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	* Solars don't work well as jacks of all trade -but if they specialize in one or two things (combat, diplomacy, crafting) they become crazy powerful		* Solars don't work well as jacks of all trade -but if they specialize in one or two things (combat, diplomacy, crafting) they become crazy powerful
	* Their charms are generally more efficient and cost less compared to all other exalted types, and many of them refund their mote cost if you do something awesome with them		* Their charms are generally more efficient and cost less compared to all other exalted types, and many of them refund their mote cost if you do something awesome with them
	* New players will probably find Solars the most intuitive and simple. Think Superman, Hercules, Goku and Simon as basic solar archetypes.		* New players will probably find Solars the most intuitive and simple. Think Yujiro, Yomiko, Saitama, Superman, Hercules, Goku and Simon as basic solar archetypes.


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209.202.197.5: /* History */ Added basically the entire summary of the setting and history of the solars here rather than leaving it basically a stub, as it was. They're the most important splat in the setting and kind of need some depth.

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History: Added basically the entire summary of the setting and history of the solars here rather than leaving it basically a stub, as it was. They're the most important splat in the setting and kind of need some depth.

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 === History ===
-When the gods wanted to rebel, the Unconquered Sun threw a hissy fit and demanded that all the other Exalts bowed to his. Luna agreed with a shit-eating grin and arranged that each Lunar exaltation was magically and deeply bound to a particular Solar exaltation. Sol was pleased, since that meant the Solars had the power to command the Lunars. Luna was pleased because if one Solar tried something stupid, the other 299 Lunars could wreck his face.
+In the beginning, Ignis Divine patrolled a world of absolute horror. He was not king of anything so much as its governor, the manager running the factory floor while the executives spent their time fucking about with passion projects and doing lines of blow in the head office. Said executives were His creators, the creators of the world itself, incomprehensibly alien things simultaneously abstract concepts, modern corporations, parts of the geography, and shambling horrors. Twin suns illuminated a world encircled by endless deserts and a river of screaming torments, where men were born for nothing more than to die screaming, their fear and misery a constant renewable power source for The World and more importantly The Games of Divinity. Imagine that the meaning of human life was to eventually become fossil fuels to power God's cosmic X-Box and you aren't far from the truth.
-When the Usurpation happened, the Solars died horribly. However, during some of the dickery in the subsequent conflicts, Solar exaltations now pepper creation, landing in the body of some lucky sod who can finds themselves now able to remake the world.
+Ignis Divine was one of those suns, but more than that, He was created as the literal definition of virtue. The concept of virtue itself, things like compassion and valor and conviction, as we understand them, were given meaning by his creation so as to give The Principle of Opposition something to oppose and make it ''real''. Forcing a being of infinite compassion, the conviction to do what must be done whatever the cost, the temperance to refuse any temptation, and the valor to fight an impossible war simply because it's right, to preside over a world literally powered by suffering wasn't an especially great choice, but it was a necessity. After all, it's hard to be The Shadow of All Things in a world without any light that casts shadows.
 === Exaltation ===

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	* ~~Get~~ the Ox-Body Technique Charm as many times as possible, as extra health levels are needed against some of the more powerful enemies in Exalted.		* The book tells you to get the Ox-Body Technique Charm as many times as possible, as extra health levels are needed against some of the more powerful enemies in Exalted. This is a grotesque lie. Having a large essence and Willpower pool and therefore the ability to use many magical dodge-anything Charms gives you dramatically better value. (Slightly fixed as of the Scroll of Errata, but increasing your pool of magical power is still better value for most characters than purchasing Ox-Body Technique.)
	* Solars don't work well as jacks of all trade -but if they specialize in one or two things (combat, diplomacy, crafting) they become crazy powerful		* Solars don't work well as jacks of all trade -but if they specialize in one or two things (combat, diplomacy, crafting) they become crazy powerful
	* Their charms are generally more efficient and cost less compared to all other exalted types, and many of them refund their mote cost if you do something awesome with them		* Their charms are generally more efficient and cost less compared to all other exalted types, and many of them refund their mote cost if you do something awesome with them

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	* Their charms are generally more efficient and cost less compared to all other exalted types, and many of them refund their mote cost if you do something awesome with them		* Their charms are generally more efficient and cost less compared to all other exalted types, and many of them refund their mote cost if you do something awesome with them
	* New players will probably find Solars the most intuitive and simple. Think Superman, Hercules, Goku and Simon as basic solar archetypes.		* New players will probably find Solars the most intuitive and simple. Think Superman, Hercules, Goku and Simon as basic solar archetypes.


