The Anago Chronicles

The Anago Chronicles details the adventures of a small pack of young Lunars aboard the Sublime Huntsman, a strange hammerhead-shaped ship of (non-Artifact) First Age design. The West has always been a place of danger, but something new has begun showing up. Rumors speak of the "Writhing," a strange disease of some kind, which attacks small, outlying communities. People become feverish and strange-acting, until they are killed by bellyfuls of writhing, slick, glistening eels. Entire villages have been decimated by the Writhing. Stranger still, a few seasons after such destruction, the entire islands themselves are just gone, without a trace. The Sublime Huntman is connected, somehow, to the Writhing. In fact, its little god - a confused, old mariner-spirit with vague memories of the First Age - speaks of the Writhing as part of its purpose for existing, speaking of it as the Anago. Sublime Huntman doesn't truly remember everything - its mind is muddled by extreme age, slumber through the centuries, and the general disrepair of the ship itself.

Player Characters

• Pathfinder, played by Chillos.
• Cozened X, played by A.J..
• Dead Eye, played by Wil.
• Obsidian Gaze, played by Link.

What's New

• X

Chronicle Resources

• Chronicle Timeline: Maintained by Chillos
• Chronicle Storyteller Characters: Maintained by Mattison
• Chronicle Wonders Maintained by A.J.
• Chronicle Soundtrack Maintained by Wil
• Chronicle Experience Point Totals: Maintained by Joe
• Combat Example: An example of how combat works in Exalted, Second Edition. [1]

Setting

Places maintained by X

House Rules

• Exalted Downtime Rules, a set of suggestions for handling swathes of downtime in Exalted.
• Four Flaws of Invulnerability, an alteration to the Flaws that apply to the Perfect Defenses of the Exalted.
• Silver and Jade, a rule set to reflect the fluctuation of Resources, and the system of investments meant to increase such, in Exalted.

Spirits

• New Elementals
• Elemental Obscurity, a guideline to determining what elementals an occultist knows about for the purposes of summoning them. These ratings are based on either the character's Occult + Elemental Summoning specialty, or Occult + Backing in an organization that possesses such information (whichever is greater).
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Specialties

• You may have an unlimited number of specialties, though none can be higher than 3. No single roll may benefit from more than three dice worth of specialties, either.

Thaumaturgy

• Occult Basics, the Thaumaturgy that anyone with at least one dot in Occult can perform.
• Gaining Thaumaturgy Specialties costs the normal cost for Specialties.
• Procedures must be purchased individually, using points derived from the Thaumaturge Background.
• Art of Spirit Beckoning: Additional Procedures for the Art of Spirit Beckoning.

War of Ages

A rule set intended to replace the Second Edition Mail & Steel system.

• War Unit Traits, the traits used in War of Ages.
• Order of Events, the order in which War of Ages conflicts are resolved.
• War Actions, the kind of actions which can be performed in a War of Ages conflict.
• Battlefield Ranges & Distance, the battlefield abstraction for ranges and distances.
• Solar War Charms, an adjustment to the Solar War Charm set for use with War of Ages.
• Sample Units, a selection of sample units using War of Ages rules.