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Not yet. The game I'd been waiting on just *just* started a couple months ago, and with schedules being what they are we're on session... Two? Three?...

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I know 2e had particular ideas about how fast PC's could advance. But I don't know if 3e was so specific.

If I was to make an uneducated guess, I'd say that the *average* 50-year-old Lunar (inasmuch as such things exist) is probably Essence 3. A true up-and-coming legend might be sitting comfortably at 4.

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When this first popped up I was feeling creatively drained, but I'm feeling a lot better now. And hell, I'd be sad if I missed my annual shot at swordsmastide.

I'm in. I'd like a demon or a god or a collection thereof.

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Eriast, Eclipse Caste

1 whole Radames*
Simmer in a light broth of Captain Jack Sparrow until at the appropriate level of wordplay.
Remove, set on an oven-safe platter of A World That Hates And Fears You**, and set under the broiler until you've got a nice browning of paranoia.

Remove, sprinkle with Berserk® brand Judeau, and serve

* The Musical Radames is what we used in our test kitchen; while the more established Verdi Aida might be easier to find, the prevalent notes of wanderlust were critical in nailing the character arc, and our tasters...

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If I understand correctly, Lian's argument here is that there are differences, sure. But once a Changeling is undone they don't get anything "interesting." Drama, adventure, tragedy, tension, these are all things that happen for people who still have a spark in them.

An undone Changeling doesn't get to live in interesting times, or even exist on their periphery. "Interesting" in general just doesn't happen to them, neither by their own actions nor by those of others or the world at large.

If I understand correctly, Lian is saying that yes, someone's...

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So I'm still eyeing the thread and taking this in, but I think the point is that the mortal soul who gets evicted for an Arcadian fae has a parallel to the changelings in Lost, who are humans stolen away to faerie lands....

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Exactly what it says on the subject line. A commoner or Autumn Sidhe is down for the count, at least until they're reborn, but as I understand it there's nothing left of the original person inside for the Sidhe.

Google hasn't helped me out here. Does the body die? Go catatonic? Operate off rote repetitions and rhythms until something unexpected happens?

This isn't important per se to the game I'm in, but the question popped up and I'm wondering what, if anything, is the canon answer.