Compass of Celestial Directions, Vol. 6: Autochthonia
The Compass of Celestial Directions, Vol. 6: Autochthonia is an additional book in the Compass of Celestial Directions series covering the world-god of Autochthon and the Eight Nations within it.
Summary
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- Long forgotten by the people of Creation, the inventor of Exaltation still lives and slumbers behind ancient seals. His body is a vast industrial miracle, populated by the descendants of refugees and abductees from the First Age. These Autochthonians have established eight mighty nations, empowered the Alchemical Exalted as their champions, and mastered secrets of mystical artifice long lost to Creation. But now their god and world is dying in the dark of Elsewhere, casting the Eight Nations into the crucible. Will the innovation and prowess of the Alchemical Exalted be sufficient to save Autochthonia, or is a return to Creation the Great Maker's only hope?
- This book includes:
- Details on each of the Eight Nations of Autochthonia, the oldest surviving human cultures in the world of Exalted.
- An examination of the Reaches--the untamed body of a Primordial--and the mortals who carve out a living in that deadly frontier far from the safety of the Eight Nations.
- Traits for Autochthonia's storied heroes, mechanical denizens, and Exalted legends.
Contents
Introduction
Chapter One: The Realm of Brass and Shadow
Chapter Two: First Among Equals
Chapter Three: We Have Always Been At War
Chapter Four: The Widening Gyre
Chapter Five: Lamps in the Dark
Chapter Six: The Reaches
Chapter Seven: Man and Machine
Background Information
This book was not originally planned as part of the Compass series. It was announced by the Ink Monkeys in December 2010, and released digitally over the summer of 2011. Like Glories of the Most High or the Scion Companion, each part could be purchased individually, or readers could buy a subscription to automatically receive all parts as they were released.
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