AN ANTAGONIST BOOK FOR

DEMON: THE FALLEN

Carrie Kube
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 CONTENTS

Contents
INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................................................. 4
CHAPTER ONE: MY SIDE OF THE STORY .................................................................................................................. 8
CHAPTER TWO: CHILDREN OF THE HOST ............................................................................................................. 12
CHAPTER THREE: SHAPING THE DIVINE ............................................................................................................. 34
CHAPTER FOUR: POWERED BY GOD ............................................................................................................................ 40
CHAPTER FIVE: HOLY WAR ............................................................................................................................................. 70

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 INTRODUCTION
Sometimes the world can be a very cold, chaotic, and lonely
place. So much that we will put our heads in the sand and just go
on with our lives; simply existing until the next day comes. Just
shut yourself off except for those who matter lest the world’s wor-
ries drag you down with it. Feast on the bread and circuses around
you, let their stale taste shut out the doubts.
One day it’s not enough, the world’s cries won’t shut-up. Every
abused child, every lost soul, every two-bit thug brings forth a burst
of passion inside you. No longer can you be apathetic, that luxury
is long gone. Now you wonder where are God and his angels are.
Heck, you can sure relate to the love, anger, and frustration this
world would make them feel.
One day the passion builds so much that it bursts and suddenly
you understand. God’s angels never truly left, for you are one of
their children. Whether you are part of a regular angel, a fallen
one, undead, or just simply touched, you are there to help heal this
broken world so a new god can come forth. Are you ready embrace
this divine passion?
Angel the Revelation is a companion piece to the
Demon the Fallen line. The tone and themes plays
upon the rivalry and fragile hope that these half-
breeds bring. As the book goes into Heaven’s side
of the story, the reader will learn about how pas-
sion and the best of intentions can lead to tragedy.
Lexicon
Aasama: The offspring of a mortal and an angel.
Angel: A heavenly creature created to aid God.
Angelos: A Divine that has transcended into a
superior form that is beyond that of an Angel.
They are a perfect balance between a Human’s free
will and ability to adapt and an Angel’s purity and
holiness.
Apocalyptic Form: The physical reflection a Di-
vine’s true nature.
Aura: The inner glory a Divine (except the In-
fused) possesses.
Candidates: The other gods (Gaia, Osiris, etc.) in
the World of Darkness. One of them will arise as
the New God. Candidacy could also go to crea-
tures that were able to ascend to godhood or some
other powerful state like Caine, Charon, Lucifer,
Lilith, etc.
Chari: Holy, undead creatures who have been
revived by the mysterious Charon to do his bid-
ding to aid God.
Charon: The god-like creator of the Chari.
Children of Goliath: Nephilim warriors, dedi-
Introduction
cated to fighting both Mystics and Mortals who
would seek to bring the world into further ruin.
Connection: A gift bestowed by God to the Di-
vine (with the exception of the Infused) where they
can summon memories of their ancestors, their
Grigori or Charon to help them.
Deadmen: Mortals who were unjustly killed due
to the cruelty of others and have been revived as
forces of justice.
Despar: A Divine that has fallen so far from
grace, they become a creature worse than any De-
mon.
Divine, The: A term used to describe all the di-
vinities as a whole.
Divinity: The breed a Divine is from (Aasama,
Chari, Infused, Nephilim).
Faith: Mortal and Mystic belief that allows a Di-
vine to fuel her powers.
Falling: When the imperfections of the Divine’s
mortal side overpower them, pulling them away
from their divine heritage.
First-Born, The: The original Nephilim that
were supposed to have been killed millions of years
ago.
Flock: A group of Divine.
Grigori: An Aasama’s angelic parent.
Heritage: An assigned group that a Divine (ex-
cept Infused belongs to).
Infused: Mortals who have come in contact with
holy energy and become a Divine as a result.
Light-Bringers: Healers and harbingers of hope.
Lost, The: Divine that become evil.
Miracle: A special power that a Divine can use.
Muses: The artisans of the Divine.
Mystics: The general term for the other creatures
(Vampires, Hunters, Wraiths, etc.) in the World of
Darkness.
Nephilim: The half-breed children of Fallen An-
gels and Mortals.
New God, The: An unknown being chosen by
God to take his place during the New World.
New World, The: The World of Darkness' next
incarnation that the New God will rule over.
Nymphs: Caretakers of the spiritual and physical
world.
Path: A group of Miracles that get more power-
ful as a Divine puts more study into it.
Revelation: When a mortal learns of her holy
mission and heritage.
Rising: When a Divine’s morality rating raises to
the point that they become more angelic in
thought and deed.
Saulites: Former mortals who have committed
acts of evil and now have a second chance as one
of the Divine.
Seers: Divine charged with the duty of guiding
the other heritages.
Seraphim: Mediators and diplomats of the Di-
vine.
Sign: A physical side effect a Divine (except the
Infused) receives from her Revelation.
Shepherds: Aasama who are in charge of prepar-
ing and guiding humanity for the New God.
Touched, The: Mortal followers who know of a
Divine’s holy heritage.
Twist: The mental side effect a Divine (except
the Infused) receives from her Revelation.
Watchers: The spies and scholars of the Divine.
Slang
Angel-Parent: A slang term for Grigori. Some-
times referred to as Angel-Mother or Angel-Father
depending on the Grigori’s gender.
Cherubs: Divine under the age of 13.
Ferrymen: Slang term for the Chari.
Half-Angel: Slang term for the Aasama.
Half-Fallen: Slang term for Nephilim.
Orphans: Slang term for the Infused.
Spirit-Born: A term for the Divine that is used
by outsiders who are ignorant of the heavens (Lu-
pus Garou, people who are raised outside of mon-
otheistic religions, etc.).
Themes
Like any World of Darkness game, personal hor-
ror will always be a staple. There are two themes
that separate it from the others: identity, passion
and love. These may sound like odd choices for
this setting, but there is both purity and corruption
in both that can provide for good gameplay.
Identity
Despite their differences, all of the divinities
have one question they have to answer, "Where do
I stand in all of this?" Being thrown into a world
that is darker, stranger and more fascinating than
anything you've ever imagined would screw with
anyone's beliefs. Everyone and everything seems to
have some kind of secret or personal war they're
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fighting without regards to you. All you've got is a
fragile promise of a "New God" arising. It is not
just trying to keep out of crossfire to find out
what's going on, but putting together what you are
now.
For the Nephilim and Aasama it is being in the
shadows of their ancestors while trying to form
their own identities. For the Chari, it is coming to
the terms that their second chance at life is at the
cost of servitude. Or the Infused learning that hav-
ing no historical ties can be both a blessing and a
curse.
"But where is the horror in that?", you might ask.
This can also be corrupted in many ways. Some-
times fanaticism or just the wrong influences can
shape a Divine into something worse. Change isn't
always bad, but it can be very scary. Old things may
have to be put down to improve yourself or at least
survive. As a Divine goes up in morality, the flawed
parts of her humanity begin to wash away into
something holier. While some may welcome this,
there are others who may not be all that hot in los-
ing what makes them what they are. (Let alone
watching someone else go down a road like that.)
There is no set path for the Divine and no mat-
ter what choice is made, they must be prepared to
make the sacrifices necessary to stay that way.
Love
“Love is a dangerous angel.”-Dirk McDonald, “Wheetze Bat
Love can bring out the best and the worst in us.
It can drive us to acts of heroism to protect those
that we care about, but it can also enslave us to
abusive manipulators that have no qualms with
tearing us down.
When a Divine receives her Revelation, a feeling
of love does starts to arise (depending on how high
her Morality is). As times goes on, she will begin to
understand this feeling and how it drove Lucifer,
The Host and her ancestors to such extremes. See-
ing the denizens of the World of Darkness as lost
children, she feels like she must guide and protect
them like a loving parent. This feeling is not the
same for everyone as each one will view and act
upon it in her own way. One may totally dive right
into her divine side (even at the cost of her human-
ity) to better understand these feelings while an-
other may feel like a long-suffering parent who
knows she may have to be a little tough on the
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Angel: The Revelation
Mortals to improve things. This is not a cute or
sappy love, but a burning passion that haunts them
all, regardless of Divinity. It can’t help, but to draw
her into even the darkest aspects of the World of
Darkness in hopes of fixing it.
Another issue is that one can mistake despera-
tion and lust for love. The Divine have their own
otherworldly appeal and awe that can entice your
average mortal. Beauty (inside or out), awe-
inspiring auras, power or knowing that there is
someone who generally cares can be a source of
fascination that leads to obsession. As a result, love
becomes twisted into selfishness and obsession.
Love can also be frightening. There are those
who believe that their flaws and sins have rendered
them unworthy of hope and to know that they are
not can be a shock to the system. While others
have indulged in their wickedness and corruption
to the point that the light is like a burning acid to
their souls. Both of them fear this and will fight
back with every inch of their being to ensure their
stability.
“Without love, I wouldn’t believe in anything that lives and
breathes. Without love I'd have no anger. I wouldn't believe in the
right to stand here. Without love I wouldn't believe. I couldn't
believe in you and I wouldn't believe in me.”- ”Believe”, Elton
John
On the positive side, love is a powerful force that
opens our hearts and gives us a purpose in life. It
can bring us hope, inspiration and a drive to suc-
ceed. Whether it is love for a spouse, a friend, life,
family or even a pet; it fills our souls like nothing
else. Even the pathetic and wretched can be healed
by this force. It is this belief that allows a Divine to
keep going no matter how bad things can get.
Tragedy
“Then you know there comes a time where you need her more
than anything. You believe yours are the wounds that only she can
heal. Suddenly she turns around and she becomes so serious,
because what she chose to offer you was all that you can have.”-
”She Runs Away”, Duncan Sheik
No matter if either Lucifer or God were right,
there will always be a sadness of what the World of
Darkness could’ve been. The broken dreams and
hurt feelings of the past weigh heavily on all the
Divinities as they try to fix things. Their demonic
counterparts are some of the biggest reminders of
Introduction
this.
The Demons have a long memory and even
some of those that cry for redemption, might have
too much Torment to do anything other than slap
a Divine’s hand away. The same can go for the
mortals that are just too far gone that they’d rather
kill themselves than face their own mistakes. It al-
ways seems that the flaws of both Mortals and Mys-
tics tend to put a monkey wrench in things for
good or for ill. Sometimes even the best-laid plans
can fall apart and this is what both Angels and
Demons will learn within time.
Another aspect is that despite their power, the
Divine are still partially human and are far from
perfect. (Or as the Nymphs put it, “even the Fae
have their flaws”.) They won’t be able to save eve-
ryone or live up to all of their expectations. It is
heartbreaking when a Muse has to tell a gravely ill
person who desperately searched for her that “not
every Angel has the same powers”. Or when a
Light-Bringer has to step back, because he knows
that a Mortal is relying too much on him even if he
is not sure if the Mortal can do it on their own.
How To Use This Book
This book is divided into different chapters for
easy access to whatever you need to get your game
running.
Chapter 1: My Side of the Story - This chapter
goes into the war between the heavens through the
Divine’s point of view.
Chapter 2: Children of the Host - Covers the
Divinities and Heritages of these new characters.
Chapter 3: Shaping the Divine - Handles basic
character creation.
Chapter 4: Powered by God - Goes into the spe-
cial powers and relics that the Divine possess.
Chapter 5: Holy War - Learn about the Divine's
troubled relationship with the Demons and a few
new adversaries and allies.
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 CHAPTER ONE:
MY SIDE
OF THE STORY
After what happened to Old Man Vanderhalt, the
best thing Margie could do was honor his request.
Sure, he was a grouchy, pissy old man that bitched
every time she turned on the radio, but even he didn't
deserve to be torn-up by God-knows-what.
"It's yours," He said, grabbing her arm as a rush of
power flooded into her. "The blessing of God; the
powers of the heavens."
"Come on, stupid, say something." Paper-cuts were more
than enough to make Margie uneasy, but now she just
wanted to scream. Blood and what she swore was a bit
of bone peeking out of his left arm were now staining
her clothes. "Just don't run out screaming. Don't run out
screaming..."
That's when she felt something in her hand; a small,
green notebook. "The Tome of Ancients, the
knowledge of this world, keep it safe from the De-
mon."
"Demons? What Demons?" And he was gone. "Don't
just leave me here!" Her mind running a mile a mi-
nute, but an idea still came to her. "Heavens, that
means angels, angels mean holiness...white magic."
Tossing the "Tome of Ancients" into her apartment,
she set Mr. Vanderholt down and placed her palms
on his chest. After all, an entire childhood playing
Japanese console RPGs wouldn't lie. "Heal! Revive!"
She could feel streams of tears falling from her eyes
as she tried again and again and again until the police
arrived. "Please, come back."
From the Tome of Ancients
Margie, if you are reading this then I'm already
dead. I know it's hard to believe, but out of all the idi-
ots in this God-forsaken apartment complex, you were
always the least stupid. As horrible as this world is,
there's a war a-brewing between Heaven, Hell, and the
rest of us poor bastards. And it's up you and the rest
of our kind to make sure it doesn't get any worse.
I know you thought I was nothing but a bitter old
curmudgeon, but even I can understand love. A very
weird, twisted kind of love that only the Heavens
could possess. God, out of love, wanted nothing but
to preserve our happiness and Lucifer believed in our
potential. Either way humanity was going to get the
brunt of it: ignorance or hardship.
With a few fancy words, humanity chose the latter.
In a way I can commend Lucifer and his Angels, they
were good to their word and even stayed to teach
them everything they know. Then I remember God
My Side of the Story

damned them all in return and I just want to strangle

them. When you get as old as me, you see and lose
too much.
We watched as love drove both sides into wars and
when the dust settled, it gave the Fallen Angels a new
idea. If man could never return to Eden, they would
help make a new one on earth with their own special
offspring, the Nephilim. In best intentions of the Fall-
en, my Nephilim ancestors were to be shining light
that would lead humanity to greatness. They were to
be these perfect little creatures that would have the
adaptability of Mortals and the Fallen's power and
love for humanity.
But like my first ex-wife (in all her stage mom glory),
your own personal demons and broken dreams will
only screw your kids up even more. Or maybe this was
God's way of getting back at his disloyal servants by
twisting their children's hearts. Either way it merged
into their offspring, driving many of them insane with
torment. Whatever it was, it brought more pain to the
world.
Terrors: The monomaniacal leaders of the Ne-
philim. Blessed with thunderous voices, Mortal and
Mystic could be bent to their will.
Furies: Vengeful creatures whose torment grant-
ed them a twisted form of justice that brought forth
the grisly deaths of the innocent as well as the wicked.
Giants: Reclusive yet skilled craftsmen who had
just as much potential for wickedness as their Malefac-
tor parents.
Gorgons: Self-proclaimed watchers of nature,
they often fell from grace and were often worse than
the most sadistic of predators
Augur: Half-mad children both blessed and curs-
ed with visions of endless pasts and futures.
Fairest: Beautiful, yet cruel seducers that can
twist the emotions of any man like clay.
Rouges: The lowest of them all, they scurried the
shadows performing any deed for any price.
Once again, out of love for the Mortals, the Fallen
Angels went out to wipe out their prodigy and let God
sort them out. Seeing sparks of good in a few of the
Nephilim as they tried to protect their families, God
had the souls of my ancestors turned into creatures
called Ferrymen who would guide the spirits of the
restless dead, cast their parents to the Abyss, and
sealed away the powers of the Nephilim's children un-
til it was needed. In case you are wondering, no, you

