- Paperback: 173 pages
- Publisher: White Wolf Publishing; illustrated edition edition (24 Oct 2007)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 1588466981
- ISBN-13: 978-1588466983
- Product Dimensions: 27.7 x 21.3 x 1.1 cm
- Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 893,450 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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For Exalted 2nd Edition comes the fourth in the books of Sorcery, this time covering a plethora of spirits and elementals for use in your campaign. The first half of the book focuses on the terrestrial gods of Creation, with an overview of their function and society and statistics for more than thirty common types and specific deities.
The second half does a similar job for elementals, detailing their courts and a range of types from tiny nature spirits to the immense badass that is the Kukla. There is also a whole chapter for divine charms, allowing you to invent your own spirits, as well as for your Eclipse Solar/Moonshadow Abyssal to steal.
This is one of the better sourcebooks, with plenty of different and interesting antagonists and allies that will enrich any campaign; there's plenty of fun to be had just with a succession of traditional 'sorting out corrupt local gods' adventures. Cliche, maybe, but fun.
The second half does a similar job for elementals, detailing their courts and a range of types from tiny nature spirits to the immense badass that is the Kukla. There is also a whole chapter for divine charms, allowing you to invent your own spirits, as well as for your Eclipse Solar/Moonshadow Abyssal to steal.
This is one of the better sourcebooks, with plenty of different and interesting antagonists and allies that will enrich any campaign; there's plenty of fun to be had just with a succession of traditional 'sorting out corrupt local gods' adventures. Cliche, maybe, but fun.
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Great Book
25 Dec 2008
Even though I think that this book should be taken as a Scroll-series and not as part of the Books of Sorcery-series, it is simply GREAT!
I love all the Charms included, even though most are bizarre or seem to have no real application or a simple use, they can be adapted to several ideas and uses for specific spirits. It has dozens of charms and every special use has to be brought appart.
Explanation of the genesis of spirits [elementals and gods] is good, their roles, aspects, goals and points of view are cool. Their agendas is a nice move in the Celestial Bureaucracy and the Hierarchy is also a nice explanation of their anger.
Has several gods and archetypes as well as powerful entitites such as a Doomsday-dragon: the Kukla.
I love all the Charms included, even though most are bizarre or seem to have no real application or a simple use, they can be adapted to several ideas and uses for specific spirits. It has dozens of charms and every special use has to be brought appart.
Explanation of the genesis of spirits [elementals and gods] is good, their roles, aspects, goals and points of view are cool. Their agendas is a nice move in the Celestial Bureaucracy and the Hierarchy is also a nice explanation of their anger.
Has several gods and archetypes as well as powerful entitites such as a Doomsday-dragon: the Kukla.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Roll of Glorious Divinity
4 Jun 2008
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Fans of any edition of Exalted will want to grab up Roll of Glorious Divinity 1, Gods and Elementals. Inside, we're given a detailed write-up on various types of gods, from the Masks (whose true purpose has been forgotten) to Bloody Hands, little gods of murder and more, with new charms for these beings, advice on playing them as NPCs as well as Player Characters in an Exalted series. It's not necessarily a must-buy, but it is worth the cost.
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19 Jun 2009
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A great book for Exalted 2ed book of sorcery 4 the roll of glorious divinity gods & elementals is a cool book on the F'en elementals and ok for the gods.
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