Re: General Exalted Discussion: There's a God for that! Except for Sorcery, of course
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Not quite. To quote Return of the Scarlet Empress,
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"As it was the judgment of the Most High that determined who is a creature of darkness, the Sun’s death removes this designation from existence and makes Holy Charms largely useless. The Ebon Dragon laughs as his imperfection closes. Nothing can kill him now."
Maybe Gryff is referring to the fact that any Solar can get "Should The Sun Not Rise" and reinstate Holy as a thing? So, as long as there are Solars, the Ebon Dragon should be scared?
Re: General Exalted Discussion: There's a God for that! Except for Sorcery, of course
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Originally Posted by
SurlySeraph
Not quite. To quote Return of the Scarlet Empress,
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"As it was the judgment of the Most High that determined who is a creature of darkness, the Sun’s death removes this designation from existence and makes Holy Charms largely useless. The Ebon Dragon laughs as his imperfection closes. Nothing can kill him now."
That was apparently an oversight, as the book was written before the Dreams of the First Age errata. Charms that allow Solars to sustain Holy Charms on their own, such as Zeal (I will never call it that other name, and you can't get me to), should allow those to function against the Ebon Dragon normally.
Should, because by a strict reading of the book, don't.
Re: General Exalted Discussion: There's a God for that! Except for Sorcery, of course
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Originally Posted by
SurlySeraph
Not quite. To quote Return of the Scarlet Empress,
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"As it was the judgment of the Most High that determined who is a creature of darkness, the Sun’s death removes this designation from existence and makes Holy Charms largely useless. The Ebon Dragon laughs as his imperfection closes. Nothing can kill him now."
This is a known issue, and, IIRC, slated for errata. The fact is that while the Aidenweiss was published before RotSE, it was actually written afterwards, and should be considered to overrule Return.
Edit: And Dreams errata, too, I guess.
Re: General Exalted Discussion: There's a God for that! Except for Sorcery, of course
Well, until that loophole is formally closed, we have evidence that Primordials can in fact become immune to their weaknesses.
Re: General Exalted Discussion: There's a God for that! Except for Sorcery, of course