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are not one of us; you just have a bunch of my celes-
tial power in you.
In the end, love played one last act: the Demons
have broken out and God knows it. A new god and a
new world will arise and this time he thought ahead...
Aasama: For the last 60 years the Angels have
been knocking-up humans to create these less screwed-
up versions of my ancestors.
Chari: They're on our side yet they aren't. These
divine corpses answer to an old associate of The
Host's they call Charon.
Infused: That's what you are.
Nephilim: The descendants of the original Ne-
philim whose powers have to awakened.
Even someone as old as me doesn't know everything, but I've told
you what you need to know (which is more than some of your kind
get). They're coming for me and I don't have much time as it is. So
keep this with you and don't screw it up.
-Amos Vanderholt
The Basics
While Mr. Vanderholt got a lot of it right, there's
only so much that even he could know with his own
biases. Despite all of its power, God was lonely so he
created the Angels and the mortals to ease this pain.
In God's eyes, he desired for his children to learn
and grow at their own pace until they would no longer
need Eden and leave on their own terms. When Luci-
fer betrayed him, God's fear for the safety of the Mor-
tals grew as he saw them struggle against each other.
He did whatever he could to stop Lucifer and his trai-
torous kin from their delusional ideas for humanity.
In the end, there was no real victor as they all ended
up with their own burdens: the Fallen-Angels were
cast into the Abyss, the First-Born were turned into
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servants of the dead, Lucifer would see his followers
and dreams become a twisted mess, and God was
doomed to see his creations’ pain.
As time passed God (despite his continued efforts)
realized that if the world was to survive, a successor
would need to rule his place. So after he granted the
Angels the gift to create the Aasama, he allowed
Charon to go on with his plan to make his army, and
gave the powers of the original Nephilim's to their de-
scendants, God finally stepped back and let his be-
loved creations make their own choices.
In Lucifer's eyes it was a different story. After being
granted the knowledge of God, he began to see where
his creator's love for the Mortals came from. The di-
vine spark they possessed fascinated him to no end,
but deep down he felt like something was wrong: it
never grew. For years the mortals would wander about
creation, ignorant of their potential while he and the
rest of the Angels were forced to keep their distance.
So out of love, Lucifer was willing to risk damnation
to let humanity finally grow. Even if they were to be
caught in the middle of him and God's wars, he
would never let them be controlled again.
Tragedy seemed to fall upon Lucifer from the fail-
ure that were the original Nephilim, his allies being
tossed into Abyss and later overestimating his arch-
dukes' sanity when he freed them in hopes of guiding
humanity again in the Dark Ages. Still, he would keep
going.
In a funny way one could see the struggle between
Lucifer and God like two conflicting parents who be-
lieved they knew what was best for their beloved chil-
dren. Both were willing go to any length to the point
that they would destroy their own happiness in the
process, but never realizing that in the end they were
their own worst enemies.
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 CHAPTER TWO:
CHILDREN OF
THE HOST

Divinities
All of the Divine in the game come from one of the
four Divinities (Aasama, Chari, Infused and Ne-
philim) which helps shape their powers, outlook, and
history. You can only pick one Divinity for your char-
acter.
Aasama
Pronounced: Aah-sah-ma
When the world is falling into despair, the Aasama
represent the hope and purity that was once consid-
ered lost. We often feel trapped and ineffectual,
doomed to be wrung dry by the ones with the real
power. Now as an Aasama you realize that (hopefully)
you can at least make a dent in this world. All is not
sunshine and roses for the Half-Angels, the World of
Darkness is a cold and frightening place that for as
many people who will admire you, just as many have
much darker desires.
Symbol: A small, white, featureless human figure
with a burst of light around it.
Creation: God gathered his most loyal Angels and
granted them a blessing: the ability to sire children.
Children of the Host

Over the course of the last 60 years, these Angels visit- • Demons: "There are some that regret what they'd
ed earth in various forms from immaculate concep- done, but given how the rest of them are, we must
tion, short-lived romances as Mortals, or even in the take all of what they say with a grain of salt."
forms of deals. One particular example of the third of
the three was with the Ordo of Angelus, a cabal of oc- Chari
cultists. In return for providing aid to all the divini- Pronunciation: Shar-rye
ties, they would mate with the highest ranking mem-
bers to produce their own Aasamas.
Revelation: Until their Revelation, all Aasamas
lived as mere Mortals. Since they have no family line-
age to fall back on, The Host has blessed them with
strong genes that turns any children (and grandchil-
dren) they conceived as a Mortal into one.
Blessing: With parent and child working as a joined
unit, all Aasama have a special resistance to mind con-
trol and forced shape change (example: fleshcraft).
Anyone who tries gets a +2 penalty (max 10).
Curse: There are some heavy expectations on the
Aasama. If they have to make a Morality check, it is
done at a +1 difficulty (max 10).
Connection: All Aasama have a one-on-one connec-
tion with their Grigori and can mentally and physical-
ly talk to each other depending on how strong the
connection is.
Aura: Aasama auras tend to radiate a sense of
warmth and comfort.
Loyalties: Since their Revelation is more often
viewed as a divine gift, many Aasamas are more likely
to side with God on things. The feelings towards Lu-
cifer's involvement can range from pity to downright
wanting to destroy him for all the damage he caused.
An Aasama who thinks Lucifer was in the right exists
and is usually "tolerated" by their Grigori.
Miracles: Aasama miracles focus on holy energy
(Path of Light), protection of themselves and others
(Path of Protection) and goodness (Path of the Saint).
Beyond their intense loyalty and undead bodies, all
Relations
Chari harbor the sad realization that they are as dead
• Chari: “I know that technically the Ferrymen are on in the spiritual sense as they are in the physical. Their
our side, but can we totally trust a group that souls have either transcended to their reward, become
doesn’t even answer to God?” Wraiths/Specters, or have been destroyed. It's their
• Infused: “No guidance, no family, the poor things.” master's (who claims to be the god-like being, Charon)
• Nephilim: “Dear brother, I hope you can break free own mystical energy that animates their bodies and
from your family’s chains. For we will watch over retains their memories.
you.” How do you handle such a revelation? How would
• Mortals: “A number of them love us and we love you feel if you see your soul happy in Heaven or soul-
them in return. Sometimes those feelings becomes forged into an ashtray? On the other hand, you have a
so strong that you can’t even breathe.” wonderful second chance at life as a divine being who

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can make this world a better place. How it is handled happen if they discovered that we don't even have
is up to each Chari. souls to begin with.”
Symbol: A jawless human skull with a glowing aura • Mortals: “We are your necessary reminder of what is
around it. beyond death and the little bubble you surround
Creation: For reasons only known to Charon, him- yourself in.”
self, he will bring a mortal of his choosing back to life • Demons: "You just can't stop being your own worst
by repairing their corpses and infusing them with his enemies, can you?"
divine energy. Charon will not revive a corpse that has
been dead for more than 80 years. Infused
Revelation: While Charon is extremely powerful, Pronunciation: In-fewsed
he is not a true god. Thus, he is only able to fuel five
thousand Chari on the earth at one time. If one were
to die or become an Angelos/Despar, he'll just create
another in its place.
Blessing: Since they’re undead, the Chari cannot
die by suffocation, bleeding to death (they don’t
bleed) or dehydration and starvation. (While they can
eat and drink, they don’t need it to survive.)
Curse: Since holy energy fuels their undead bodies,
a Chari must spend one point of Faith every 48 hours
otherwise their body stops functioning and will col-
lapse. Unless someone infuses a point of Faith to re-
animate the corpse, the body will deteriorate into a
pile of ash in 48 hours.
Connection: All Chari have a direct hive-like con-
nection to Charon.
Aura: There is an odd kind of enigmatic feeling that
just seems to intrigue those around a Chari. Mortals
just can’t help, but to be fascinated by them.
Loyalties: With Charon's essence in them, the Cha-
ri are infused with at least some loyalty to their creator
whether they like it or not. Charon has often whis-
pered into his servants’ ears that they can gain souls of
their own when they become Angelos, thus enhancing
their loyalty even further. The whole God vs Lucifer
affair can range from caring less about their squab-
bling to a devotion that is second to their creator.
Miracles: Chari miracles focus on controlling spirits
(Path of Spirits), their undead natures (Path of
Undeath) and the darkness itself (Path of Night)
Relations:
• Aasama: “All that idealism and hope is necessary for
God's good little soldiers.”
• Infused: “Think of an Aasama who doesn't know
what she's doing.”
• Nephilim: “It is for the better that these hotheads Probably the biggest challenge for any Infused is just
keep their distance. For Charon knows what would trying to find where you fit in this world. With no
guidance, mission, or celestial aura, there is a lot going

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against you. But, God has not abandoned these lost • Demons: "It would be foolish to see them all as
children and has given them the gift of freedom. The irredeemable, but they're too dangerous to let our
Infused can pursue any path in healing the World of guard down around them."
Darkness where others have to gain their approval by
following their heritage. As well as keeping most of Nephilim
your former self by not having any signs or a twist. Pronunciation: Nef-flim
Though there's probably more than one Infused who
wishes she had a voice as lovely as a Seraphim's or a
Child of Goliath's strong sense of justice.
Symbol: See the Infused's entry in the Heritage sec-
tion.
Creation: There's a number of ways that an Infused
can gain their Revelation: receiving a heart transplant
from another Divinity (which will be treated as perfect
match that doesn’t need drugs), getting at blood trans-
fusion of least four points of blood (doesn’t have to be
from the same person), being exposed to large
amounts of celestial energy, or simply being rewarded
by The Host itself for her pious nature.
Revelation: No one really knows why one mortal
will get this chance and not another. Perhaps it is a
fluke or God's own long-term planning.
Blessing: The Infused are allowed to learn any other
Heritage’s Miracles. The player may pick any three she
wants during character creation (but can't learn any
others).
Curse: An Infused cannot have any dots in Aura
and Connection.
Connection: None.
Aura: None. How does one cope with the idea that they are the
Loyalties: Just like the Nephilim, an Infused's loyal- descendant of a failed dream? This is what every Ne-
ty can be just as varied. That is if she fully understands philim has to learn once they receive their Revelation.
what her purpose is other than the message she re- While your celestial blood has cooled down after all
ceives when her Revelation kicks in. those years of interbreeding with mortals, you can still
Miracles: Infused miracles focus on their own bod- feel lingering bits of the torment that raged in your
ies. This allows them to enhance (Path of Enhance- ancestors.
ment) or alter it (Path of Alteration) and tap into their The biggest theme with this divinity is overcoming
own minds (Path of the Mind). the sins of your ancestors by making the name, Ne-
Relations philim, a thing of honor despite the odds against you.
While you have the advantage of the average layman
• Aasama: “Thanks for the help, but we’re not your not having any idea of what a Nephilim is, there are
kids.” others out there who have very long memories.
• Chari: “Um...hi creatures that kind of scare us.” Symbol: A small, gray, featureless human figure
• Nephilim: “Maybe a history having no expectations with a burst of black light around it.
on you can be a good thing.” Creation: After the destruction of the First-Born,
• Mortals: “Sometimes we feel just as lost as you.” their children were granted to chance to live a normal
life as mortals by The Host who sealed away their di-
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Revelation: Usually one or two members from a

