25 Lotus Petals

Twilight: Essence flows in the Twilight
Pyre become too hot to touch; enemies in
the Pyre suffer a die of lethal damage for
every two motes of Essence they spend.
This damage is soakable only by Stamina.
Night: The Night Pyre is full of suffocating
smoke. Each turn, an enemy in the Pyre
must make a Temperance check; failure
means that he has inhaled too much smoke,
and loses a dot of Stamina temporarily. A
botch means he has inhaled enough to
poison himself; he loses consciousness and
must accumulate 5 successes on Stamina
rolls, once per turn, to awaken.
Eclipse: Oathfire burns around the Eclipse.
Those attacking him (regardless of whather
they succeed) have an oathbreaker’s curse
placed upon them; it mandates as many
botches as half the Eclipse’s Essence,
rounding up, and one such curse is incurred
per attack. Magical beings may roll their
Essence in a reflexive opposed test to resist
recieving the curse, but on a botch they
recieve one at full strength.
Abyssal: These are dark reflections of the
Solar effects.
Dusk: Identical to Dawn.
Midnight: Same as the Dawn effect, but
applicable only to beings native to Malfeas,
little gods, and elementals. Those that die
in a Midnight’s Pyre automatically rise as
zombie extras the next turn, unless their
corpses are destroyed.
Daybreak: Essence flows in the Daybreak
Pyre run with agony; each time a being
in the Pyre uses a Charm or Combo with
a Willpower cost, he must pay twice the
Willpower or suffer dice of lethal damage
equal to the number of motes spent. This
damage is soakable only be Stamina.
Day: The Day Pyre is a column of cold
flame, filled with chilling mists. Each turn,
any creature in the Pyre must make a
Conviction check; failure means that some
of the chill has seeped into his bones, and
loses a dot of Dexterity temporarily. A
botch means he has suffered frostbite; he
becomes paralyzed and must accumulate 5
successes on Dexterity rolls, once per turn,
to restore himself to movement.
Moonshadow: The Moonshadow is a
nemesis, one who brings vengeance for
promises broken. Any being in the Pyre
who attacks the Moonshadow is cursed
terribly; the next attack directed toward him
has its attack pool doubled and its damage
pool increased by half the Moonshadow’s
Essence, rounding up. Magical beings may
roll their Essence in a reflexive opposed
test to resist recieving the curse, but on a
botch they recieve one at the full strength
of the Moonshadow’s Essence.
Sidereal: These work for you and your
allies.
Journeys: The Exalt and allies in his Pyre
can fly as per Effortless Soaring Eagle Mode;
allies must also return to the Pyre once a
turn or the effect fails for them.
Serenity: The Exalt and allies in his Pyre
are supernally graceful. They dodge all
incoming attacks with a base pool of
Performance and automatic successes equal
to permanent Essence.
Battles: The Exalt and allies in his Pyre can
attack twice a turn without penalty. The
additional attack is considered part of the
same action as the first.
Secrets: Jupiter’s Pyre of blinding flame
makes all the attacks of the Exalt and allies
in his Pyre unexpected.
Endings: The Endings Pyre celebrates the
end of battles; each attack the Exalt and
alllies in his Pyre makes drains a point of
Willpower from the victim and transfers it
to the attacker.