware they have no control of this Kingdom. What if they make a move against it?
Lookshy, Nexus, and Great Forks are now asserting themselves more against the Solars by using non-mortal negoiaters (ie folks who have equal or better dice pools to the Eclipse's), what are the consequences?
Anyhow looking back our group has lost two Zeniths and sort of one Twilight so I am attempting to tie those back into the game. One of the Zeniths has been corrupted by a little tome known as the Broken-Winged Crane so she will show up eventually (probably be the final "boss" before summer ends things). The other Zenith is nominally around, I wish I had his character sheet I'd probably use him for stuff. The Twilight's player says he might be able to play come end of May so I am waiting that. Frankly I am a little frustrated with the player as he doesn't even say what is goin' on beyond "stuff". Sheesh, what are you running drugs?
Ok.
So probably adding a new guy and going to offer him the option of being a a)Replacement Twilight B) Equivalent or Slightly Higher Sidereal or C) Equivalent or Slightly Higher Lunar. Tough thing about Sidereals or Lunars is that they have different schticks and are rather weaker in the long term then Solars unless they really focus on their given strengths (MA or DBT respectively) and then only are they better in their given areas.
Plot ideas post-Demons in Chaya: Demon held Realm has invaded the Threshold, what to do about them?
How are the Lunars reacting to a Solar kingdom now flourishing in the midst of the Hundred Kingdoms? More importantly, what do they think about the fact that these Solars seem to have everyone wrapped around their fingers?
The Sidereals (both factions) are fully aware they have no control of this Kingdom. What if they make a move against it?
Lookshy, Nexus, and Great Forks are now asserting themselves more against the Solars by using non-mortal negoiaters (ie folks who have equal or better dice pools to the Eclipse's), what are the consequences?
posted by Beeks at 8:26 PM
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