family line will receive the Revelation at a time. This is
done to keep the Nephilim under a low profile and to
Heritages
Each Divine is granted a special job to do in healing
make sure there will always be reserves in case the cur- and preparing this world for the New God. From war-
rent ones dies. In the case of death or falling, The riors to scouts to healers, etc. each Heritage has their
Host will bestow the Revelation to another member of own abilities, benefits, and drawbacks depending on
the family to take their place. Though some may not their ancestry or what Charon chooses for them.
be worthy of the Revelation (even as Saulites). While the Infused do not have as assigned role, they
Blessing: Tougher than the average human, all Ne- are included in this section to show how they fit in
philim are given an extra health level. with the rest of the Heritages.
Curse: If a Nephilim is under extreme stress, they
must make a Willpower roll to avoid frenzy (at least Children of Goliath
one success is needed). If the roll fails, she has to kill “Stop those who seek to bring the world into further ruin.”
or otherwise neutralize the stimulus responsible for it.
This can also be negated if the Nephilim is killed,
they’re rendered unconscious or through mystical
means.
Connection: Nephilim can draw from the memo-
ries of their ancestors for guidance.
Aura: Nephilim auras tend to have a sense of power
that can inspire admiration and awe. Even those that
are more timid or have weak physiques will have an
inner strength to them.
Loyalties: Depending on how the Nephilim feels
about her new condition, their feelings toward The
Host and Lucifer are varied. Some may resent one or
both for their involvement or even be on the fence.
Miracles: Nephilim miracles focus on the elements
such as earth (Path of the Earth), water and wind
(Path of Water and Wind) and fire (Path of Fire.)
Relations
• Aasama: “Sibling rivalry, I wonder if that’s how our
fallen ancestors felt.”
• Chari: “I swear there’s something wrong with them.
I’ve never seen one of these stiffs eat. Hell, I swear
they don’t even breathe.”
• Infused: “They’re like the little brother you just
want to watch over and protect and then sigh when
they go running off.” From the Diary of Officer Peter Teller: How am I
• Mortals: “Thank The Host most of them are too going to explain this? It’s bad enough that I might
ignorant to know what we are. Sometimes the feel- have to arrest the former mayor’s son, but it was what
ings that aren’t awe (which is pretty damn flattering) he was hiding that was the weird part. His mother or
still rear their ugly heads.” what was a hideously mutated version of her was
• Demons: "Damn, it’s always complicated with them. wrapped in a bed sheet and thrown over Alex’s shoul-
There's just a lot of baggage that keeps from getting der. At first I thought that the boy had just witnessed
anything done." his mom being butchered and was going to go bury
her. I mean, Alex is a good kid; he looks after his little
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hurt a fly.
Then I see the angry look on his face, just daring me
to try and arrest him. His clothes are bloody and torn
and if my eyes were deceiving me, I would’ve sworn
that he shot up six inches.
“Test her if you want.” Alex said coldly. “It’s not
like she’s human anymore.”
Too shocked to move any part of my body, he
throws the corpse at my feet and walks over to his
convertible with his little brother waiting for him. I
know I should’ve done something, but as I said be-
fore, Alex is a good kid and he wouldn’t lie.
Duty: The Children of Goliath are to cut down the
numbers of the wicked to keep them from making
things worse whether they be Mortal or Mystic.
Through loving rehabilitation to a single bullet in the
head to end their misery, she must use her best judg-
ment lest she becomes the very monsters they hunt.
Symbol: An upright celestial war hammer.
Sign: All Children of Goliath become six inches
taller.
Twist: Even the meekest Child's personality be-
comes more passionate and upfront. It's not that she
can't be subtle, it's just that she is more honest with
their emotions.
Apocalyptical Form: Skin looks like it’s made of
molten lava and their hair like fire, giving them a vi-
brant and threatening presence. Their hawk wings are
white.
Blessing: Not only does a Child become taller, but
her muscle mass grows as well. Add an extra dot of
Strength to your character (even if it goes over 5). The
player can even go up to six on her Strength score by
spending experience points.
Curse: Since it is the job of the Children of Goliath
to protect the innocent, if a Child witnesses an atroci-
ty like a mugging or a rape, she must make a Willpow-
er roll vs. 6 to avoid intervening. A botch forces the
Child to frenzy and take care of the problem in a vio-
lent way.
Rising: Becoming more like the brave and just, a
risen Child inspires bravery and might wherever they
go. Even if her holy mission starts overpowering her
social life where only the most pure and enlightened
of Mortals and Mystics can truly understand her.
Falling: Fanaticism is the greatest enemy of the
Children of Goliath and even the smallest step can
lead to becoming a greater monster than what she
hunts.
Choosing: The Nephilim (and only Nephilim) is a
descendant of a Fury.
Miracles: The Miracles revolve around defense
(Path of Defense) and battle (Path of Melee and Path
of Range).
Stereotypes
• Deadmen: “Before you bitch about us being ruth-
less, just look at these guys.”
• Infused: “They mean well; even in the battlefield.”
• Light-Bringers: “I don't know what good a bunch of
celestial shrinks are going to do; it's best that they
stay behind and let the rest of handle the big stuff."
• Muses: “They can find and create some of the cool-
est stuff. One of them even got me this great axe.
My little brother is trying to contact the spirits in it."
• Nymphs: "Just be as pleasant as possible and they'll
help you."
• Saulites: “I know what it’s like to be screwed-up, but
unlike most people they know they have to set
things right.”
• Seers: “Predictions are fine, but they need to focus
on what’s going on now.”
• Seraphim: “When their little alliances work, it
makes things both easier and a whole lot more
complicated.”
• Shepherds: “They do a good job, don’t get me
wrong, but they need to watch who they let in.”
• Watchers: “They’re the best allies a Child can
have.”
• Mortals: “Sometimes, you just can’t blame the mon-
ster on everything. Mom might’ve been tainted by
those dark forces, but it was her fault for attracting
it.”
• Mystics: “Other than having super powers, they’re
no different than everyone else and should be
judged that way.”
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Deadmen
“Go and extract the justice you were denied.”
Even after 80's ended, Tesse still had to convince
herself that she did the right thing. It was all Penelo-
pe’s fault that poor little boy died; Satanists like her
were always capturing and drinking the blood of in-
nocent children just like all the special reports said.
To Hell with the autopsy saying he drowned in a
nearby stream while collecting skip stones. The callous
disregard toward the church and her misanthropic
views were poisoning the town and that child was part
of the final pact for Satan to send his demons to tear
the town to shreds.
With her husband, Tesse had corned Penelope in
her own home and hanged her like their good Chris-
tian ancestors did a long time ago. Of course it was
the right thing to do. She was the unknown savior of
her town and maybe even the world; a badge she wore
with more pride than when the Virgin Mary discov-
ered she was pregnant with the messiah. Besides, it’s
not like she is going to be coming come out of her
grave. Then again, that strange woman who could be
Penelope’s twin sitting on her couch made her think
twice.
“Hello Tesse.” The woman slyly grinned, pulling
down her collar and revealing the rope marks on her
neck.
Duty: Even the Children of Goliath can’t stop every
injustice in the world and this is where the Deadmen
come in. Be it Mortal or Mystic, the Deadmen under-
stand what it’s like to be unjustly hurt for they were
once died due to the cruelty and small-mindedness of
others. Now revived, they hear the cries of the op-
pressed and will avenge them in any way possible.
Even a simple, honest apology from the offender can
be enough depending on the situation.
Symbol: An upside-down ankh with blood trickling
down the upper left corner.
Sign: All Deadmen have some kind of mark on
them that shows how they died such as a scar from a
fatal gunshot wound, blue lips if they drowned or a
limp from being beaten to death.
Twist: In times when accurate judgment is needed,
emotions cannot get it the way. This is why all Dead-
men become more logical once they receive their Rev-
elation. Many outsiders would consider them to be
"cold", but the Deadmen can still feel just like anyone
else. They just happen to be more subdue about it.
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Apocalyptical Form: Resembling more of the agents
of vengeance and death they are, the Deadman hovers
over the ground wearing a long, glistening, white,
hooded cloak that flows like a pair of wings. When
the hood is over the Deadman’s head, her eyes will
glow white.
Blessing: After all the pain they went through, very
little scares a Deadman anymore. Thus, the difficulty
score any check invoking fear (both supernatural and
mundane) is lowered by two (minimum 1).
Curse: The voices of the oppressed constantly call to
the Deadman that they automatically become haunted
by one of these voices until they are helped (treat this
as if they have the Haunted flaw). All Deadmen have a
pet cause related to their deaths (those that prey on
women, the falsely accused, victims of fraud, etc.) and
those are where the voices come from. The victims do
not have to be dead.
Rising: The mark becomes more of a badge of hon-
or as a Deadman goes up in the ranks of Morality.
Their very presence strikes fear in the hearts of even
the vilest sinner and brings strength and comfort to
those in need.
Falling: While the duty of a Deadman is far from
pretty, some become so wrapped up with their own
agendas or go too far in punishing sinners that they
become addicted to the pain they cause.
Choosing: The Chari (and only Chari) has to have
died due to the cruelty and small-mindedness of oth-
ers. Charon assigns his warriors' Heritages himself.
Miracles: Deadmen Miracles revolve around judg-
ment (Path of Curses and Path of Justice) and tracking
(Path of the Hunt).
Stereotypes
• Children of Goliath: “They are the assassins, we are
the cleaners.”
• Infused: “No direction; just pray that they don’t
screw-up too much.”
• Light-Bringers: “Too bad their powers can’t do a
thing about the voices.”
• Muses: "At times their curiosity makes them the
most troublesome of all."
• Nymphs: “They’re a completely different species. So
just let them be.”
• Saulites: “Both of us have been hurt, they just
brought it on themselves.”
• Seers: “You run into a few weird ones, but they
almost understand you.”
• Seraphim: “When they're doing their negotiations,
you have to wonder which one is being manipulat-
ed.”
• Shepherds: “Nothing is more aggravating than
when your latest target happens to be under their
watch.”
• Watchers: “If you get them interested enough, you
can really learn something.”
• Mortals: “Innocent or guilty? That is the question.”
• Mystics: “Most can usually take care of themselves,
but Charon does send us a number of ghosts asking
for our help”
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Infused
"...."
"Ok." Margie began talking to herself as she contin-
ued reading through the Tome of Ancients. It was like
the rest of the world had been shut off, creating an
aura of eerie silence that clung tightly around her.
"Pissed off experiments, nutso earthbound demons,
anti-faith fanatics...Sure, make this harder than it al-
ready is." Knowing the feelings would linger ever
harder if she just sat there, Margie sprung up from her
seat and began pacing around her apartment. "Let's
see, the Earthbound want us all dead, the First Born
probably only want about have half of us dead and
who knows what to think with the Demons. I can see
why they're mad, but maybe we could just talk about
this and..." Her optimism was squashed the second
reality hit. "Or they'll put us all out of our misery."
"Hello?" She immediately turns to her answering
machine, thankful to have a break from studying.
"You don't know me or my master, but if your neigh-
bor gave you anything, destroy it. Shred it, burn it,
and never speak of it again. You may have been pulled
into God's war, but your kind does not have to fight.
Just live your life as you normally would and pretend
this crap doesn't exist. Bye."
Duty: As said before, the greatest blessing an In-
fused has is her freedom. She may take any path she
wants in helping to heal the World of Darkness.
Symbol: A stick figure child standing alone in the
middle of a hollow square.
Sign: Infused don't have a sign.
Twist: No Twist, either. You're just you.
Apocalyptical Form: Other than a halo appearing
over their heads and a pair of cute little wings, that’s
all they’re getting. It is said that as an Infused goes
higher on the scale of Morality, the bigger and more
magnificent-looking her wings get.
Blessing: An Infused can learn the Miracles from
any other Heritage unless otherwise noted. At the
start of character creation, she can pick any three
Paths she wants (example: Path of Ecstasy, Path of
Command, and Path of Scrying) and can’t learn any
others.
Curse: Infused cannot take any dots in Aura and
Connection.
Rising: Being the underdogs they are, a risen In-
fused is a real source of inspiration. It takes a lot of
work due to a lack of celestial help, but it is all the
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more glorious in the end. in him still hurt to see her this way. There had to be
Falling: Not even the most arrogant Angel would something...
ever say "I told you so" when an Infused falls. It Placing his hand on her shoulder, she briefly turned
could've been the lack of support, ignorance of their and smiled back just as a ghost materialized in front of
celestial duty or just plain old human sin. them.
Choosing: See divinity section. "Don't worry." Solomon turned to it and smiled.
Miracles: See blessing. "We're here to help."
Stereotypes Duty: The Shepherds are the priests of the New
• Children of Goliath: "Until you can prove yourself, God, but a Light-Bringer is the doctor who heals their
you're pretty much stuck in the back." physical, spiritual and emotional wounds. While no
two Light-Bringers perform their duty the same, both
• Deadmen: "A good reminder of why being Infused
Human and Mystic are their responsibility. With the
is not so bad."
End of Times coming, there will be plenty of shattered
• Light-Bringers: "They're pretty decent, I guess. But
they still treat you like one of their patients."
• Muses: "They understand how it feels to be seen as
trouble."
• Saulites: "Makes me feel bad for all the times I've
intentionally hurt others."
• Seers: "Man, those guys are weirdos. I know they
mean well, but it's just best to shut-up and listen."
• Seraphim: "They're playing an interesting, yet dan-
gerous game."
• Shepherds: "It sounds like a prestigious, but pretty
thankless job at the same time."
• Watchers: "They're ok in my book; it's a good thing
they don't discriminate."
• Mortals: "Getting your Revelation really gives you a
new perception on humanity. You just keep think-
ing about them and how lost they really are."
• Mystics: "Who would've thought monsters had such
depth to them. You just can't take them at face val-
ue."

Light-Bringers
“Heal the world before it destroys itself.”
When it came to old Victorian-style houses, they al-
ways had an appeal to both Solomon and Danica, but
this one was different. The smell of death and the
tragic memories that radiated everywhere seemed to
grab him with their metaphorical hands and plunge
their fingers into him. Seeing the slightly nervous
trembling in her hands, he knew his sister felt the
same way. Danica's chanting became even louder as if
it would ward any intruders away. Not that she'd ad-
mit it. Miss Dark and Creepy afraid? She'd swear up a
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minds and broken spirits to be taken care of.
Symbol: An open pair of hands holding a ball of
light.
Sign: A faint halo of light appears over their head
whenever they use their powers. This can be sup-
pressed if the Light-Bringer makes a successful Will-
power roll vs 5.
Twist: Because of their new missions, all Light-
Bringers become more extroverted.
Apocalyptical Form: The Celestial grows a pair of
swan wings, their halo becomes more prominent (even
when not using their powers) while their skin takes on
a more light-based quality.
Blessing: Due to the appeal of their role as healers,
all Light-Bringers receive an extra dot in Charisma
even if it goes over 5. The player can even go up to six
on her Charisma score by spending experience points.
Curse: All their concern toward others has left the
Light-Bringers with a mild case of monophobia.
Rising: A risen Light-Bringer is a pinnacle of hope.
Any kind of pain or problem is healed in an instant.
Just don't expect to remember much of your former
social life as your duty takes up more your time and
heart.
Falling: With the right advertising, hope can be-
come very profitable in both funds and power. Besides
greed, one has to watch out for burnout or giving into
despair when the number of people needing your help
becomes overwhelming.
Choosing: The Celestial is a descendant of a Terror
or Herald parent.
Miracles: Light-Bringer miracles can bring forth
hope (Path of Hope), pleasure (Path of Ecstasy) and
help (Path of Aid).
Stereotypes
• Children of Goliath: "They do a valuable service,
but sometimes innocent people get caught in the
crossfire."
• Deadmen: "When I think about it, they're healers in
their own way."
• Infused: "They are like children, well intentioned,
but dangerous without proper guidance."
• Muses: "There's something about their child-like
curiosity that keeps you going."
• Nymphs: "They can’t help it, but if they just focused
more on the human half of this world, things would
be a lot better.”
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• Saulites: "Everyone deserves a second chance, just
make sure you are there when they slip-up."
• Seers: "When you least suspect it, their guidance can
be a real life-saver."
• Seraphim: "While the games of wits sounds fascinat-
ing, we usually don't get too much contact with
them."
• Shepherds: "With the right amount of cooperation,
you can achieve a whole lot more."
• Watchers: "Their knowledge is quite helpful, but
not when they're too addled to tell you."
• Mortals: "With the way things are going, they need
our help more than ever."
• Mystics: "I'd pretty much say the same thing with
them. They are our quasi-brothers and sisters, but so
many have caused enough pain in their own right."
Muses
"Go out into the world for you are its lost inspiration."
If this world could listen to me, would it think I was
stupid? That's what a lot of people think. I know I'm
not that smart, but I understand what "Oh, when her
looks fade" means.
It wouldn't judge me would it? Not with all crazy
stuff running around. Does it get ideas for new crea-
tions and hope that it will get taken seriously as a re-
sult? (At least it makes them happy.) I'm listening,
world, so if you feel like talking, I'm here.
-Sasha
Duty: The idea of Celestials as creatures of wonder,
inspiration, and beauty; can be attributed to the Mus-
es. The World of Darkness is a place of wonder rid-
den with a pain that threatens to destroy everything. It
hurts their hearts, especially when this force starts to
take its toll on the Mortals and their fellow Celestials.
While their creations help Mortal and Mystic alike,
they have another duty to their Angelic kin as their
source of hope; a reminder that this world is worth
fighting for.
Symbol: A jeweled scepter standing upright.
Sign: Interestingly, the hands of a Muses become af-
fected once they awaken. They have a star-shaped
mark on one of the palms of their hand. It can be a
scar, a birthmark or a tattoo.
Twist: All Muses regain a wide-eyed curiosity toward
the world around them since their Revelations
opened them up to a fascinating new world. Because
of this, a strong surge of creativity and crafting comes
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to them. • Seraphim: "It sounds so stressful. Even if they do

