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Maloncanth at 16:40, 19 April 2010

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	==Characters==		==Characters==
	'''[[Five Corners]]'''<br>		'''[[Five Corners]]''' - The circle's unabashedly womanising lesbian Eclipse. Seems to split time between being Team Mom and Team Annoying Little Sister.<br>
	'''[[Resolute Orchid in Sparrow's Shadow]]'''<br>		'''[[Resolute Orchid in Sparrow's Shadow]]''' - The circle's Serious Martial Artist. All Dawn caste, all Serious.<br>
	'''[[Wandering Amber]]'''<br>		'''[[Wandering Amber]]''' - Mild Wyld mutant Night caste in search of his(!) lost love. A daiklaveman.<br>

	==In the Last Episode of Exalted: Mal==		==In the Last Episode of Exalted: Mal==

Maloncanth at 16:26, 19 April 2010

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	==Characters==		==Characters==
	[[Five Corners]]<br>		'''[[Five Corners]]'''<br>
	[[Resolute Orchid in Sparrow's Shadow]]<br>		'''[[Resolute Orchid in Sparrow's Shadow]]'''<br>
	[[Wandering Amber]]<br>		'''[[Wandering Amber]]'''<br>

	==In the Last Episode of Exalted: Mal==		==In the Last Episode of Exalted: Mal==

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Places

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	'''Maze of Potos Spring'''<br>		'''Maze of Potos Spring'''<br>
	A weak (●) but very old manse in the forest a short distance south of the village of Potos at a natural spring thought to have holy properties by the locals. There are plenty of wells around, so the spring is a source of water only for special or festive occasions. The ground water forms a big sparkling blue pond (always wholesome no matter how many kids run around kicking up mud). The spot where it continually wells up is grown with water lilies. Behind this spot, is the tunnel leading to the manse, which takes the form of a circular stone maze under a hill. The maze's enchantments have worn down over the millenia, but still requires ten accumulated successes to solve, even for repeat visitors, although the manses hearthstone is (probably quite intentionally) a Labyrinthine Eye. The tunnels are narrow and short due to heavy silt buildup on the ground and the stone walls are covered in heavily worn engraving patterns. Its hearthroom is a circular chamber where ambient light continually ripples against the walls as if looking up at the surface of a pond from underwater. It has a vaulted ceiling and an opening leading to a cave system deeper underground. A long time ago, the entire maze and manse may have been underwater. Presently, the water level has fallen (partly from Fire season) so it is damp but dry and spiderwebs are thick all over.		A weak (●) but very old manse in the forest a short distance south of the village of Potos at a natural spring thought to have holy properties by the locals. There are plenty of wells around, so the spring is a source of water only for special or festive occasions. The ground water forms a big sparkling blue pond (always wholesome no matter how many kids run around kicking up mud). The spot where it continually wells up is grown with water lilies. Behind this spot, is the tunnel leading to the manse, which takes the form of a circular stone maze under a hill. The maze's enchantments have worn down over the millenia, but still requires ten accumulated successes to solve, even for repeat visitors, although the manses hearthstone is (probably quite intentionally) a Labyrinthine Eye. The tunnels are narrow and short due to heavy silt buildup on the ground and the stone walls are covered in heavily worn engraving patterns. Its hearthroom is a circular chamber where ambient light continually ripples against the walls as if looking up at the surface of a pond from underwater. It has a vaulted ceiling and an opening leading to a cave system deeper underground. A long time ago, the entire maze and manse may have been underwater. Presently, the water level has fallen (partly from Fire season) so it is damp but dry and spiderwebs are thick all over.

			'''Kiko Village'''<br>
			Another unassuming village on the path south from Potos towards Pandora. Hit by a smelly chimera.

