What characters fit the bill for being an exalted who's limiting themselves to stay out of sight?
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What fictional characters could believably be Exalted in hiding?
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Originally posted by LadyLens View PostBatman.
Conan.
Sherlock Holmes.
Montgomery Scott.
Who’s Montgomery Scott?
“No one holds command over me. No man, no god, no Prince. Call your damn Hunt. We shall see who I drag screaming down to hell with me.” The last Ahrimane says this when Mithras calls a Blood Hunt against her. She/her (I saw the Chief Technology Officer for a big company do this so I guess I’ll do it too).
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Originally posted by TheCountAlucard View PostHe could just as easily be an Athletics Supernal Night.
But with that level of charisma, (being able to steal a person's warband beneath him) he can be a zenith! It even fits with his durability! I mean, that 'survive being stuck in the sun while crucified' is obviously something out of Resistance.
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Oh, you mean Scotty from the original Star Trek. Cool. Thanks.
Yeah, I guess he’d make a pretty good Exalted. Maybe a Sidereal? Like a Chosen of Mercury (patron of travelers)?
“No one holds command over me. No man, no god, no Prince. Call your damn Hunt. We shall see who I drag screaming down to hell with me.” The last Ahrimane says this when Mithras calls a Blood Hunt against her. She/her (I saw the Chief Technology Officer for a big company do this so I guess I’ll do it too).
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Originally posted by TheCountAlucard View PostCraft was a Serenity Ability in 1e and 2e, actually, so I'd peg him as a Joybringer if I was making him as a Sidereal. Though I'd be more inclined to put his miraculous patch-jobs in the hands of either a Twilight or a No Moon.
“No one holds command over me. No man, no god, no Prince. Call your damn Hunt. We shall see who I drag screaming down to hell with me.” The last Ahrimane says this when Mithras calls a Blood Hunt against her. She/her (I saw the Chief Technology Officer for a big company do this so I guess I’ll do it too).
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Originally posted by Penelope View PostIrene Adler
Sherlock underestimates her when he forms his plan to trick her into revealing the location of the troublesome photograph; ultimately his failure to consider that she could be on his level intellectually, is what leads to her discovering his identity and escaping.
(I like my Exalted best when mortals can remind them from time to time that they're not gods.)Last edited by TheCountAlucard; 08-10-2020, 10:04 PM.
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