Apocalyptical Form: Their skin takes on a liquid have pretty voices and get to meet interesting peo-
metal-like quality and they sprout machine-like wings. ple."
While the star mark glows brightly. • Shepherds: "Same with the Seraphim. I just stay out
Blessing: When making a new Talent, the amount of their way unless Charon thinks I shouldn't."
of Faith needed to make it is reduced by one. Also a • Watchers: "They must see a lot of interesting things,
Muse can never botch a Crafts roll. too."
Curse: Being the lost inspiration of this world, • Mortals: "The mundane world has been so hard on
Muses will not tolerate seeing something of beauty them. Hopefully we can ease that."
(unless it is evil or dangerous) from being destroyed. • Mystics: "Some are on your side if they decide to
(Example: Rushing into a burning museum to save the listen to you. Maybe they're too busy fighting off the
art or rescuing a person with an appearance score of 4 ones who aren't."
or higher from a beating.) They must roll willpower vs
6 to keep from interfering. If they botch, the Muse
will risk life and limb to protect whatever they are af-
ter.
Rising: Both inner and outer beauty shine through
a risen Muse as their very presence lifts the spirits of
those around them. Their hands can make something
out of the most useless garbage. Surrounded by such
beauty and inspiration, you old life and the mundane
world make you feel almost claustrophobic.
Falling: Just like being bombarded with luxury, a
weak soul can become addicted to pleasures this new
view on life provides. Or maybe the Muse just got too
greedy with how valuable her creations are to others
and started using that to her advantage.
Choosing: A descendant of a Giant or an Artificer
parent.
Miracles: Muse miracles focus on support (Path of
Support) and creating and manipulating objects (Path
of Objects and Path of Creation).
Stereotypes
• Children of Goliath: "They sure like our creations.
Otherwise they'd never take us seriously."
• Deadmen: "They're so cold. Maybe that's why they
have so many problems with us."
• Infused: "Freedom sounds nice, but they've lost a lot
in return."
• Light-Bringers: "If they didn't have so many de-
pressed people to watch over and created things,
we'd probably be the same thing."
• Nymphs: "They get to see so many neat things."
• Saulites: "That's more of Light-Bringer territory. But
help them when you can"
• Seers: "They're lucky, too, but sometimes they get a
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Nymphs
“Watch over this world. Both the one you can see and the one you
cannot.”
Clayton’s Story: When you get fired for flicking off
the security camera at your local K-Mart when they
catch you scratching your dick, you know you’ve hit a
new low. The superintendent should be coming
around any moment to yell at me for something I
didn’t do so until then I decided to watch a little TV.
What will it be this time? Supposed flirting with his
trophy wife, not paying my rent, slashing his tires?
There’s some kind of ancient history show on every
channel, even the static.
“Clayton.” One of the people on the screen turns to
me. What the? I haven’t lit a joint in weeks and I’m
already seeing things. “Be not afraid.” It walks out to
the TV and leaps into my body.
Everything except my senses are shut down as ran-
dom images flash into my head: the woods where I got
my first hickey when I was twelve, my grandfather’s
funeral where some clumsy pallbearer drops the casket
on my foot; your usual, boring mundane stuff until I
see her. That gentle, motherly aura around her, God,
I think I’m in love. Sure she doesn’t look all that hu-
man, but something tells me that neither am I.
The images finally tell me everything. She’s Gaia, a
possible candidate for the New God and now it’s my Curse: Since they have Fae blood, Nymphs take ag-
job to watch over both this world and the one of the gravated damage from wrought iron.
spirits, the Umbra, before it falls apart. Rising: It is said that even the most dead and wilted
Duty: Like the creatures of myth, Nymphs watch plants can grow under a risen Nymph’s care. Even the
over the natural and spiritual world. Examples could spirits of the Umbra seem a little nicer or at least not
be hunting evil spirits, starting an ecological group or too hostile toward her. Her relationships with the
protecting mystical sites from harm. Mortals may begin to suffer a bit, as nature and the
Symbol: A butterfly with its wings spread. Umbra become more of her home.
Sign: The touch of Heaven makes a Nymph’s ears Falling: A Nymph can become so burnt-out that she
take on a more Elfin appearance. gives up on their mission all together or completely
Twist: Some say that these Divine have a touch of entrapped to the point that she falls into fanaticism.
Fae blood in them which explains why a Nymph will The Umbra is also known to carry great knowledge
automatically cut herself off from her former humani- and treasures that could trigger her greed.
ty once she receives her Revelation. Nymphs are una- Choosing: All Nymphs have some kind of Fae an-
ble to see themselves as part of the human race, but as cestry (no matter how diluted the bloodline is) that
a completely new and different creature (usually as a throws them into this Heritage no matter what their
celestial Fae). Divinity is. Though a number of them have had a
Apocalyptical Form: A Nymph's skin becomes light Gorgon ancestor or an Angel of the Wild parent.
blue with decorative black spirals. Their colorful but- Miracles: Nymph Miracles involve Umbral travel
terfly wings have a stained glass look to them. (Path of the Umbra) and the manipulation of nature
Blessing: A Nymph can never botch a roll involving (Path of Nature) and beasts (Path of Beasts).
entering or leaving the Umbra.
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Stereotypes you have the chance to not eat from a dumpster for
• Children of Goliath: “Good for getting rid of mon- the rest of your life, you take it. I just want to fly up to
sters. Otherwise I leave them alone.” heaven and scream at your very face before you aban-
don us all. Then I realize the stupidity of it all. I look
• Deadmen: “Man these guys are freaks. Their pre-
at my scars, remember that I had a hand in creating
cious Charon must’ve seen The Crow one too many
them, and go off to make amends.
times when he came up with them.”
Duty: The forgiveness of The Host is infinite and
• Infused: "Freedom without the guidance. Not sure
the Saulites are no exception. Given a second chance
if I'd want that or not."
and a warning, they are proof that anyone can atone
• Light-Bringers: "Great help if you have a breakdown
for their evil. Many Saulites may try to fix the trouble
or somethin'."
they caused while others may use their talents for a
• Muses: "They sure do like us."
higher cause or try to keep people from becoming like
• Saulites: "It makes you feel better for all the times them.
you've been an asshole, but there are times I would- Symbol: A bone white human hand with thorns
n't wish some of the shit they go through on any- growing out of the palm.
one." Sign: They all have a tattoo-like marking of thorny
• Seers: "There's a lot you can learn. In a way they can vines somewhere on their body as a reminder of their
almost understand how your duties can alienate sins. This doesn’t affect their appearance score.
you."
• Seraphim: "Great help, especially if some vampire
or angry Mortal is giving you trouble."
• Shepherds: "Also another group I pretty much leave
alone."
• Watchers: "Pretty adaptable guys. Since they're such
a use to everyone, I bet they can get away with a lot
of shit."
• Mortals: "Why is it that the ones with the most
power are causing the most damage?"
• Mystics: "Some of them are on our side, but it takes
forever to get them to trust you."

Saulites
“Atone for the sins you have committed.”
It’s the symbol of every life I helped destroy. I touch
the largest of the scars that now cover my body. The
images of one of my best customers mowing down a
street full of helpless people in hopes of hitting the
cop who put him in jail fill my head. Damn it, why
me? Thanks to whichever stupid fallen angel knocked-
up my ancestors, I’m the one who can’t wear anything
shorter than jeans and a turtleneck unless I want peo-
ple thinking I’m some of freak. I'll probably never get
laid again.
If you were some skinny, weaselly little grunt living
in some slum with the rest of the poor throwaways,
never to be given a shit about you wouldn’t be so high
and mighty. I didn’t have a lot of options and when

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Twist: Anything resembling a conscience that a Sau-
lite repressed or never had has returned with a venge-
ance, leaving them with a deep feelings of regret.
Apocalyptical Form: Saulites have a pair of gray c
row wings, gray skin and glowing, white celestial ener-
gy that emerges from their eyes.
Blessing: Breaking away from the evil in their
hearts, a Saulite’s Willpower grows allowing her to use
an extra die when making a Willpower roll.
Curse: Each Saulite has a curse tailor-made to her
past sins. Such as nightmarish visions of the pain they
caused when asleep or stressed-out, becoming hideous,
bad luck, etc.
Rising: The signs that have plagued a Saulite begin
to disappear as they rise in Humanity. The ultimate
symbols of redemption, a risen Saulite is able to set
even the cruelest heart on the right path.
Falling: A fallen Saulite might raise the question if
there are some people who are beyond redemption or
if they just didn’t try hard enough. Old habits die-
hard and a Saulite might just give up on redemption
and use her powers to further her own schemes. Or
maybe after trying and failing so many times, she just
gives up.
Choosing: The Celestial just has to have committed
great sins in the past to have this Heritage chosen for
her.
Miracles: Given their past cruelty, Saulite Miracles
include providing aid (Path of Helping), healing (Path
of Healing) and their own redemption (Path of Re-
demption.) Unfortunately, even if she manages to re-
deem herself, a Saulite can never learn the Miracles of
the Heritage they were supposed to be in.
Stereotypes
• Children of Goliath: “Luckily most of them realize
that we’re on their side otherwise we’d probably be
at each other’s throats.”
• Deadmen: “You can’t help feeling a little guilty
since it was people like us who screwed them over.”
• Infused: “At times you almost worry that one major
fuck-up will make them worse than the old you on a
bad day.”
• Light-Bringers: “Sometimes it takes more than a
second chance and a heaping of regret to keep you
on the right track.”
• Muses: "I should find these guys annoying, but it's
hard not to like them."
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• Nymphs: “I bet all that nature never makes you feel
guilty.”
• Seers: “If a Seer does something wrong, do they get
bad visions?”
• Seraphim: “Sometimes a peaceful solution is the
best thing. How can they stand it?”
• Shepherds: “Maybe they can prevent the rest of the
world from becoming like us.”
• Watchers: “Nosy little fuckers aren’t they?”
• Mortals: “It would do the world a whole lot better if
more of them got our little punishment, but then
again I wouldn’t wish this shit on anyone.”
• Mystics: “They have their own crosses to bear. You
might be able to understand some of them.”
Seers
“Guide the others with your visions.”
A Poetry Reading by Judith Werner:
My father watches over me,
But he is not who you think.
Away from this realm,
Giving me inspiration among the chaos,
That is already in my head when I awoke,
To my divine heritage.
His love is like God,
Infinite and eternal,
Wishing for his children to know
That his disappearance is not good-bye.
For he has left us in charge.
Duty: The mysteries of the World of Darkness are
so numerous that it would drive a normal man insane.
That it’ll take one with a heavenly guidance to make
some sense of it all. This is where the Seers come in
with their minds full of thoughts and insight to make
sense of it all.
Symbol: A glowing pair of human eyes.
Sign: A third eye placed in the middle of the fore-
head. The eye can easily close, perfectly hiding it.
Twist: Maybe it has to do with the constant chaos
in their mind that makes the Seers a little eccentric.
It’s not enough to be a derangement, but makes them
seem a bit odd.
Apocalyptical Form: Skin becomes a light indigo
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while a pair of wings made out of peacock feathers • Shepherds: "They are guides in their own way, but
sprout from their back. without the visions."
Blessing: All Seers get an extra dot in Perception • Watchers: "They see the world for what it is on the
even if it goes over 5. The player can even go up to six outside."
on her Perception score by spending experience • Mortals: "Sometimes you are just like Cassandra,
points. doomed to never be believed."
Curse: If a Seer botches a Willpower roll, they will • Mystics: "Some will listen to you, but they have their
receive a horrifying vision relating to what is going on. own visions to handle first."
For example: If a Seer enters a mafia hideout, she will
get visions of the innocent victims that have been brut
ally murdered. During this time, she temporarily can-
not act unless someone or something snaps them out
of it.
Rising: Almost no mystery in the World of Dark-
ness is unknown or cannot be searched to a risen
Seer. Your words are held with the utmost respect and
admiration. Even if more and more visions fill your
head, it doesn't matter since you don't know what
you'd do without them.
Falling: Not every Seer is prepared for what they
will see and may go insane from some of the more
horrific ones. Or become greedy and take advantage
of a needy person’s kindness in exchange for some
"advice" or manipulate them into their own personal
puppets.
Choosing: A descendant of a Fiend or an original
Seer parent
Miracles: Seer miracles revolve around effecting the
mind (Path of the Mind), their own senses (Path of
Senses) and scrying (Path of Scrying.)
Stereotypes
• Children of Goliath: "Grunt work mostly."
• Deadmen: "What goes through their heads? I'd like
to know, yet I don't."
• Infused: "They need our help; they have nothing to
guide them."
• Light-Bringers: "Trade a bad vision for some hope."
• Muse: "Despite what they think, some of the things
we see would either kill their sense of wonder or
make it all the stronger."
• Nymphs: "I could never imagine the endless inspira-
tion I could get from their travels."
• Saulites: "Their visions are always the same, but they
know what to do with them."
• Seraphim: "Would my visions be all the much help
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Seraphim
"Bridge the gaps that keep others apart."
"I can understand how you feel." Noah said to the
diseased mockery of a human girl; or at least what he
thought was a girl. She stood at the edge of a con-
demned apartment complex awaiting the painful rays
of the sun to tear her apart. "You look in the mirror
and you can't even recognize yourself."
The five-inch dangling bits of skin that were sup-
posed to be her ears perked up at his words. So far, so
good. Despite the many of negotiations he had done
in his short career, Noah felt like a damn rookie. Not
just because this was his first Mystic and one mistake
could lead to letting God down, but more of the me-
lodic voice of his own mother feeding him guidance
from his own head. No, not the one that died in a car
accident when he was an infant. This one was so
much older and more complex. One that awakened
his angelic heritage and every idealistic hope and
dream that he told to shut-up when the rest of the
world said that such feelings were stupid. "You can't
think straight, because of all the voices are eating away
at your memories."
"Can't even face your own family." She said as Noah
held out his hand without a single trace of fright to-
ward her.
"Pitchforks or a trip to the loony bin?"
"Both before the entire town recovers from scream-
ing." She accepted his hand as Noah felt the approval
of God smile down on him. Maybe this guidance
thing could be a real blessing after all.
Duty: For millennium God's children (both Mortal
and Mystic) have been fighting amongst themselves
when there have been much bigger problems to take
care of. This is where the Seraphim, the mediators
and diplomats of the New God, come in. They are the
ones that try to help gain a pack of Garous' trust to
assist some Nymphs, match wits in bargaining with
umbral spirits, calm a frantic Mortal, or even keep
their fellow Celestials from killing each other. Total
harmony is pretty much a pipe dream, but this thank-
less job is nevertheless important.
Symbol: A single white feather.
Sign: Once a Seraphim receives her Revelation, her
voice becomes a thing of pure beauty from a deep,
rich Berry White baritone to becoming so harmoni-
ums that it seems like the Seraphim is singing. Even
those who were once mute or had speech impedi- ments can now speak clearly.
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Twist: Even the most cynical Seraphim can feel the
walls around their heart break as a renewed sense of
hope and passion flows through them.
Apocalyptical Form: Skin takes a golden metallic
sheen and they grow a pair of prismatic wings with
jewel-like colors.
Blessing: Due to the loveliness of their voices, all
Seraphim gain an extra dot to their Manipulation
score even if it goes over five. The player can even go
up to six on her Manipulation score by spending ex-
perience points.
Curse: Due to their increased idealism and sensitivi-
ty, Seraphim are more prone to powerful emotions
and must roll Willpower vs 6 to avoid going into emo-
tional outbursts.
Raising: A risen Seraphim is the pinnacle of unity
and a master negotiator that is more at home with her
duty than her old mortal life. The fact that they can
calm even the most stubborn hearts makes up for it.
Falling: Probably one of the most thankless jobs of
all, a Seraphim might give up and start using their sil-
ver tongue to fill their own agendas. Some might even
become so entangled in the webs of intrigue that they
don't even notice that they've created a mess with
their own selves sitting on the throne.
Choosing: A descendant of a Defiler or a Nereid
parent.
Miracles: Seraphim miracles aid in diplomacy (Path
of Diplomacy and Path of Manipulation) and their
own voices (Path of the Voice.)
Stereotypes
• Children of Goliath: "Sometimes you have to cut
off the leg to stop the infection. It's cold to say, but
it's true. You can't help everyone."
• Deadmen: "They're not as insane as everyone makes
them out to be. The whole "rising from the grave"
gives them bad press; not that they really care about
that."
• Infused: "You have to admit, they have it a lot easier
and a lot worse than any of us."
• Light-Bringers: "Just when you think everything
going to hell, they're at their most useful."
• Muses: "They may seem like nothing more than
simple inventors to those that don't understand
them, but there's a lot more to them than that."
• Nymphs: "When you're in the Umbra, the both of
us will need each other more than ever."
• Saulites: "Good if you want to get into the head of
something evil, but otherwise we pretty much leave
them alone."
• Seers: "Cryptic, but it makes sense when you finally
figure it out."
• Shepherds: "We sometimes cross over into their
territory at times, but most of them appreciate the
help."
• Watchers: "Please let them not mention us if they
get caught."
• Mortals: "Since they are a vital part of our mission,
they can be difficult. Should you even tell them the
truth in the first place?"
• Mystics: "Are they are more difficult than Mortals?
It can vary.”
Shepherds
“Prepare the Mortals for the New God.”
Natsume’s story: The end of innocence, I never
thought it would happen to me until I found my
brother’s hung body dangling from his room. All
those years of coming home with bruises from the lo-
cal bullies, staying up past midnight to memorize eve-
ry word in his textbook and sudden withdrawal from
everyone started to make sense. It forced me to see
things for what they really are as I wailed by my broth-
er’s feet so loudly that my parents had to drag me to
my room kicking and screaming.
Without a word of comfort, they threw me onto my
bed and went to call the police. I started to cry again
until I heard a voice tell me to stop. I knew his voice
was too kind to be my father's so I took a chance and
raised my head to the man who was calling me. My
vision was still a little blurry from all the crying, but
this creature composed of pure light was the most
beautiful thing I ever saw. He wiped my tears and
promised that he’d take care of me even after the New
God comes. The world was very sick and that as his
child, it was my job to prepare the Mortals for the new
age that is coming.
Since then I’ve gotten into scrapes protecting others
from bullies and endless arguments with my parents
for turning the house into a “shelter for losers,” but I
could care less. I don’t want anyone else to go through
what my brother had to and with my new father’s
guidance I know I will succeed.
Duty: The End of Times will bring uncertainty even
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with the arrival of the New God. This is where the

