Base effects being comparable is good to hear. What might Lunar mid-to-capstone tier charms look like compared to Solar ones, other than "less absurd"? Will they have any advantages that the solar versions might not generally have (Like being usable more often)?

How exactly does Anima Flux affect a Dragon-blood's mount? They don't really have initiative tracks to damage.

Can it make any alterations to your original form permanent, or limited to certain key identity signifiers, or is it simply an Instant Charm?

Since editing is broken I'll have to double post:

Also wanted to ask how comparable in effect can Lunar players expect their charms to measure up to the Solar charms that have similar or overlapping effects?

Will it contain additional mutations to expand upon what's already in the core rule book?

Are things (and people) made with Wyld-Shaping Technique fully "real" in 3e? 2e had that clause where Wyld-shaped stuff was at risk of fading away if it didn't interact with anything from Creation, and creatures were outside Creation's processes of life and death -- but I don't see anything like that in the 3e version of the Charm.

So do Wyld-shaped mortals (for example) in 3e interact with the cycle of reincarnation normally?

How much of a thematic gap will there between the Raksha and Dreamed-Soul, Raksha are probably gonna get a splatbook somewhere down eventually so I’m wondering how much of an overlap there will be with these optional exalts given since even discounting the connection between the Wyld, the ability to warp reality is also something that seems common between them. So how much of a diverge are you guys considering? Is it as far as the shared link of Underworld between Abyssals and Liminals but not much else or is it closer then that?

I can't help but feel as though, in the context of that awareness and representation, some of the older attitudes around Twin-Faced Hero are a bit outdated, or at least awkward. Honestly, I feel as though the place of the power in its original contexts were a bit awkward and ambiguous (is it about having an option for disguise without needing Heart's Blood? Introducing a characterisation point in which shapeshifting makes gender something aesthetic to be manipulated or ignored at will*, which requires spending XP and intricate mechanical representation?

Don't know whether you guys have have an answer for this now given it isn't a priority. But in the Exigent book you will be detailing how to create Charms yeah, will you guys also go in how to design Excellencies?

Does Favor Conferring Prana or Empowering Shout work on Virtuous Gaurdian of Flame?

What makes a hunt a "hunt"?

Is it the intent and preparation, or a literal chase and battle sort of "hunt", as Second Edition painted it?


In First Edition, Changing Moons could acquire Heart's Blood by persuading others to do the physical work of tracking, wounding, and restraining the prey so that the Changing Moon could safely deliver the killing blow without breaking a sweat. Not a hunt in terms of a personal chase, but she definitely committed to a deliberate and intentional plan to kill her prey.

Likewise, a No Moon could use her great intellect and wit to set a trap for her prey and then perhaps bombard it with obsidian butterflies until it dies, and then lick some of the blood. Or, if not a sorcerer, perhaps line the trap with poisoned spikes that do the work for her, and then she takes the blood without a chase or actual battle.

But my actual question is should their evocation tree be as powerful as if they were Resonant with the evocations (since Resonant evocations tend to be more powerful), or as if they weren't Resonant or Dissonant?
(I assume that Evocations from signature spells, etc, should not be Dissonant level)

Do elementals subsist on or trade in the prayers and worship of mortals the way gods do? If not, do they have some other fungible currency that abstracts their economy above the trading of specific favors and boons?