	==House Rules==		==House Rules==

Maloncanth at 07:27, 18 April 2010

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	'''Maze of Potos Spring'''<br>		'''Maze of Potos Spring'''<br>
	A weak (●) but very old manse in the forest a short distance south of the village of Potos at a natural spring thought to have holy properties by the locals. There are plenty of wells around, so the spring is a source of water only for special or festive occasions. The ground water forms a big sparkling blue pond (always wholesome no matter how many kids run around kicking up mud). The spot where it continually wells up is grown with water lilies. Behind this spot, is the tunnel leading to the manse, which takes the form of a circular stone maze under a hill. The maze's enchantments have worn down over the millenia, but still requires ten accumulated successes to solve, even for repeat visitors, although the manses hearthstone is (probably quite intentionally) a Labyrinthine Eye. The tunnels are narrow and short due to heavy silt buildup on the ground and the stone walls are covered in heavily worn engraving patterns. Its hearthroom is a circular chamber where ambient light continually ripples against the walls as if looking up at the surface of a pond from underwater. It has a vaulted ceiling and an opening leading to a cave system deeper underground. A long time ago, the entire maze and manse may have been underwater. Presently, the water level has fallen (partly from Fire season) so it is damp but dry and spiderwebs are thick all over.		A weak (●) but very old manse in the forest a short distance south of the village of Potos at a natural spring thought to have holy properties by the locals. There are plenty of wells around, so the spring is a source of water only for special or festive occasions. The ground water forms a big sparkling blue pond (always wholesome no matter how many kids run around kicking up mud). The spot where it continually wells up is grown with water lilies. Behind this spot, is the tunnel leading to the manse, which takes the form of a circular stone maze under a hill. The maze's enchantments have worn down over the millenia, but still requires ten accumulated successes to solve, even for repeat visitors, although the manses hearthstone is (probably quite intentionally) a Labyrinthine Eye. The tunnels are narrow and short due to heavy silt buildup on the ground and the stone walls are covered in heavily worn engraving patterns. Its hearthroom is a circular chamber where ambient light continually ripples against the walls as if looking up at the surface of a pond from underwater. It has a vaulted ceiling and an opening leading to a cave system deeper underground. A long time ago, the entire maze and manse may have been underwater. Presently, the water level has fallen (partly from Fire season) so it is damp but dry and spiderwebs are thick all over.

			==House Rules==
			===Melee Patches===
			Let's experiment! Subject to adjustment over time.
			*Regular and Reaper Daiklaves can be wielded in two hands for additional cool, gaining +1 to Damage, Defense, and Rate.

			'''Base Stat Changes'''
			*Reaper Daiklaves have +2 Defense rather than +1.
			*Grim Cleavers have +1 Accuracy rather than +2.

Maloncanth: /* In the Last Episode of Exalted: Mal */

2010-04-13T12:45:39Z

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	==In the Last Episode of Exalted: Mal==		==In the Last Episode of Exalted: Mal==
	The circle drove off some knights and men-at-arms of a nearby lord who were looking for escaped serfs. The serfs were from the next valley to the north and fleeing some vague superstitious sign about a plague breaking out next Calibration.		The circle drove off some knights and men-at-arms of a nearby lord who were looking for escaped serfs. The serfs were from the next valley to the north and fleeing some vague superstitious sign about a plague breaking out next Calibration. The party appears to have declined to spelunk and are off to a city.