Shepherds come in to ease the Mortals from one age
to another. This can take many forms from starting a
religious movement based on the New God to trying
to guide the populace into one that is stronger and
more accepting toward the changes that will come.
Symbol: A shepherd’s crook.
Sign: Wings. Unlike the feathery ones often shown
on westernized Angels, a Shepherd’s wings are made
of transparent beams of light. These wings are non-
functional and can only be seen if the Shepherd's back
is completely bare. This can be repressed with a will-
power roll vs 5.
Twist: The priests of the New God need to be
strong and brave so The Host has twisted their per-
sonalities to make them more confident and strong-
willed even to the point of stubbornness.
Apocalyptical Form: The skin becomes smooth and
marble-like. Their wings become more prominent, but
are still transparent to the touch.
Blessing: Any social rolls involving Mortals are re-
duced by one. (Minimum of 1)
Curse: Due to their concern for humanity, a Shep-
herd is unable to attack a Mortal except in self-defense
or protecting someone else. They must roll willpower
vs. 6 to do so.
Rising: There is no truer example of heavenly guid-
ance then a Shepherd who has embraced her angelic
side. She is a benevolent guide who can bring out the
best in her followers and bring even greater glory to
the New God.
Falling: They say the road to Hell is paved with
good intentions. In an attempt to guide the Mortals, a
Shepherd can become fanatical to the point of op-
pressing them or developing a massive god complex
the demands worship.
Choosing: Since the Angels were the ones that
bared the brunt of The Host's message, it is only fit-
ting that the Aasama (and only Aasama) be the ones
to share the burden. So God appointed his highest-
ranking Angels to create the followers of this Heritage.
Miracles: Given their connection to their followers
(Path of The Touched), their Miracles revolve around
feelings (Path of Emotions) and leadership (Path of
Command).
Stereotypes:
• Children of Goliath: “We’re not that different. We
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• Deadmen: “I know they’ve had it bad, but why do
they scare me so much?”
• Infused: “They try so hard. I could never imagine
guiding the people without my angel-father to watch
over me.”
• Light-Bringers: “I think they’d be more effective if
they expanded beyond a few people at a time.”
• Muses: "They can be a real help, I'm happy to have
them on our side."
• Nymphs: “We all need something to take care of.
Even we Shepherds can’t handle everything.”
• Saulites: “They scare me a lot less than the Dead-
men. Maybe because they know what their anger
can do to them.”
• Seers: “We will know the New God when he or she
comes. So don’t worry.”
• Seraphim: “The Mystics are not my department
(though I’d love to meet one). All I can do is trust
the Seraphim to do what’s right.”
• Watchers: “I have learned so much from them even
if they go a little too far sometimes.”
• Mortals: “They are our most important duty.”
• Mystics: “I know some of them are kind of human,
but as long as they are not hurting the Mortals, I
don’t see the harm. The wizards and monster hunt-
ers are the closest so maybe we can guide them as
well.”
spies and the Angels are no different. Where a Seer
will look from a distance at what is going on beyond
this world; the Watchers see the world at face value
and actively dive into it. This talent is what makes
them the New God's trusted information-gathers.
Symbol: A shadowy figure with white eyes.
Sign: A Watcher's eyes will flash a small, glowing
light when displaying intense emotion (anger, curiosi-
ty, lust, etc.). This can be repressed with a willpower
roll vs 5.
Twist: All Watchers have a compulsion to know the
world around them as if there was a burning desire
within them.
Apocalyptical Form: Shadows drape around the
Watcher's body like a skin-tight cat suit with wings
made out of shadows.
Blessing: At the start of character creation, a
Watcher can choose whether she wants to put an ex-
tra dot in Stealth, Subterfuge or Investigation (even if
it goes over 5). The player can even go up to six on her
Stealth/Subterfuge/Investigation score by spending
experience points.

Watchers
"Use what you see to aid in the glory of the New God."
"You know what to do." Vincent's Grigori said to
him.
"Yes dad." If the Ordo of Angelus is correct, they al-
ready took care of the owner ahead of time. All he
had to do was go in and find those three chalices. "I
can't wait."
He could practically feel his eyes flash as he walked
in with all those religious texts, altars, decora-
tions...Oh, it was just too tempting. "Look away, Vin-
cent, look away."
That's when he came across a copy of "The Holy
Books of Thelema." It was like that dead wizard knew
ahead of time what he liked. Just to tempt him to run
his fingers over the first edition cover and to the edge
where he could easily turn it.
"You're wasting time." Damn, he was right.
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Curse: Given all the fascinating stuff that a Watcher
can learn, the PC has something in particular that
catches her interest. (Demonology, sexual acts, old
world rituals, etc.) If they do come across some infor-
mation that would feed their obsession they become
absorbed by it and wouldn't do anything else than
study up on it until they are snapped out, roll Will-
power vs 6 or get what they need.
Rising: No bit of information, no matter how mi-
nuscule escapes the eye of a risen Watcher. They are
the greatest ally you could have since so much of their
life is now dedicated to their Heritage.
Falling: Sometimes knowing too much can drive a
Watcher insane or trick them down a dark path by
centuries-old manipulators. Not to mention one can
get greedy with the wealth their knowledge can bring
and start their own disastrous little power games.
Choosing: A descendant of a Scourge or a Guardian
Angel parent.
Miracles: Watcher miracles revolve around learning
(Path of Information), hiding (Path of Illusion) and
getting to where she needs to go (Path of Movement).
Stereotypes:
• Children of Goliath: "Great for protection and
clearing the way for new information."
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• Deadmen: "Oddly, they really don't care how you
get your information as long it completes their own
ends. I know it's for a good cause, but I can't help
feeling I made a deal with the Devil afterwards."
• Infused: "We're too busy to look after them all the
time. You just hope they know what they're doing."
• Light-Bringers: "I'm not sure how much good we
can do for them; we don't meet all that often."
• Muses: "They're like children. Mature children, but
children none of the less."
• Nymphs: "I think they get a little resentful when
you step into their territory."
• Saulites: "Don't be so nervous around us, we're not
here to judge you."
• Seers: "Maybe a little time in reality might do them
some good."
• Seraphim: "Next to the Children of Goliath, they
are one of our biggest clients."
• Shepherds: "Other than to keep an eye on a mem-
ber of their flock or two, we don't really talk to each
other all that much."
• Mortals: "As fun as it is to watch them, you got to
remember that you can't take it too far."
• Mystics: "So interesting yet to secretive."

