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Create Content for your Favorite Games. About Us. Privacy Policy. Our Latest Newsletter. Product Reviews. Newsletter RSS Feed. Start Over Advanced Search. Products found in this section Exalted: Circle of Protection Palym thought she and her best friend Xiao were on an adventure.

They had left their rural home in search of something greater, but neither could have anticipated the monster's attack their first day in the city.

Before she knew it, Palym was swept into a world beyond her wildest imagination, the world of the Sidereal Exalted and Yu-Shan. Where will the road of this Chosen of Journeys take her? Exalted: False Images Novia Claro made him up to cover her own tracks while she investigates the murders of Hushanti's priests in Nexus.

He's a convenient ruse, a rumor to spark the people's imaginations, distract them from her actions, and nothing more Now he's hunted by several Dragon-Blooded, and Novia has to figure out whether she can trust Whether they narrowly escaped death, struck a death-bargain with the goddess of sharks, or faced hellish aberrations, their heroic deeds ring throughout the ages. Stories are Adversaries of the Righteous: Adeimantus From the bustling streets of Nexus to the savage western seas, Creation is ripe with threats to mortals and Chosen alike.

Crooked traders, vile occultists, and even zealous protectors of the Realm can be found in every city, satrapy, and region waiting for unsuspecting targets or standing their ground as they prepare for the inevitable.

In this collection you will meet new foes, encounter old enemies, Adversaries of the Righteous: Afohdha, the Lady of the Well From the bustling streets of Nexus to the savage western seas, Creation is ripe with threats to mortals and Chosen alike. Adversaries of the Righteous: Ashana Ikatu From the bustling streets of Nexus to the savage western seas, Creation is ripe with threats to mortals and Chosen alike. Adversaries of the Righteous: Boscu, Prodigal Son of the Swamps From the bustling streets of Nexus to the savage western seas, Creation is ripe with threats to mortals and Chosen alike.

Adversaries of the Righteous: Cynis Borok and Ragara Feria From the bustling streets of Nexus to the savage western seas, Creation is ripe with threats to mortals and Chosen alike. Adversaries of the Righteous: Eska of the Seven Blades From the bustling streets of Nexus to the savage western seas, Creation is ripe with threats to mortals and Chosen alike.

Adversaries of the Righteous: Fivefold Masks and Lies From the bustling streets of Nexus to the savage western seas, Creation is ripe with threats to mortals and Chosen alike.

Adversaries of the Righteous: Harrowing Silence From the bustling streets of Nexus to the savage western seas, Creation is ripe with threats to mortals and Chosen alike. Adversaries of the Righteous: Iron Siaka From the bustling streets of Nexus to the savage western seas, Creation is ripe with threats to mortals and Chosen alike. Adversaries of the Righteous: Isabet Maken, the Master of Cauldron Valley From the bustling streets of Nexus to the savage western seas, Creation is ripe with threats to mortals and Chosen alike.

Adversaries of the Righteous: Ixier, Who Dreams for the Dead From the bustling streets of Nexus to the savage western seas, Creation is ripe with threats to mortals and Chosen alike. Adversaries of the Righteous: Ku Nenaveya From the bustling streets of Nexus to the savage western seas, Creation is ripe with threats to mortals and Chosen alike. Adversaries of the Righteous: Meimuna Kyree From the bustling streets of Nexus to the savage western seas, Creation is ripe with threats to mortals and Chosen alike.

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In this collection you will meet new foes, After a cataclysmic struggle, the Exalted finally triumphed over the Primordials, slaying many and then forcing the others to surrender.

Upon victory, the gods retreated to the Heavenly city of Yu-Shan to oversee from on high, and granted the Exalted the Creation-Ruling Mandate as a boon for their service to the new order. The slain Primordials, being so spiritually massive that they should not have been able to die--and having died, cannot be reincarnated--are now known as the Neverborn, and the whole of the Underworld came into being to contain them. Like many of White Wolf Publishing's games, the primary character archetype, the Exalted, suffer from a systemic character flaw.

In this case, this flaw is represented by a 'Great Curse', uttered upon the dying breaths of the slain Primordials. This Great Curse manifests itself in a variety of ways and causes the 'heroes' of the setting to be fatally flawed. In the game's history, the Solars eventually grew decadent and corrupt from this influence. After centuries of plotting, the Solars were slaughtered in a massive insurrection known as the Usurpation by the Terrestrial and Sidereal Exalted, their servants and advisors.

After the Usurpation, the majority of the Exaltations of the Solar Exalted were locked away, and an organization known as the Wyld Hunt was organized by agents of the Sidereals and Terrestrials to kill all the others, and drive the Lunar Exalted from the civilised lands of Creation.

During the intervening age, the Terrestrial Exalted became the rulers of the world, ruling in a system not unlike the shogunate of feudal Japan. After the Great Contagion a plague engineered by the Neverborn to swell the population of the underworld and weaken Creation and the Balorian Crusade a war with the Fair Folk, who seek to return the world to Chaos wrought devastation across Creation, a young captain of the Dragon-Blooded armies gained access to powerful weapons of the First Age.

With these, she first beat back the Balorian Crusade, and then asserted her rulership over much of the world, dubbing herself the Scarlet Empress. Nearly eight hundred years later—in the present day of the game—there are eleven Great Houses of the Realm, nearly all of whom claim direct descent from the Empress.

Five years prior to the default starting point of the game, the Empress vanished. While she had temporarily disappeared before, by the present of the game it is believed she will not return, and the Realm stands on the brink of civil war.

