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Poisons have a damage value separated from a time interval by a slash. This damage value indicates the maximum damage a single dose of the poison could ever inflict, while the time interval indicates the interval at which the poison inflicts one damage die. (An interval of “action” means the poison inflicts damage every 5 seconds of narrative time or the beginning of every tick that a character acts on during combat time.)

Effectively, a 5L poison can only ever inflict 5 points of lethal damage, no more, and only if the poisoned fails all their resistance rolls. This damage is taken 1 die (or level, if the poison is that virulent) at a time, and spread over a number of intervals equal to the number in the damage code. Thus, someone dosed with a poison that is 5L/action, will have to, at the beginning of every action, reflexively make a stamina+resistance roll at the beginning of every action against the poison's toxicity, for their next 5 actions.

A successful roll reduces the damage by one level, while double the number of successes required reduces it by two levels. Thus, if this 5L had a toxicity of 3, if the poisoned gets 3 successes on his sta+res roll, he only takes 1 level of bashing that interval, and if he got 6, he takes no damage. If the poison does levels of damage, succeeding the sta+res roll first gets rid of the tag, and additional successes reduce damage as normal.

After the interval, the damage code is reduced by 1, letting you know how many more times you have to make the roll- thus a 5L poison becomes 4L on the next interval, and so forth. This is important to note because of multiple doses.

Multiple doses of the poison stack their damage rating. Thus, someone struck with 2 doses of a 5L poison, the poison effectively becomes 10L, meaning they have to go through 10 intervals of checking whether they take damage from the poison. As such, if a person has gone through 2 intervals of a 5L poison, thus make it 3L, getting hit with another dose of 5L means the poison is back up to 8L and the poisoned must go through 8 intervals of poisoning.

So to be clear, getting poisoned twice does not mean they check twice for damage, rather it increases the number of intervals they have to check for damage overall.

Other notes: Mortals add 2 to the toxicity of any poison, unless it is marked with an “M” tag. Poison cannot be soaked. Willpower CANNOT be spent for an automatic success on the sta+res roll.

Wood Dragon Graced Arrow/Weapon: Damage code: 4L/Action, Toxicity: Exalt who used it's essence rating. The poisoned target must reflexively make a stamina+resistance roll against the Exalt's essence at the beginning of their next action for their next 4 actions. Failure means they take 1 die of unsoakable lethal damage. Success means they take 1 die of unsoakable bashing damage. Double the required number of successes means they take no damage at all.

Exalted p274, Dragonblood (p234)
For the purposes of this table, Ability == Skill (exalted uses the term “Ability”, but other systems use “Skill” and that is typically a more familiar term to most players).

• Training times assume 8hrs/day, 6 days/week
• Exalted do not require tutelage/tutors for training Caste/Favored traits

Book Recommended XP (p273):

• 4pts for showing up (per session)
• 1pt for doing something cool (once per session)
• 1pt stunt award (once per session)
• 5pts for finishing a story
• [Variable] pts for downtime (Exalted p275)

See White Wolf Exalted Wiki

Dragon-Blooded Great Houses quick reference (MoEP:DB pg 97)

For Celestial Exalted:

• Experience cost: sum of minimum ability points (skills) of all charms involved (Exalted, pg 244).
  

For Terrestrial Exalted (DBs, p 127):

• Can freely use Reflexive Charms at the same time as any other charm without the use of a (purchased) Combo, even when the reflexive charms are associated with different abilities.
• Any Charm activated from an out-of-aspect [HOUSE RULE: or non-favored] ability has a +1 mote additional cost. This is a per-charm cost, if the same charm is activated multiple times per tick, you only have to pay the 1 mote once.
• Cooperative Keyword: multiple terrestrials who know this charm can use it simultaneously to improve the overall potency of the charm. Cooperative charms cannot be used in Combos if currently being used cooperatively (but can otherwise be Combo'd).

Lifespans of various Exalt Types:

• Terrestials: ~250 years is about average. (Exalted p281-282. Book has a roll for determining when you kick the bucket after 250yrs. Items can can be used to halve your aging. Rich Earth exalts could live to be 600 given that combination.)
• Sidereals: 3000-5000 years. (Exalted p29. no power can extend this)
• Lunars: 2,000-3,000 years.
• Solars: 2,000-3,000 years. (Zenith Castebook p72. Zenith charm “Extended Life Prana” can extend lifespan to 5,000 - 7,000 years)
• Abyssals: essentially immortal.
• Infernals: ???

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General Formulas:

1. Natural Soak: [Stamina]/2 in Lethal (Round down), [Stamina] in Bashing.
2. Dodge Defense Value (DV): (Dexterity + Dodge + Specialty + Essence)/2.
3. Parry Defense Value (DV): (Dexterity + Combat Ability + Specialty + Weapon Defense)/2.
4. Mental Dodge Defense Value (MDV): (Willpower + Integrity + Specialty + Essence)/2 (Round down).
5. Mental Parry Defense Value (MDV): (Charisma or Manipulation + Social Ability + Specialty)/2.

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