CHAPTER THREE:
SHAPING THE
DIVINE
Step 1: Choose a name and concept for your char-
acter.
Step 2: Pick a Divinity and Heritage. Remember
that only Nephilim can be Children of Goliath, only
Aasima can be Shepherds and only Chari can be
Deadmen. Since the Infused are given the most versa-
tility in their holy mission, the player just puts down
“Infused” in the Heritage section since the Infused
don’t need one.
Step 3: Write down the character’s Nature and De-
meanor
Step 4: Attributes (7/5/3)
Step 5: Abilities (13/9/5) (The abilities are the same
as the ones on in the Demon character sheet except
replace Demolitions with Fly.)
Step 6: Backgrounds (5) All the basics are available
with three new ones: Aura, Connection, and
Touched.
Step 7: Conscience, Conviction, and Courage (5
with one dot in each category)
Step 8: Miracles: Three dots for the Divinity and
three for the Heritage ones. In this case, the player can
spend three dots among their Divinity Miracles and
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three more dots for their Heritage ones. If the charac-
ter is Infused, she may pick which three from any Her-
itage she wants. For example: Path of Justice, Path of
Ecstasy and Path of Range.
Step 9: Calculate Morality (Conscience + Convic-
tion) and Willpower (Courage), and write down the
number of Favors.
Step 10: Spend freebie points, add stat alterations
(depending on Heritage) and purchase merits and
flaws if you want to.
New Abilities
Fly
No matter what divinity she is from, all Divine have
the power to fly when in the Umbra. While basic fly-
ing can be handled, the more dots your character has,
the better they are at pulling off more complex ma-
neuvers.
1 Dot: At least you can take off and land.
2 Dots: Giant demons? You can fly around those with no
problem.
3 Dots: Not only can you fly around them, you can bob
and weave through them with ease.
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4 Dots: Not even some Corax can keep up with you.
5 Dots: Barrel roll while blindfolded? Too easy.
Specialties: Combat flight, rescuing, spying, dive-
bombing
New Knowledge
Angel Lore
Angel lore is mainly for outsiders (Mortals and Mys-
tics) and how much they know of your kind.
1 Dot: You know that the Angels are part of a divine
bloodline or they at least have some connec-
tion to it. They can perform “miracles” that
can heal, hurt by attacking your sinfulness
and even alter things.
2 Dots: You have some basic knowledge of the four Divin-
ities. As in that you know that only half of
them are Human-spirit hybrids and others
can be touched (Infused) or connected to the
divine (Chari). You may even have heard
about a “New God” being mentioned, but
not much else.
3 Dots: You have some knowledge on the different Herit-
ages. You know that a New God will come.
4 Dots: You know the history of at least one of the non-
Infused Divinities and the power players in-
volved (Charon, Lucifer, God).
5 Dots: You know the history of what lead to the fall of
man, the creation of the Demons and the
First Born and what both The Host and
Demons’ plans are.
Specialties: A specific Heritage/Divinity
New Backgrounds
Note: Given how different the Divine are, the fol-
lowing backgrounds cannot be used: Eminence, Fol-
lowers, Legacy, and Paragon.
Aura
It's a lot like Pure Blood in Werewolves. With all
that celestial energy brewing inside, it starts to mani-
fest itself on the outside. Those around you get a vibe
that there's something special about you. This can be a
blessing and a curse as it can draw admirers as well as
enemies to you, for few can touch the hearts and
minds like a divine being can.
NOTE: These auras can be seen through the use of
mystical means (like Auspex) and will come off as a
glittery gold. The more dots, the more prominent it is.
In the case of Infused, it’s extremely faint.
N/A: You're Infused.
1 Dot: It's there, all it takes is for anyone to be next to you.
2 Dots: Anyone within five feet of you will notice.
3 Dots: Anyone who is in seeing distance of you is affect-
ed.
4 Dots: Same as three, but it also applies to hearing. (Being
on videos counts.)
5 Dots: Your aura is so strong that those that even if you're
online or mentioned in a newspaper, it
counts.
Connection
Even the heralds of the New God need a little help
every now and then. Each Divinity (except for the In-
fused) has a mental link that can help them in times
of need.
System: Roll Connection + Perception vs. 6 or
higher if the user is asking for something specific.
• Aasama: All Aasama have a connection to their
Grigori who watches over the child like a guardian
spirit. More successes on your roll will give you a
more detailed explanation, but remember that their
advice can be a little biased.
• Chari: Charon's connection system is a collection of
minds all linked to Charon himself. Their founder
prefers that his servants figure things on their own
and will offer them cryptic information (more suc-
cesses equals more clues).
• Nephilim: Their connection is tied to the memories
and knowledge of their ancestors. When using their
connection, the user gets a brief flashback. The
more successes equal a longer and more descriptive
flashback.
N/A: No connection means you're definitely an Infused.
1 Dot: You'll get a flashback that is only a few seconds long
or has a sentence long answer.
2 Dots: Flashbacks last for one minute or you can get a
few-sentence response.
3 Dots: You can get up to ten minutes worth of infor-
mation. Or in the case of the Chari and Aa-
sama, can talk normally.
4 Dots: Flashback can last as long as half an hour as long
as your concentration isn't broken. Charon's
voice can be heard as long as he desires or
until the PC shuts it off. A Grigori can faint-
ly appear in front of their child.
5 Dots: Flashbacks last up to an hour with proper concen-
tration (hopefully they wouldn't be too dis-
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turbing). Chari can receive images if Charon
wishes it. And Grigori can manifest in ghost
like-form and touch his or her child as long
as no one else is looking. (If a mundane
Mortal does come across, the Grigori imme-
diately vanishes.)
Merits and Flaws
You can use almost any of the regular merits and
flaws in the other game books, but here's some extras.
Celestial Leak
Aasama, Chari, Nephilim
Cost: 4pt Flaw
Given how the Infused are created due to celestial
exposure, your Aura might be one of the causes. It
seems that yours leaks out more than just emotions.
Once every four months (game time), you risk acci-
dentally infusing a random Mortal with your celestial
energy and turning them into an Infused. Since this is
up to the ST, the chosen person can range from the
Angel's spouse of 24 years to a hooker she spent the
night with once. Since all of these Infused automati-
cally know you were the one that turned them into
this, this can lead to some sticky situations.
System: Once the ST picks someone with a Human-
ity score of at least 6, the player must roll their Will-
power vs 8 to keep this from happening. Only one
success is needed.
Cherub
Works in place of the Child Flaw except that the
strength penalty is ignored for Children of Goliath.
Corpse Rot
Chari
Cost: 2 pt. Flaw
Somehow your body never fully preserved itself so
once every 48 hours you have to drink at least 16oz. of
any alcoholic liquid to pickle it. If you don't, your
body will gradually decay into something resembling a
rather smelly zombie within 5 hours (Appearance
score will become 0). Drinking alcohol again will re-
turn you to normal.
Don't Know Jack
Infused
Cost: 2 pt. Flaw
While an Infused will usually get some clue to what
they are, you didn't get a single word. So you're not
even sure what has happened to you which may lead
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you into getting the wrong idea (that you're a superhe-
ro) and do something stupid.
Fallen Blood
Mystic
Cost: 4 pt. Merit
When the Nephilim received their Revelation, any
Mystic relatives got one of their own. Now with the
blood of Fallen Angels in their veins, these Mystics
now receive an Aura of 1 and a Connection score of
2. (This cannot be raised.)
Holy Blood
Mystic
Cost: 4 pt. Merit
Mortals were not the only ones the Angels mated
with and you just happen to be a Mystic with a holy
heritage. You now have an Aura of 1 and a Connec-
tion score of 2. (This cannot be raised.)
Holy Familiar
Any
Cost: 3 or More pt. Merit
Even a Divine needs a little help and this special pet
is it. Sometimes they're a gift or the Celestial's normal
pet transformed into a holy creature. Holy Familiars'
lives are connected to their owner's and live as long as
their owner does (thus they automatically drop dead if
the owner dies). If it is killed, the owner must create a
funeral for it and wait four months before they can
get another. The Holy Familiar is an Intelligence
point higher than a creature of its type, are able to talk
normally and can enter the Umbra with its owner. It
is quite loyal and supportive as well (think the Guard-
ian Cats from Sailor Moon.)
For creatures that are the size of a medium dog or
smaller is 3 points, an equine creature would be a 4
and something larger would be 5.
Humility of Beauty
Muse
Cost: 1 pt. Flaw
You love beauty so much that it has changed your
mannerisms. You now act humble and polite towards
beautiful people and creatures (Appearance of 4 or
higher). Even if you’re normally arrogant or ill-
mannered, you just can’t help it. You’re smart enough
to know that beauty doesn’t equal goodness and you
have your limits, so standing up to them can be done.
You’re just a bit of a sucker for a pretty face; that’s all.
Incestuous Heart
Shaping the Divine
Aasama
Cost: 1 pt. Flaw
You have fallen in love with your Grigori and will
do whatever you can to make her happy. Along with
the creepy factor, this can distract you from real rela-
tionships with others. How the Grigori reacts is up to
the ST, but any romantic feeling are not really re-
turned.
Karma's Bitch
Saulite
Cost: 4 pt. Flaw
The Host has decided to make extra sure you don't
stray on the path of righteousness. Once you start go-
ing back to your old ways, you automatically get the
Unlucky flaw until you atone. If your Curse is the Un-
lucky flaw, then the re-roll number is upped to four.
Ordo of Angelus Connections
Any
Cost: 2 to 4 pt. Merit
The Ordo of Angelus has noticed you and wants to
help out. The higher amount of points equals a higher
standing among the organization, but even then you
still have to show your loyalty.
Parting Gift
Vampire
Cost: 5 pt. Merit
Out of any of the Divinities, only the Infused can be
turned into Vampires. While you have lost all your
Infused abilities, God was nice enough to let you keep
a level one Miracle (Example: Detect Lies, Razorlocks,
Repair, etc.) to remind you of where you came from.
You may never earn any more Miracles and spend
blood points instead of Faith if any is required to use
it.
Sibling Connection
Aasama
Cost: 3 pt. Merit
Your Grigori had mated with more than one Mortal
(or you're the product of a multiple birth) and now
you and your siblings can also communicate with each
other. The number of points you have in Connection
apply here.
Repelled by Cold Iron
Nymphs
Cost: 3 pt. Flaw
The remains of your Fae half are stronger than you
thought. Not only does cold iron hurt you, but the
sight of it makes you recoil. When coming across a
person or thing that has a cold iron object you have to
roll Willpower vs 7 to even approach it. A botch forc-
es you to flee.
Repelled by Holy/Unholy Symbols
Nephilim/Aasama
Cost: 3 pt. Flaw
Your holy/fallen blood is so strong that holy (Ne-
philim) or unholy (Aasama) symbols can drive you off.
Thus anyone who brandishes one in attempts to repel
you has a fighting chance (must roll against your
Willpower against theirs). A botch forces you to flee.
Trouble Magnet
Any
Cost: 2 pt. flaw
You just can't see to have a normal day. Trouble
seems to follow you everywhere from the girl you were
flirting with having a jealous boyfriend with anger
management issues to accidentally walking in on a
demonic ritual. It's not that you go out looking for
trouble, it just seems to find you.
Basic Celestial Powers
No matter what divinity you come from, all Angels
have these abilities.
• Slow Aging: As soon as they receive their Revela-
tion, a Divine will physically and mentally age one
year for every three. In the case of chil-
dren/teenagers, the aging won't kick in until they're
18.
• Divine Immunity: All Divine are immune to mun-
dane poisons and diseases. If they had one before
their Revelation, it is automatically cured. (Unless
this is part of a Saulite curse.)
• Family Scent: Any Divine can automatically recog-
nize another of their kind just by looking at them
regardless of divinity. They can also recognize De-
mons and vice-versa.
• Anti-Delirium: All Divine are immune to Delirium
effects.
• Gathering Faith: The Divine must meditate/pray at
sacred sites (Wiccan covens, churches, werecreature
caerns, cemeteries, etc.). Awareness + Perception vs
6. (Each success gets a point of Faith.) Once any
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Faith has been gathered, it cannot be used again for
24 hours. These sacred places cannot be drained of
their power no matter how much Faith is taken.
• Umbral Travel: All Angels can travel into the Um-
bra just like a Garou. Which means they have to
gaze into a highly reflective or shiny surface, such as
a clear pool or a mirror, they must roll Perception +
Awareness vs 6. The amount of successes is equal to
how long it takes to enter the Umbra.
o Botch: The reflective surface breaks,
tarnishes or becomes agitated and
unusable.
o 0 Successes: Failure; may not try
again for another hour
o One Success: 5 minutes
o Two Successes: 30 seconds
o Three or More: Instant
Once they are in there, they revert into the
Apocalyptical Form and can now fly.
Rising and Falling
Just like any of the Mystics in the World of Dark-
ness, the Divine have the potential to become some-
thing more than they already are. Whether it rising
and becoming more angelic or having the worst parts
of yourself take over and lead to your destruction.
Rising: To the Nephilim, rising is a step in becom-
ing something better than their twisted ancestors. For
the Aasama it's a chance to become closer to the an-
gelic parents they never knew they had. The Infused
see it a chance to improve themselves. While the Cha-
ri cling to the promise that a soul of their own will be
their reward.
The concept of rising works like a Path does for a
vampire. But there is also a price: the loss of the Di-
vine's old self. The purifying of the soul will bring out
a lot of emotional baggage, feelings, past sins and se-
crets that the PC will have to face. To some Divine,
opening this can of worms is quite frightening that
they would rather to find a balance between their di-
vine and mortal halves. While there is no punishment
for doing this, the Divine will miss out on the enlight-
enment rising can bring.
Falling: Nobody really wakes up one day and de-
cides to be evil. It takes a variety of elements for
someone to take that downward spiral and the Divine
are no different. As the PC drops in the ranks of Mo-
rality, the closer they become to being one of The
Lost.
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Morality: Much like the Demons' scale for sin, the
Angels have their own code of morality they must fol-
low. The more dots you have in it, the more restricted
you are in what you cannot do.
10-Any act of cruelty, selfishness or thought-
lessness. As well as allowing such an act to
happen in your presence without trying to pre-
vent it. An unwillingness to sacrifice for the
greater good.
9-Doing harm to any mortal creature for any
reason than self-defense or the greater good.
Permitting any lesser sin in your presence
without at least trying to prevent it. NOTE:
Any Divine who can maintain this level of Mo-
rality can begin training as an Angelos.
8-Doing harm (physical, emotional, or spiritu-
al) to any mortal creature for any reason other
than self-defense or the greater good.
7-Theft from or deception of others without
just cause. Breaking your sworn word.
6-Accidental violations: Doing harm to others
through carelessness, negligence or thought-
lessness. Neglecting duties or responsibilities.
Betraying another's trust.
5-Destruction of the works or inflicting inten-
tional emotional harm though cruelty or ne-
glect.
4-Sins of passion: Murder in a fit of rage, giving
into intense feelings of hate, anger, jealousy or
irrational prejudice, encouraging the same in
others. Destroying particularly inspirational or
meaningful objects. Doing personal harm
through addiction or other self-destructive pat-
terns of behavior. NOTE: The Divine becomes
one of The Lost.
3-Premeditated violation of others: plotted
murder or assassination, systematic destruction
of another, long-sought revenge.
2-Casual violation of others: murder for no
reason, thoughtless cruelty and torture, near-
mindless savagery.
1-There is no sin for a damned soul like you.
Angelos: When a Divine has reached and main-
tained a morality score of nine, she will receive a vi-
sion from God allowing her to ascend to the ranks of
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the Angelos. While there is no penalty for refusing,
but she must wait a year (and still maintain their high
morality) to be asked again.
If the Divine agrees, God will give her a difficult
mission (up to the ST) to prove herself. The Divine
does not have to go it alone, but is still required to do
a majority of the work. If the mission fails, she must
wait a year while keeping her high morality score be-
fore given another chance.
Becoming an Angelos is a rare and miraculous thing
and shouldn't be given out lightly and is better off be-
ing a long-term goal in a chronicle. An Angelos is the
perfect blend of a Mortal's free will and ability to
adapt and an Angel's divine nature and purity. The
character will stop aging, has a five point Connection
with God himself, their Aura raises to five (even if
they’re Infused) and they are able to have access to any
Miracles. Only problem is that as soon as an Angelos
is created, they ascend and are no longer PCs.
No one really knows what the Angelos do, but they
can be found (as NPCs) on earth or in the Umbra
when there is something could use their help.
Despar: A true epitome of evil, the Despar are irre-
deemable souls. If a Divine's morality is at 2, all they
have to do is commit a true act of great evil (up to the
ST) that will transform them into a Despar and are no
longer playable. They get the bonuses of an Angelos
gets except that they no longer have a connection and
stay on earth/umbra for the rest of their existence.
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 CHAPTER FOUR:
POWERED BY
GOD
Miracles
Aasama Miracles
Path of Light
● Light
Description: Makes an object temporarily shine.
System: Spend a Faith point to make a small, mun-
dane object shine like a lantern.
Duration: An hour, but can be shut off for free at
any time.
●● Hand of Light
Description: Cause minor damage from your touch.
System: Spend a point of Faith and roll Aura +
Connection vs. 6. Each success equals a round of acti-
vation. The user must have their hands on the target
for a full round to activate one level of aggravated
damage.
●●● Body of Light
Description: Create an aura of light around your-
self. This is useful if you need someone to find you, to
make yourself look more powerful or even warm your-
self up.
System: Spend a Faith point to create an aura of
light around yourself that shines like a lantern. The
light can help warm you up (it creates a room-
temperature heat.)
Duration: An hour, but can be shut off for free at
any time.
NOTE: In the case of powers like a Lasombra’s Ob-
tenebration, they can negate each other. Both users
must roll their Willpower against each other.
●●●● Blur
Description: Turn into a blur of light and become
harder to hit.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Dexterity +
Stealth vs. 7. Each success equals a round of activation
and the difficulty to strike you is upped by one. (The
user appears blurry to those trying to attack her.)
●●●●● Charge
Description: Turn an object into a light-based ex-
plosive.
System: Spend a Faith point to infuse a mundane
object (it should no bigger than a soda can) and an-
other to detonate it early. It does the same damage as
a hand grenade.
Duration: The object will explode in a minute un-
less detonated early.
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Path of Protection ●●● Share Connection

Description: Allows others to see, hear and com-
● Bad Taste
municate with your Grigori.
Description: Infuses your blood, chi and flesh with
System: The Divine must hold on to the target's
so much angelic energy that it becomes inedible.
hand and spend a Faith point. As long as the both of
System: Roll Aura + Stamina vs 7. Each success
you are undisturbed and keep holding hands, the tar-
equals ten minutes (or one round if in battle). A
get will be able to see (if your Connection is high
botch will cause your body to become so overwhelmed
enough), hear, and communicate with your Grigori.
by the angelic energy that you'll violently ill for one
The Grigori must agree to this in order for this Mira-
round and be unable to do anything but try not to
cle to work.
vomit.
●●●● Silence
Anyone that attempts to bite or consume any part
Description: Temporarily shuts off the user's Aura
of you must make a Willpower roll vs 7 and score at
and Connection.
least two successes or throw-up anything they con-
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Connection +
sumed. If the target botches, they throw-up twice the
Wits vs. 7. Each success will block out your Grigori
amount.
and aura for ten minutes. The Miracle can be shut-off
●● Celestial Weapon
at any time.
Description: Temporarily turn a weapon into a holy
●●●●● Override
one.
Description: Temporarily allows the Grigori to take
System: Spend 1 Faith to infuse a melee weapon or
over the user's body.
a projectile (an arrow or a bullet). (Does not work on
System: The user must go into a trance and spend
weapons of a mystical nature.) Does a point of lethal
two Faith to let their Grigori take over their body for a
damage per Sin point upon striking. Please note that
half hour. Their child's soul will be kept safe in a state
this cannot stack.
of torpor and will be ignorant of what happened. The
Duration: Instant. Projectiles can only be used
Grigori can shut the Miracle off at any time.
once, but once a melee weapon has successfully hits
something, it returns to normal.

