The thing about Infernals and why they are so dangerous (aside Devil Tigers) is that they have access to ALL charms of EVERY Yozi that decided to open their charms to them. The Yozis being supremely powerful in their own spheres but incapable of even comprehending things outside it, usually can not use the charms of their brothers unless they retrofit them to fit their own themes. The Green Sun Princes have no such limit. They can essentially mix and match powers of different cosmic level min-maxers for ludicrous results
I'm hoping you continue on with this setting. The Five Directions and their cities and region were great source books, along with the stuff for Fey, Gods and humans with awakened essence, plus all the great stuff for martial arts. I'm sure there's a bunch of stuff I've forgotten; so much content in the Exalted setting.
If I recall, you said that this was the last Exalted video for a bit. Where to next, lore master? L5R, to continue Kung Fu nonsense? Back to WoD/CoD for a particular corner case? Something weird, like RIFTS or Savage Worlds? I'm personally hoping for Shadowrun, as you mentioned doing some running back in the World of Future Darkness special.
The most horrifying thing about a fully realized devil tiger is that they lack both of the fundamental weakness the primordials had at their height namely the fetch soul thus once a devil tiger has more than one first circle souls all of them are equally capable and expendable though this advantage is speculative as no true devil tiger has arisen. The more certain and to my mind more dangerous advantage of a devil tiger is that they lack the intellectual miopia of the primordials because as beings crafted with the influence of all of the primordials they can see things from any of there previews
Damn: I really have to talk my group into playing Exalted! Though the charms seem bit convoluted to me, but I only have the 1st edition book. I hear the second edition is much more streamlined and easier to get your head around the systems...
And now we have the Chosen of the Yozis. I don't have the recent Exalted books, so I don't know why in Exalted 3rd Edition the Infernals changed the names of their castes. To differentiate them from the Demon: The Fallen? There is still plenty to cover in World/Chronicles of Darkness, and Exalted. Or, will you cover something else? There are plenty of interesting RPGs out there. It's just a matter of getting a hold of either physical books, or PDFs. Here is an interesting suggestion for future content: Pugmire. It's an rpg series made by Onyx Path. Basically, Humanity is gone from the Earth, and the various uplifted animals, namely cats and dogs, are left to pick up the pieces. Or, you can cover something like Legend of the 5 Rings, like Wulgreath suggested. I heard about it, but don't know much about it.
Is there an intro video? I'd like to learn more, but the caste vids are a little hard fore to follow. Btw I love your content and ur probably my favorite wod loretuber
The first Exalted are the Solar, Lunar, Sidereal, and Terrestrial (Dragon-Blooded). Then there were the Alchemical Exalted, the Abyssal Exalted, the Infernal Exalted, the Liminal Exalted, the Getimian Exalted, and the Exigents.
@@burningbronze7555 The Liminal Exalted, the Getimian Exalted, and the Exigents, yes. However, Lazar has said the Infernal Exalted were going to be the last Exalted he was going to cover for a while. I don't know what he is going to cover next.
I think about 10. Each with its own set of castes. The tenth type of Exalted, the Exigents, are unique as they are a result of a type of exaltation. Basically, according to the wiki, if a lesser god needed a problem solved, they ask the higher ups for the power of exigence. While it requires said deity to give up a portion of their power, this divine flame can empower a chosen champion.