Simultaneously, the Solar exaltations held in the Jade Prison have returned. With the Houses ignoring the threat of the Celestial Exalted to position themselves to take control of the Realm, the number of Solar Exalted in Creation is slowly growing. Thus, the backdrop to the setting sees the newly arisen Solars among various other heroes and villains struggling to survive their enemies in this time of tumult long enough to make their mark upon the fate of Creation, for good or for ill.

The flat world of Creation is the primary setting of Exalted. Creation has two continents, the Blessed Isle and the unnamed super-continent which covers the northern, eastern and southern edges of Creation, populated by many nations and tribes, with the settled regions along the inner coast of this super-continent being known collectively as the threshold. The Blessed Isle is located in the center of Creation.

The Realm rules the Blessed Isle and its proximate archipelago directly, and indirectly rules numerous tributary states known as satrapies along the threshold. The elemental poles of Creation color the directions of the map: the frigid North, near the pole of Air, is divided by the White Sea; The element of Wood influences the heavily forested East, the most densely populated region of Creation other than the Blessed Isle; the Scavenger Lands, formally named the Confederation of Rivers, is an organization of allied nations within the East; the South, drawing from the Pole of Fire, is a hot, arid region; the influence of the Pole of Water upon the West shows itself in the Great Western Ocean encompassing various major and minor island nations; finally, the Elemental Pole of Earth, the least dangerous of the five, is located at the top of the towering Imperial Mountain in the centre of the Blessed Isle.

Surrounding Creation is the infinite ocean of pure chaos known as the Wyld. The cosmology of Exalted also includes the Underworld, the celestial city of Yu-Shan, the demon realm of Malfeas, and the machine world of Autochthonia. At the core of the setting, there are several different types of Exalted, any type of which could play the role of protagonist or antagonist of the game.

Celestial Exalted, being the chosen of the Celestial Incarnae, are significantly more powerful than Terrestrial Exalted, and can live for millennia, but their numbers are limited by a fixed number of Exaltations passing from mortal life to mortal life at any given time.

Terrestrial Exalted are the chosen of the Elemental Dragons, children of the primordial Gaia, who govern the elemental underpinnings of Creation. While less powerful, Terrestrial Exalted commonly known as the Dragon-Blooded can pass on their Exaltation to their children, much like one would pass on other genetic features. The Abyssal, Alchemical, and Infernal Exalted technically fall outside of the two categories, though their power level is comparable to that of Celestial Exalted.

A brief synopsis of each type is given here, organized by relative power and significance within the game. Most types of Exalted have certain collective predispositions toward or against other Exalt types, and may be viewed differently by the various mortals of Creation; while the Dragon-Blooded and their world-spanning empire are often seen as demigods and heroes, for instance, the Lunar Exalted are often seen as monstrous and dangerous; this is in part owing to their abilities to take the shapes of animals, monsters and other humans by killing them, but also due to the concerted efforts of Terrestrial propaganda.

The default protagonists of Exalted and the champions of the chief of the gods, a being known as the Unconquered Sun. Considered to be Anathema by much of the mortal world of the Second Age, the Solars are regarded as monstrous demons and few remember their former greatness.

This is due to a prolonged and widespread campaign of propaganda orchestrated by the Terrestrials, via a now firmly established religion known as the Immaculate Order. The nature of Solar charms tends to express itself instead through human excellence taken to superhuman extremes, and as such their raw prowess in most skills easily exceeds any of the others.

Their three greatest advantages are their large Essence pools that give them more raw power to work with, their powerful, efficient, straightforward charms, and their ability to use the highest of all forms of sorcery, the Adamant Circle — also called the Solar Circle due to the Solars alone being able to access that circle of sorcery.

With the addition in the third edition of Evocations—powers derived from legendary artifacts—the Solars have attained another area in which they are the undisputed masters. Loyal servants of the Deathlords , [9] the Abyssal castes are a dark reflection of their Solar counterparts; Dusk soldiers, generals, and martial champions , Midnight priests and leaders , Daybreak scholars and artisans , Day assassins and spies , and Moonshadow bureaucrats, diplomats, and couriers.

In the present of Exalted, the Neverborn sow their revenge from beyond the grave through their Deathlord servants. The source materials, primarily the second-edition sourcebook The Manual of Exalted Power: Abyssals , present the Deathlords as the largely insane ghosts of First Age Solars slaughtered in the Usurpation, who are easily among the most powerful beings in the Underworld of Exalted.

The Deathlords have varied goals, but most strive not to conquer or corrupt Creation, save as a path to the Neverborn's desire: the complete destruction of existence. The named agents of the Deathlords in the world of the living are the Abyssal Exalted, also known as Deathknights; these antagonists are dark reflections of the Solar Exalted and are presented as being their equal in power.

They were created by the Deathlords through powerful sorcery taught to them by the Neverborn, using Solar Exaltations stolen from the Jade Prison. Using Solar Exalted can also be converted to Abyssal Exalted with powerful magic.

They field vast undead armies, bolstered by ancient knowledge long since lost in the world of the living but still readily available in the lingering dead, and a powerful form of magic known as necromancy. Several sourcebooks present the Abyssals and the Deathlords as having a tentative foothold in Creation, likely representing a grave threat.

Presented as the most anarchistic and chaotic of the Exalted. In the sourcebooks, they are often referred to as cunning shapeshifters, skilled fighters, and capable generals. Within the game's history, they were very tightly bound to the First Age Solars. While many stood and died beside their Solar friends and spouses in the Usurpation, those that were not killed along with their companions fled to the edges of Creation.

At the borders of the order of Creation and the chaotic turbulence of the Wyld , their natures were changed over a great many years. Humanity had truly inherited the stars. But those same advances also carried a curse, for the engines of war from the Star League era possessed power unequalled in the Successor States today. The land of faery, Where nobody gets old and godly and grave, Where nobody gets old and crafty and wise….

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