SIN RATING
No matter how hard one tries to hide it, sin has a way of staining the soul. Since some of the Miracles are
related to this, refer to this chart to calculate a creature's sin score.

• Changelings: Unseelie Changelings have a Sin rating equal to half their Glamour score (rounded down),
while Thallains have their full Glamour.
• Demons: Each point of Torment equals one point of sin.
• Eastern Kindred: Subtract the Dharma rating from 10 to calculate the sin score. In the case of Scorpion-
Eaters and Devil-Tigers, add a point of sin for each dot in their Dharma rating.
• Hunter: Except for Infernal Extremists, no damage whatsoever.
• Mages: For the Nephandi one point of sin per dot of avatar. Mages are not in any way near as vulnerable
as Demons or Vampires to this kind of deal. For every strike, one point of quintessence in their pattern
changes into possessing a strong Holy resonance. As a result, it’s almost useless for the dark magic of the
Nephandi.
• Mortals: 10 minus Humanity, divided by 2 (rounded down).
• Mummies: Only Bane Mummies have to worry about damage.
• Vampires: In the case of Humanity and non-evil/infernal paths, subtract the current score from ten and
that's how much sin they have. For paths that are evil/infernal in nature, each dot equals a point of Sin.
• Werecreatures: Only Black-Spiral Dancers and other Wyrm servants have to worry about a sin score. For
each rank, add two points of Sin.
• Wraiths: One point of Sin per point of permanent Angst.
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Path of the Saint
● Lay On Hands
Description: Your touch heals others.
System: The user must be touching the target for
this Miracle to work. Spending one Faith point will
heal a level of damage.
●● Protect Me
Description: The target has a strong desire to pro-
tect the user.
System: Roll Aura + Charisma vs the target's will-
power. The ST may want to add or subtract points
depending on the target. Each success will equal a
round of protection.
NOTE: If the Divine uses this Miracle for selfish or
lazy reasons when they are clearly capable of protect-
ing themselves, they must roll a Morality check.
●●● Inner Good
Description: Appeals to the goodness inside the
target's heart to keep her from doing something
wrong.
System: Spend a point of Faith and roll Manipula-
tion + Empathy vs the target's Willpower. This will
not work on targets with a Humanity (or any other
kind of morality score) score of 0 since they are too far
gone. Or 10 if they are on a darker path of morals.
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Angel: The Revelation
• Botch: The target will ignore you and wholehearted-
ly indulge in their act.
• 1 Success: The target reluctantly stops what they are
doing.
• 2-3 Successes: The target feels bad about what they
were about to do and stops.
• 4 Successes or more: The target will feel so bad that
they want to find a way to atone for what they tried
to do.
●●●● Angelic Soul
Description: Use your beauty and holiness to en-
thrall others.
System: Spend two Faith points and roll Aura +
Appearance vs the target's Willpower. The target is
entranced by the user, unable to do anything for five
minutes or one round if in battle per success. A botch
causes the target to become crazed and obsessed with
the user for one scene.
Duration: Enchantment breaks off if the target is
attacked, the user performs a violent action, the dura-
tion ends or the user leaves the target's line of sight.
●●●●● Shield of Faith
Description: Protect yourself and others from mun-
dane and mystical damage.
System: Spend two Faith for a half hour of activa-
tion and another Faith for another twenty minutes.
An invisible aura will surround the user and anyone
who is huddled around her. It will protect all of you
against mundane attacks and reduces mystical ones by
two levels of damage. The only catch is that you must
be protecting someone to activate the Miracle.
Duration: The Miracle is shut off if the user com-
mits a violent action, the protected leaves the huddle,
the duration ends or the user shuts it off.
Chari Miracles
Path of Night
● Night Eyes
Description: From now on, the Celestial has night
vision.
System: This Miracle works automatically and is
permanent.
●● Darkness
Description: Shuts out all artificial light sources
around the user.
System: Roll your Faith score, each success equals
adds ten feet and five minutes to the Miracle's effect.
It may be shut off at any time.
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Botch: All mundane light sources shine twice as
bright for the next five minutes.
●●● Black Fog
Description: Creates a black fog that affects the tar-
get's perception.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Subterfuge +
Perception vs. 7. Each success equals ads ten feet and
five minutes to the Miracle's effect. It may be shut off
at any time. While you are immune to your Miracle,
anyone caught in the fog gets a +1 penalty when at-
tacking you or anyone else.
Botch: The fog erupts around you, giving you the
attack penalty.
●●●● Heart's Blood
Description: Grow temporary fangs and drain
blood for health like a Vampire.
System: Spend two faith points to activate. One
point of blood will heal one regular health level. The
Miracle does provide the same pleasure as a Vampire's
bite and may hurt if the victim struggles. The wound
will close automatically. (This Miracle will only work
on living creatures.)
NOTE: Due to the nature of this Miracle, a Morali-
ty check will be required if the Chari uses it malicious-
ly.
●●●●● Nihilus
Description: Creates an invisible aura that makes
nearby enemies sick.
System: It works just like Black Fog except you need
two Faith to activate it and instead of fog, an invisible
aura radiates from the user, causing anyone (except
allies) to roll their willpower vs. 7 (1 round per suc-
cess) or become so ill that that take a +1 penalty to
their rolls until they leave the area or the Miracle ends
or is shut off. If the target tries to leave, they must
make a Willpower roll.
Botch: The aura affects you instead for a round.
Path of Spirits
● True Sight
Description: Allows the user to see through illu-
sions.
System: Roll Perception + Awareness vs the illusion
user's willpower.
Botch: Anything that's not an illusion become
warped and grotesque for five minutes.
●● Seal
Description: Will close an object: doors, boxes, por-
tals, etc.
System: Roll Willpower vs. 5 (for simple doors and
boxes), 6 (for more complex ones) and 8 for portals.
For anything that requires more than a roll of 6 will
require a Faith point to be spent.
●●● Ward
Description: Prevents spirits from attacking you.
System: Spend a Faith point to activate this Miracle
for ten minutes (and another Faith for an additional
ten). If you perform any aggressive action against any
spirits, the Miracle is shut off. Otherwise you can turn
it off or let the time run out.
NOTE: If the spirit wishes to attack, she and the
Chari must roll Willpower against each other.
●●●● Entrap
Description: Unlike binding a spirit into a Talent,
Trap will only temporarily bind a spirit into an object
as a way to defend yourself from its wrath or protect it
from harm. An example would be if a Wraith was
summoned in the mundane world and abused by the
summoner, the Celestial could use this Miracle to
smuggle to Wraith out.
System: For this Miracle to work, the user must
have something to contain the spirit. Then spend two
Faith and roll their Willpower vs the spirit's. If the
spirit is willing, then the number can lower and only
one Faith point is needed. This will last for one scene.
Botch: The container shatters and you have to face
a rather perturbed spirit.
●●●●● Banish
Description: Send a target in the Umbra away from
the user.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Intimidation +
Manipulation vs. the target's Willpower. Each success
equals how far away the target is sent. The Chari has
no control over where the subject is sent. (This is up
to the ST.)
Botch: The Miracle is thrust upon the user instead
of their target.
Path of Undeath
● Eyes of Another
Description: See what a corpse last saw before their
death.
System: The user must touch the corpse and roll
Perception + Empathy vs 6. Each success gives you a
longer and clearer picture of last moments of the tar-
get's death.
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Botch: The Celestial gets no vision but feels the
death as if it happened to them.
●● Solify
Description: The user can physically touch and af-
fect the Shadowlands.
System: Spend a Faith point to activate this Miracle
for ten minutes and another for each additional ten.
As long as the Miracle is active, the Celestial can phys-
ically touch and affect the Shadowlands.
●●● Sanctify
System: Spend a Faith point, place your hands on
the corpse (or where it's buried) and roll your Will-
power vs 7. Each success equals a day that any necro-
mantic rituals/powers are rendered useless (this in-
cludes Chari Miracles). This Miracle will not prevent
the spirit from becoming a Wraith.
Botch: The difficulty of using any necromantic ritu-
als/powers with the corpse are reduced by one (mini-
mum 1).
●●●● Zombie Guards
Description: Turns nearby corpses into loyal body-
guards.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Aura + Manipula-
tion vs 7. Up to five corpses in the area, (including
animals) will rush to the Chari's aid and fight to the
death to protect her (the ST chooses which ones).
Each success will equal a round of protection.
Botch: The corpses attack you instead for one
round.
NOTE: If the Chari uses this Miracle for self-
ish\lazy reasons when she is clearly capable of protect-
ing herself, she must roll a Morality check.
●●●●● Eternal Rest
Description: Prevents a newly dead person's soul
from getting destroyed, captured or becoming a
Wraith.
System: Spend a point of Faith to sense if the soul is
about to become a Wraith, be captured, destroyed,
etc. If this is going to happen, the Celestial has 24
hours to spend 2 Faith and roll their Willpower vs 8
to activate the Miracle. Only one success is needed to
send the soul to her final destination where she won't
be hurt again.
Infused Miracles
Path of Alteration
● Razorlocks
Description: Hair becomes razor sharp.
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System: Spend a Faith point to activate this Miracle
for ten minutes. Anyone who tries to run their hands
through your hair or grabs it will risk getting their fin-
gers cut off. The user is immune to their own hair and
can easily pull off a strand and use it to cut mundane
objects like handcuffs. If the user has long dreads or
braids, they can now be used as a light slashing weap-
on with a +1 difficulty to use.
●● Dragon Claws
Description: Turns fingernails or toenails into
claws.
System: Roll Strength + Brawl vs 6 and for each
success, you get one round of use. The PC's finger-
nails become six inches longer and have the same
damage effect as a mundane dagger. It takes one
round for the nails to grow long enough for Miracle
can be used.
Botch: The extra length shatters. The PC cannot
use the Miracle again for every round per botch.
NOTES: The user can spend a point of Faith along
with their roll to activate both finger and toenails.
●●● Green Mist
Description: Emit a green spray that blinds your
target.
System: Spend a Faith to let out a five-foot long,
green spray from your mouth. Anyone who gets hit
must roll Stamina + Brawl vs 7 or becomes blinded
until it is removed.
●●●● Acidic Blood
Description: Your blood becomes acidic.
System: Spend a Faith point to activate this Miracle
for ten minutes. While your blood will not hurt you,
treat the blood as if it were acid.
Note: If a vampire (or any other creature) tries to
ingest the user's blood, instead of gaining any nour-
ishment, a point of aggravated damage is inflicted for
every point of blood they drink. There is also a risk of
dissolving the fangs for vampires.
●●●●● Octi
Description: Temporarily grow an extra pair of
arms.
System: Spend 2 Faith for ten minutes of activation
and an additional favor for another five minutes. An
extra pair of arms will sprout from the sides of their
torso (think Goro from Mortal Kombat). These arms
work naturally as if you had them all your life, but do
not produce any delirium to keep onlookers from
freaking out. So you'll have some explaining to do.
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Path of Enhancement
● Night Eyes
Description: You can see perfectly in the dark.
System: This Miracle works automatically and is
permanent. From now on, the Infused has night vi-
sion.
●● Enhanced Senses
Description: Temporarily enhances one of the us-
er's five senses.
System: Pick one of the five senses and roll Percep-
tion + Awareness vs. 6. Each success equals ten
minutes of activation.
• Sight: Allows the user to zoom in on what she sees.
• Touch: Your touch becomes sensitive enough that
you could read a book blindfolded by running your
fingers over the letters.
• Sound: One extra die for any rolls involving hear-
ing.
• Smell: Your sense of smell is just like a bloodhound
that you track people/objects by their scent.
• Taste: Your palate is refined enough that you can
taste the very ingredients of what you're eating.
Botch: The sense you were using is shut off for ten
minutes.
●●● Featherweight
Description: Temporarily alters the user's weight.
System: Spend a Faith point and for the rest of the
scene, your weight (the user's body stays the same) be-
comes light enough float down from heights that
would normally hurt you, walk past alarms that are
triggered by a specific weight, escape by going through
a floor by making yourself really heavy, etc.
●●●● Winged Sandals
Description: Temporarily alters the user's jumping
ability.
System: For each Faith point you spend, you can
add ten feet to your jumping height and distance for
one scene. User is immune to any damage that nor-
mally would be taken from any landings.
●●●●● Unbreakable
Description: Their user's bones are impossible to
break without a strength score of 6 or higher.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Stamina + Athlet-
ics vs 7. Any successes allows the Miracle to be used
for one scene.
Botch: Any roll that involves absorbing damage are
done at a +1 penalty for one scene.
Path of the Mind
● Memory
Description: Allows the user to perfectly store in-
formation/memories inside their mind.
System: The PC must spend one Faith (though
more Faith may be needed for larger and more com-
plex stuff) to store something they read or heard into
their memory (you can store as many memories as you
have dots in intelligence). The information can be
mentally extracted at will for one day per dot of Intel-
ligence.
NOTE: If the user has the Merit, Photographic
Memory, they can store and extract one extra
memory.
●● Tongues
Description: Speak and read any language.
System: Roll Perception + Awareness vs 6 (it may be
altered depending on if the language is no longer spo-
ken or similar to any the PC can speak). Each success
determines how well you can read and speak the main
language of the place you are in for one scene.
• Botch: Everything you say or read comes out com-
pletely different.
• 1 Success: You struggle with a heavy accent, but you
know enough to just barely get by. You have to read
anything more complicated than "Goodnight
Moon" slowly.
• 2 or 3 Successes: You'll speak with a slight accent
and read at a normal rate.
• 4 or more: You talk like a native and you can read
even the most complex writings.
●●● Psion Blast
Description: The user can now emit a powerful
blast of psionic energy from the center of her fore-
head.
System: Spend a Faith point to launch a blast that
causes aggravated damage on its target. Roll Dexterity
+ Brawl vs the target's Dexterity + Dodge, each success
equals a point of damage (this is soakable.)
●●●● Brain Boost
Description: Gain an extra die to use in an intelli-
gence-based roll.
System: Spend a one Faith point per die (up to
three.). Once the roll is made the Miracle is over.
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●●●●● Telepathy
Description: Send a telepathic messages to someone
else.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Wits + Awareness
vs 7. Each success allows grants a greater range for the
user.
Botch: User receives a backlash for 5 minutes, that
causes a +1 penalty (max 10) on all perception-based
rolls.
Nephilim Miracles
Path of Earth
● Muddy
Description: Turns a small patch of dirt, small
amounts of water (example in a glass) and puddles in-