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	* ~~GEt~~ the Ox-Body Technique Charm as many times as possible, as extra health levels are needed against some of the more powerful enemies in Exalted.		* Get the Ox-Body Technique Charm as many times as possible, as extra health levels are needed against some of the more powerful enemies in Exalted.
	* Solars don't work well as jacks of all trade -but if they specialize in one or two things (combat, diplomacy, crafting) they become crazy powerful		* Solars don't work well as jacks of all trade -but if they specialize in one or two things (combat, diplomacy, crafting) they become crazy powerful
	* Their charms are generally more efficient and cost less compared to all other exalted types, and many of them refund their mote cost if you do something awesome with them		* Their charms are generally more efficient and cost less compared to all other exalted types, and many of them refund their mote cost if you do something awesome with them

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			* GEt the Ox-Body Technique Charm as many times as possible, as extra health levels are needed against some of the more powerful enemies in Exalted.
	* Solars don't work well as jacks of all trade -but if they specialize in one or two things (combat, diplomacy, crafting) they become crazy powerful		* Solars don't work well as jacks of all trade -but if they specialize in one or two things (combat, diplomacy, crafting) they become crazy powerful
	* Their charms are generally more efficient and cost less compared to all other exalted types, and many of them refund their mote cost if you do something awesome with them		* Their charms are generally more efficient and cost less compared to all other exalted types, and many of them refund their mote cost if you do something awesome with them

1d4chan>Pseftis at 16:48, 26 February 2019

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	[[Image:Chess-solar-exalted.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Bitches better bow down.]]		[[Image:Chess-solar-exalted.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Bitches better bow down.]]

	AKA [[Mary Sue]], the player class. Solars are the first and strongest class in [[Exalted]]. They can be walking tanks in combat, great statesmen in society, grand generals in war, or anything else they set their transcendent wills to. They're also out of their goddamn minds. Thanks to the primordial war and the great curse (no I'm not fucking [[Exalted#Backstory\|explaining it]]) they periodically go batshit loco and swap their greatest virtue for its corresponding flaw. This makes them fantastically fun guys to be around, since you never know when your party's greatest asset is going to turn into serial rapist or frothing berserker. They can't for the life of them understand why nobody liked being ruled by a group of manic depressive demigods, and spend most of their time trying to pick up the pieces of the first age and rebuild their empires.		AKA [[Mary Sue]], the player class. '''Solars''' are the first and strongest class in [[Exalted]]. They can be walking tanks in combat, great statesmen in society, grand generals in war, or anything else they set their transcendent wills to. They're also out of their goddamn minds. Thanks to the primordial war and the great curse (no I'm not fucking [[Exalted#Backstory\|explaining it]]) they periodically go batshit loco and swap their greatest virtue for its corresponding flaw. This makes them fantastically fun guys to be around, since you never know when your party's greatest asset is going to turn into serial rapist or frothing berserker. They can't for the life of them understand why nobody liked being ruled by a group of manic depressive demigods, and spend most of their time trying to pick up the pieces of the first age and rebuild their empires.

	== Solar Fluff ==		== Solar Fluff ==

82.42.197.163 at 21:49, 22 February 2019

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	* New players will probably find Solars the most intuitive and simple. Think Superman, Hercules, Goku and Simon as basic solar archetypes.		* New players will probably find Solars the most intuitive and simple. Think Superman, Hercules, Goku and Simon as basic solar archetypes.

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	[[Category:Exalted]]		[[Category:Exalted]]