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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Welverin" data-source="post: 1097974" data-attributes="member: 433">That's the rule of ten. Another important one is the rule of one, which is if you role any ones you botch, but if you role one or more successes all ones are ignored. An important distinction from Vampire.Just to be clear, you can still use a willpower point for an auto success. Which with the rule of one above prevents a botch.5. When performing multiple actions, you don't split your dice pool. Instead, if you're performing X actions, you get X dice less on the first one, (X+1) less on the second one, and so on.I think those are the major mechanical differences between the Storyteller versions. The setting, of course, is even more different than this. I think there's a pretty good introduction to the setting hidden somewhere on the WW website, if you look for the Exalted quickstart (NOT the recent Tomb of Five Corners, but the older one that can be accessed through their Exalted site).</blockquote><a href="http://www.white-wolf.com/exaltedweb/Downloads/ExaltedQuickstart.pdf" target="_blank">The Quickstart</a>, <a href="http://www.white-wolf.com/exaltedweb/exaltedhome.html" target="_blank">Main Exalted site</a>.To reiterate, Exalted has a bunch of changes so you can't just take your V:tM knowledge over whole sale, you will need to familiarize yourself with Exalted's rules.A few things:1) The current WoD is ending, a new one (or some such) will be taking it's place.2) Exalted is the Age of Sorrows3) The two really have nothing to do with each other, except for a similar rules set and some vague connections between types of Exalts and Supernaturals.[/QUOTE]

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