From the back alleys of Nexus to the hectic thoroughfares of the Imperial City, from the wide avenues of Yu-Shan to the twisting corridors of the Labyrinth, martial artists of all kinds stride the mean streets of the Exalted world, living their lives by esoteric codes of honor and neither offering nor accepting quarter from their enemies. Will the return of the Solar Exalt From the back alleys of Nexus to the hectic thoroughfares of the Imperial City, from the wide avenues of Yu-Shan to the twisting corridors of the Labyrinth, martial artists of all kinds stride the mean streets of the Exalted world, living their lives by esoteric codes of honor and neither offering nor accepting quarter from their enemies. Will the return of the Solar Exalted throw the Martial Arts World into chaos, or will that culture's Sidereal masters rein in the Lawgivers or put them down permanently? A martial arts sourcebook for Exalted featuring: Details on the Martial Arts World, a warrior culture that spans Creation More than 25 supernatural martial arts styles, ranging from the simplest Terrestrial styles to the inscrutable Sidereal fighting arts An array of martial arts weapons and their artifact equivalents 160 page softcover supplement for Exalted Second Edition.

The Scroll of the Monk details the role of supernatural martial arts in the world of Exalted. It introduces a number of martial arts societies, secret or otherwise. To be fair, Scroll of the Monk was 'expanded play' too, and we all know how that turned out. I'm not saying that the backer book will be anywhere near that bad, but just because it's 'expanded play' material doesn't mean it should get a pass. You can't really give a pass to something that doesn't exist yet.

Scroll of the Monk came out shortly after I had bought the Exalted Second Edition corebook. I was excited over it, as it promised to give the players of my nascent campaign access to stylish combat options that would spice up the game. I was excited enough to purchase both the PDF and the physical book separately.

The book turned out to be an unmitigated disaster. Miss May I Apologies Are For The Weak Download Rar. Many of the Celestial Martial Arts Styles presented obvious problems even to our then-untrained eyes. Some effects were excessively we Scroll of the Monk came out shortly after I had bought the Exalted Second Edition corebook. I was excited over it, as it promised to give the players of my nascent campaign access to stylish combat options that would spice up the game. I was excited enough to purchase both the PDF and the physical book separately. The book turned out to be an unmitigated disaster. Many of the Celestial Martial Arts Styles presented obvious problems even to our then-untrained eyes.