	==Places==		==Places==

Maloncanth: /* Places */

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Places

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	'''Maze of Potos Spring'''<br>		'''Maze of Potos Spring'''<br>
	A weak (●) but very old manse in the forest a short distance south of the village of Potos at a natural spring thought to have holy properties by the locals. There are plenty of wells around, so the spring is a source of water only for special or festive occasions. The ground water forms a big sparkling blue pond (always wholesome no matter how many kids run around kicking up mud). The spot where it continually wells up is grown with water lilies. Behind this spot, is the tunnel leading to the manse, which takes the form of a circular stone maze under a hill. The maze's enchantments have worn down over the millenia, but still requires ten accumulated successes to solve, even for repeat visitors, although the manses hearthstone is (probably quite intentionally) a Labyrinthine Eye. The tunnels are narrow and short due to heavy silt buildup on the ground and the stone walls are covered in heavily worn engraving patterns. Its hearthroom is a circular chamber where ambient light continually ripples against the walls as if looking up at the surface of a pond from underwater. It has a vaulted ceiling and an opening leading to a cave system deeper underground. A long time ago, the entire maze and manse may have been underwater. Presently, the water level has fallen so it is damp but dry and spiderwebs are thick all over.		A weak (●) but very old manse in the forest a short distance south of the village of Potos at a natural spring thought to have holy properties by the locals. There are plenty of wells around, so the spring is a source of water only for special or festive occasions. The ground water forms a big sparkling blue pond (always wholesome no matter how many kids run around kicking up mud). The spot where it continually wells up is grown with water lilies. Behind this spot, is the tunnel leading to the manse, which takes the form of a circular stone maze under a hill. The maze's enchantments have worn down over the millenia, but still requires ten accumulated successes to solve, even for repeat visitors, although the manses hearthstone is (probably quite intentionally) a Labyrinthine Eye. The tunnels are narrow and short due to heavy silt buildup on the ground and the stone walls are covered in heavily worn engraving patterns. Its hearthroom is a circular chamber where ambient light continually ripples against the walls as if looking up at the surface of a pond from underwater. It has a vaulted ceiling and an opening leading to a cave system deeper underground. A long time ago, the entire maze and manse may have been underwater. Presently, the water level has fallen (partly from Fire season) so it is damp but dry and spiderwebs are thick all over.

Maloncanth: /* In the Last Episode of Exalted: Mal */

2010-04-13T12:25:36Z

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	==In the Last Episode of Exalted: Mal==		==In the Last Episode of Exalted: Mal==
	The circle drove of some knights and men-at-arms of a nearby lord as		The circle drove off some knights and men-at-arms of a nearby lord who were looking for escaped serfs. The serfs were from the next valley to the north and fleeing some vague superstitious sign about a plague breaking out next Calibration.

	==Places==		==Places==

Maloncanth at 18:38, 7 April 2010

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			Next Session: Sometime next week.

	==Characters==		==Characters==
	[[Five Corners]]<br>		[[Five Corners]]<br>

Maloncanth at 18:02, 7 April 2010

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	'''Potos'''<br>		'''Potos'''<br>
	An unassuming large village of a couple hundred somewhere in the Hundred Kingdoms with the distinction of being the start location. (All good adventures start in Potos.) It has decent travellers' amenities like an inn-tavern, a smith, horses and so on. The top village sweetheart is White Butterfly, the shoe-mender's daughter (App ●●●●).		An unassuming large village of a couple hundred somewhere in the Hundred Kingdoms with the distinction of being the start location. (All good adventures start in Potos.) It has decent travellers' amenities like an inn-tavern, a smith, a market, horses and so on. The top village sweetheart is ''White Butterfly'', the shoe-mender's daughter (App ●●●●).

	'''Maze of Potos Spring'''<br>		'''Maze of Potos Spring'''<br>
	A weak (●) but very old manse in the forest a short distance south of the village of Potos at a natural spring thought to have holy properties by the locals. There are plenty of wells around, so the spring is a source of water only for special or festive occasions. The ground water forms a big sparkling blue pond (always wholesome no matter how many kids run around kicking up mud). The spot where it continually wells up is grown with water lilies. Behind this spot, is the tunnel leading to the manse, which takes the form of a circular stone maze under a hill. The maze's enchantments have worn down over the millenia, but still requires ten accumulated successes to solve, even for repeat visitors, although the manses hearthstone is (probably quite intentionally) a Labyrinthine Eye. The tunnels are narrow and short due to heavy silt buildup on the ground and the stone walls are covered in heavily worn engraving patterns. Its hearthroom is a circular chamber where ambient light continually ripples against the walls as if looking up at the surface of a pond from underwater. It has a vaulted ceiling and an opening leading to a cave system deeper underground. A long time ago, the entire maze and manse may have been underwater. Presently, the water level has fallen so it is damp but dry and spiderwebs are thick all over.		A weak (●) but very old manse in the forest a short distance south of the village of Potos at a natural spring thought to have holy properties by the locals. There are plenty of wells around, so the spring is a source of water only for special or festive occasions. The ground water forms a big sparkling blue pond (always wholesome no matter how many kids run around kicking up mud). The spot where it continually wells up is grown with water lilies. Behind this spot, is the tunnel leading to the manse, which takes the form of a circular stone maze under a hill. The maze's enchantments have worn down over the millenia, but still requires ten accumulated successes to solve, even for repeat visitors, although the manses hearthstone is (probably quite intentionally) a Labyrinthine Eye. The tunnels are narrow and short due to heavy silt buildup on the ground and the stone walls are covered in heavily worn engraving patterns. Its hearthroom is a circular chamber where ambient light continually ripples against the walls as if looking up at the surface of a pond from underwater. It has a vaulted ceiling and an opening leading to a cave system deeper underground. A long time ago, the entire maze and manse may have been underwater. Presently, the water level has fallen so it is damp but dry and spiderwebs are thick all over.

