Will there be a rank five Jade combat artifact in the book? One that only has one MM in it?

I have high hopes that the Yu-Shan debate will be more or less resolved by the stated intent of the line to release splatbooks paired with setting books, though the Realm one seems to have gotten punted down the release schedule to make room for Lunars.

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Speaking of, will Arms of the Chosen see the return of the God-Kicking Boot?

A question that just recently crossed my mind. Will the Mountain Folk appear or be mentioned in 3e at some point?

In that case, roughly how many Evocations does an average Artifact in that Arms have?

What's the greatest number of Evocations on a single artifact?

What is your read on the approximate number of Dragon-Bloods?

Ideally I'd like to get an impression on how many of the following you think there would be, either in rough numbers or proportions to one another:

1) Dynasts (Great House Dynasts, Cadet House Dynasts, Adoptees to Dynastic families)
2) Non-Dynast Realm Dragon-bloods (Unadopted patrician Exalts, Coin-or-Razor Found Eggs)
3) Outcastes (Established gens and dynasties, independents)

Which DB house(s) did you each feel was least developed or lacking enough character in previous edition compared to the others?

Since even a daillave can apparently be as strong a boon as a warstrider, would a sufficiently strong daiklave draw the same political issues from overuse against lesser threats?

It's not as snazzy, but at least the book is clear that comic-book physics function at least up to the size of a yeddim.

I've got a question about Feats of Strength used for combat purposes.

Say I've got an Essence 1 Athletics Supernal Solar with Nine Aeons Thew and its prerequisites. A Dragonblooded swordswoman that has witnessed that he is a dangerous heretic, but has not realized he is anathema, steps forward to challenge and kill him in single combat. The venue is a residential city street.

The Solar accepts, activating all their supplemental and reflexive strength charms, plus a full excellency, and lands a respectable but not overly optimistic 35 successes. I've no idea how big a thing that might allow someone to pick up, but the Solar conservatively picks up a nearby house.

The Dragonblooded spends her turn activating a scene-long defensive buff or shooting a wind-carried message to her distant friends to go fetch the Wyld Hunt, or something else that doesn't disrupt my example.

The Solar then attempts to place the house into the nearby space the Dragonblooded is currently occupying.

How do I handle this, mechanically?

Proofreaders have a night shift? That sounds bizarre.

Arms of the Chosen contains a warstrider created to fight in the Niobraran War.

Robert Vance Eric Minton I kinda wanted to ask a question about you guys as Devs, I know Vance is in law school right? and Minton you write for other publishers no? So how does EX3 fit into your lives now? Is it the main focus for you guys right now, or like a side job in addition to your "day jobs". I don't want it to seem like I am judging either way, I know you are dedicating a lot to EX3 no matter what, I'm just kinda interested in what a Dev's work life looks like.

In the case of learning Shaping Rituals through Artifacts such as the Talisman of Ten-Thousand Eyes, once learned, will a Sorcerer have to have the Artifact with him at all times in order to cast sorcery at all, or only for gaining the extra benefits of using the shaping ritual?