Maloncanth at 17:35, 7 April 2010

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	[[Resolute Orchid in Sparrow's Shadow]]<br>		[[Resolute Orchid in Sparrow's Shadow]]<br>
	[[Wandering Amber]]<br>		[[Wandering Amber]]<br>

			==In the Last Episode of Exalted: Mal==
			The circle drove of some knights and men-at-arms of a nearby lord as

	==Places==		==Places==
	'''Pitos'''<br>		'''Pitos'''<br>
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	'''Potos'''<br>		'''Potos'''<br>
	An unassuming large village of a couple hundred somewhere in the Hundred Kingdoms with the distinction of being the start location. (All good adventures start in Potos.) It has decent travellers' amenities like an inn-tavern, a smith, horses and so on. The top village sweetheart is the shoe-mender's daughter (App ●●●●).		An unassuming large village of a couple hundred somewhere in the Hundred Kingdoms with the distinction of being the start location. (All good adventures start in Potos.) It has decent travellers' amenities like an inn-tavern, a smith, horses and so on. The top village sweetheart is White Butterfly, the shoe-mender's daughter (App ●●●●).

	'''Maze of Potos Spring'''<br>		'''Maze of Potos Spring'''<br>
	A weak (●) but very old manse in the forest a short distance south of the village of Potos at a natural spring thought to have holy properties by the locals. There are plenty of wells around, so the spring is a source of water only for special or festive occasions. The ground water forms a big sparkling blue pond (always wholesome no matter how many kids run around kicking up mud). The spot where it continually wells up is grown with water lilies. Behind this spot, is the tunnel leading to the manse, which takes the form of a circular stone maze under a hill. The maze's enchantments have worn down over the millenia, but still requires ten accumulated successes to solve, even for repeat visitors, although the manses hearthstone is (probably quite intentionally) a Labyrinthine Eye. The tunnels are narrow and short due to heavy silt buildup on the ground and the stone walls are covered in heavily worn engraving patterns. Its hearthroom is a circular chamber where ambient light continually ripples against the walls as if looking up at the surface of a pond from underwater. It has a vaulted ceiling and an opening leading to a cave system deeper underground. A long time ago, the entire maze and manse may have been underwater. Presently, the water level has fallen so it is damp but dry and spiderwebs are thick all over.		A weak (●) but very old manse in the forest a short distance south of the village of Potos at a natural spring thought to have holy properties by the locals. There are plenty of wells around, so the spring is a source of water only for special or festive occasions. The ground water forms a big sparkling blue pond (always wholesome no matter how many kids run around kicking up mud). The spot where it continually wells up is grown with water lilies. Behind this spot, is the tunnel leading to the manse, which takes the form of a circular stone maze under a hill. The maze's enchantments have worn down over the millenia, but still requires ten accumulated successes to solve, even for repeat visitors, although the manses hearthstone is (probably quite intentionally) a Labyrinthine Eye. The tunnels are narrow and short due to heavy silt buildup on the ground and the stone walls are covered in heavily worn engraving patterns. Its hearthroom is a circular chamber where ambient light continually ripples against the walls as if looking up at the surface of a pond from underwater. It has a vaulted ceiling and an opening leading to a cave system deeper underground. A long time ago, the entire maze and manse may have been underwater. Presently, the water level has fallen so it is damp but dry and spiderwebs are thick all over.