to mud. Useful for slowing targets down, showing a
display of your divine powers, making sure a target
leaves a trail or create an emergency projectile to dis-
tract someone.
System: Spend a Faith point to turn the land/water
into mud for one scene.
●● Harden Earth
Description: Hardens mud, quicksand, molten lava,
etc.
System: Spend a Faith point to harden an area for
one scene.
●●● Body of Stone
Description: User gets an extra die when making
rolls to soak up damage.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Stamina +
Brawl vs 6 (each success equals an extra die). This does
not stack and is activated automatically until the user
is hit or the battle is over.
●●●● Earthen Wall
Description: Summons a wall made of earth to ap-
pear in front of the user.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Stamina + Brawl
vs 8 to make the ground in front of the user become a
6-foot wall that can take two points of damage; more
successes creates a larger wall that can take an extra
point of damage.
NOTE: The wall can only be created with organic
matter like dirt and sand.
●●●●● Gravity Control
Description: The user can control gravity from mak-
ing a person so heavy they fall through floors to being
light enough to float away or alter it to enhance one's
jumping abilities.
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System: Spend two Faith and roll Strength + Stealth
vs 7. Each Success equals a round or 5 minutes of ac-
tivation.
Path of Fire
● Lighter
Description: User creates a small flame from their
hand.
System: Spend a Faith point to create a small flame
that works just like a regular fire for 10 minutes or
until it is extinguished/shut off.
●● Anti-Fire
Description: User is temporarily immune to fire.
System: Roll Stamina + Survival vs 6, each success
equals ten minutes of activation that can be shut-off at
any time.
Botch: The user receive an extra point of damage
from fire for ten minutes.
●●● Endure Elements
Description: User becomes immune to harsh natu-
ral elements like heat and the cold.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Stamina +
Survival vs 7, each success equals ten minutes where
naturally created heat and cold have no effect on you.
●●●● Dragon’s Breath
Description: User breathes out a stream of fire not
unlike a dragon.
System: Spend two Faith to burn non-living objects
within three feet of the user. To burn living things,
the user must also roll Stamina + Melee vs 5 plus the
target's Stamina (max 10). Treat as normal fire.
●●●●● Pyrokinesis
Description: User can control fire.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Wits + Awareness
vs 7 (may vary depending on the size of the fire and
what the user wants to do with it). More successes in-
creases the complexity of what the user wants to do
and for how long (ten minutes per success).
Path of Wind and Water
● Walk on Water
Description: Allows the user to temporarily walk on
water.
System: Roll Dexterity + Athletics vs 6, success
equals one scene of activation.
●● Water and Blood
Description: The user can transform water into
blood and vice-versa. Good for emergency blood
transfusions, quick blood for a vampire, to strike fear
into your targets, etc.
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System: Spend a Faith point to turn a pint’s worth
of water/blood (which is Type O) to transform it.
(Another point needs to be spent to reverse it. The
user must be able to see the blood/water for it to
work.) In the case of it being used on a bleeding tar-
get, only the blood showing will get turned into water.
●●● Wind Blast
Description: The user can create blasts of wind.
System: Spend a Faith point to create a small breeze
to make papers blow away or lift up a skirt. Anything
more powerful needs a roll of Wits + Survival vs 7
(number can rise, max 10, in the case of larger winds),
more successes means a longer duration.
●●●● Breath of Ice
Description: The user breathes out a cloud that can
freeze objects and living things.
System: Spend two Faith to freeze non-living objects
within three feet of the user. To freeze living things,
the user also must roll Stamina + Melee vs 5 plus the
target's strength (max 10). The more successes means
the more of the target the user can freeze. The target
can break out with a successful Strength roll of 7 (one
success is only needed) and can receive aid from oth-
ers.
Botch: The frost to gets stuck in the user's throat,
causing her to cough and gag for the rest of the
round.
●●●●● Storm
Description: The user summons forth a powerful
storm under her command.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Manipulation +
Survival vs 8. Each success equals a larger and more
powerful storm for one round per success. The user
can summon bolts of lightning down once per success
(the target must roll Dexterity + Dodge vs 7 to avoid
it).
Children of Goliath Miracles
Path of Defense
● Flee
Description: Allows the user to make a hasty re-
treat.
System: Roll Dexterity + Athletics vs 6; each success
equals a better and faster escape.
Botch: The user trips over her own feet.
●● Fluidity
Description: Enhances dodge rolls the next time
the player is attacked.
System: Spend one Faith for each extra die for your
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next dodge roll (max 3). The player cannot choose
which attack she'll use the Miracle on and if the battle
ends before the player can get attacked, the Miracle is
shut-off.
●●● No Pain
Description: Temporarily cancels out the user's abil-
ity to feel pain.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Willpower vs
7. Each success equals a result on this chart...
• Botch: User is more vulnerable to pain for ten
minutes.
• 1 Success: 10 minutes
• 2 to 3 Successes: 1 hour
• 4 Successes: 5 hours
• 5 or More Successes: 1 day
●●●● Ring of Salt
Description: By creating a circle on the ground, the
user can create a protective ward around someone
else.
System: Spend two Faith to protect one living crea-
ture (spend another one for each extra person). As
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long as the target(s) stay in the circle, anyone wishing
to harm or kidnap them must make a Willpower roll
vs the user's willpower and score two successes to suc-
ceed.
The ring does not protect against projectile attacks
or explosions. The Miracle lasts until the fight/scene
is over, the target(s) leaves the ring or the user shuts
the power off. In the case of multiple people, all of
them must step out, but any that do, no longer benefit
from the Miracle's protection.
●●●●● Selective Immunity
Description: The user is temporarily immune to
one kind of mundane attack.
System: The user must pick one kind of mundane
attack: fists/kicks, blades, bashing weapons or bullets
(one this decision is made, the user cannot go back).
Two Faith must be spent with a roll of Stamina +
Brawl vs 8. Each success equals a round of activation.
This Miracle does not stack and a botch allows the
select attack inflict one extra point of damage for one
round.
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Path of Melee
● Goliath’s Favor
Description: Temporarily allows an extra die for
strength-based rolls.
System: Spend a Faith point to get an extra die (max
3) for the user's next strength-based roll.
●● Celestial Weapon
Description: Infuses a mundane melee weapon
(fists count) with hidden celestial power that attacks
the inner evil of the victim.
System: Spend one Faith to infuse a melee weapon
or a projectile (an arrow or a bullet). (Does not work
on weapons of a mystical nature.) Does a point of ag-
gravated damage per Sin point upon striking.
Duration: Instant. Projectiles can only be used
once, but once a melee weapon has successfully hits
something, it becomes an ordinary weapon.
●●● Shatterblow
Description: The user's fists (and all melee weapons
can break objects.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Strength +
Melee vs 7 (may vary with harder and larger objects).
More successes equals how much damage the user
does. Once it is used, the Miracle must be reactivated.
●●●● First Strike
Description: The user goes first in the next round
no matter what.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Dexterity + Brawl
vs 8, only one success is needed and does not stack.
Note: In case two people using the same Miracle or
something similar, flip a coin.
●●●●● Flaming Sword
Description: Temporarily summon a flaming short
sword to aid the user in battle.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Strength + Melee
vs 8, each success equals a round of activation which
does not stack. Treat the weapon as a regular short
sword that does fire damage and has a permanent Ce-
lestial Weapon cast on it.
Path of Range
● Sticky Fingers
Description: Temporarily prevents the user from
being disarmed.
System: Roll Strength + Melee vs 7, each success
equals a round of activation. A botch causes the user
to drop any items in their hands.
●● Reload
Description: Will reload mundane firearms.
System: See the chart to see how much Faith needs
to be spent.
• 1 Faith: Disk guns, BB Guns, simple guns with (at
most) six bullets, rifles that contain (at most) 2
shots.
• 2 Faith: More complex guns with (at most) 15 bul-
lets, rifles that shoot (at most) 5 shots.
• 3 Faith: Uzis, machine guns, etc.
●●● Come
Description: Summons the nearest item around you
into your hand to use as a weapon.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Wits + Brawl
vs 7. Each success is determined by this chart...
Botch: Summons something useless into your hand
like a wad of gum.
• 1 Success: Minor item like a sharpened pencil or a
glass beaker.
• 2 or 3 Successes: A more useful item like a gun or a
knife
• 4 or More Successes: Magical items.
NOTE: If only item available is in someone else's
possession, it will appear in the user's hand instead.
(Unless she is using the Sticky Fingers Miracle.) The
user has no choice in what item will appear. The over-
all range for getting something is within 20ft of the
user (add ten more feet per success after the first one).
●●●● Longshot
Description: Doubles the range of a mundane pro-
jectile weapon.
System: Spend two Faith for the next shot the user
makes. This does not stack.
●●●●● Magic Bullet
Description: Turns a miss done by a mundane pro-
jectile weapon into a hit.
System: Spend two Faith that turns the next missed
shot into a hit that only does one point of damage. In
the case of called shots, a re-roll must be made and the
result must be taken no matter what.
Deadman Miracles
Path of Curses
● Transfer Pain
Description: Makes the target feel the pain of an-
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other.
System: The Deadman must touch both the person
who is suffering and the person they wish to feel it.
Then roll their Willpower vs the Willpower of the
person they're wishing to inflict. The more successes,
forces the target to receive a more intense feeling.
While a botch forces the user to receive the pain. The
sufferer can be the user, herself.
It is possible to store the sufferer’s pain inside the
user so it can be inflicted upon the target later. But it
costs a Faith point to do this and must be used within
24 hours or the pain fades away.
NOTE: If this Miracle is used for malicious reasons,
a Morality check must be done.
●● Hidden Fears
Description: Exposes the target to their worst fears.
Only the user and the target will be able to see this
fear.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Perception +
Subterfuge vs the target's Willpower. Will not work
on characters who are immune to fear.
• Botch: The Miracle forces the Deadman to become
queasy.
• 1 Success: A hazy vision of the fear appears in both
the user and the victim's minds.
• 2 to 3 successes: The image is the more vivid and
the target must roll their willpower vs 6 to avoid be-
ing shaken.
• 4 or more successes: Same as before, but the target
receives a point of damage from the mental back-
lash.
NOTE: If used for malicious reasons, a Morality
check must be made.
●●● Jinx
Description: Forces the target's next roll to be done
over.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll your Willpow-
er vs the target's. If the target has the flaw Unlucky or
Karma's Bitch, the target number is reduced by one
(min 1). The target’s next roll (even if it's a botch)
must be done over. If the Deadman botches while ac-
tivating the miracle, the rules apply to her.
●●●● Stop the Powerflow
Description: Temporarily prevents the target from
using what fuels their powers (blood, chi, gnosis, etc..)
System: Spend two Faith and roll your Willpower vs
the target's. Each success equals a round of activation
while a botch will turn the Miracle on the user for one
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round.
●●●●● Curse
Description: Bestows a curse upon the target.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Willpower vs the
opponent's Willpower. (One success is all that is
needed.) The curse must have a way to cure it and
must be within reason. A botch prevents the user
from ever inflicting another curse on that person
again.
Example: A Deadman wishes to make a heartless
bully pay for his cruelty towards others (especially fat
people). So when one of his beatings causes brain
damage to one of his victims, she knows that it's time
to step in. She curses him that "until he learns kind-
ness and empathy towards others, he will become just
like his victims." The bully soon learns to his horror
that he is rapidly gaining weight until he's 400 lbs.
Finding that he can't really get any thinner, he must
sincerely learn his lesson and start doing right by oth-
ers or he'll stay that way.
NOTE: It is possible for an outside force to remove
the curse. If used on an innocent person or for mali-
cious reasons, a Morality check is needed. The user
can also shut off the curse early at any time.
Path of Justice
● Scales of Judgement
Description: Determines if the target is worthy of
redemption.
System: The user must roll Perception + Awareness
vs 6. The more successes equals a better reading while
a botch will give the user a massive headache from the
jumbled mess of information she is getting.
●● Celestial Weapon
Description: Infuses a mundane melee weapon with
hidden celestial power that attacks the inner evil of
the victim.
System: Spend a Faith point to infuse a melee
weapon or a projectile (an arrow or a bullet). (Does
not work on weapons of a mystical nature.) The
weapon will do a point of aggravated damage per Sin
point upon striking.
Duration: Instant. Projectiles can only be used
once, but once a melee weapon has successfully hits
something, it becomes an ordinary weapon.
●●● Guilty Conscience
Description: Awakens the guilt inside the target.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Perception +
Subterfuge vs the target's Willpower. More success will
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equal heavier feeling of guilt while a botch inflicts it
on the user.
NOTE: If used for malicious purposes, roll a Moral-
ity check.
●●●● Divine Presence
Description: Forces the target to cower and submit
to the user.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Manipulation +
Aura vs the target's Willpower. Two or more successes
are needed and will render the target unable to do an-
ything other than submit in fear and awe unless in
direct danger.
●●●●● Recant
Description: Forces the target to question their own
morality, beliefs and motives.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Manipulation +
Empathy vs the target’s willpower.
• Botch: Target becomes even more stubborn in their
beliefs.
• 1 Success: The target kind of considers it, but is still
on the fence.
• 2 to 3 Successes: The target considers it and can be
talked into joining.
• 4 to 5 Successes: The target totally changes her
mind.
• 6 or more: The target is now totally devoted to a
new way of thinking.
• Note: If used for nefarious purposes, a Morality
check needs to be made.
Path of the Hunt
● Sense Evil
Description: Allows the user to sense evil energies
among them.
System: Roll Perception + Awareness vs. 6. More
successes equals a more vivid description while a
botch forces the user to become overloaded with in-
formation and become queasy.
●● Seeker
Descriptions: Allows the user to find where the tar-
get is hiding.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Perception +
Stealth vs 7 (can be altered or require more successes
if they are hiding by mystical means). More successes
equals a more vivid descriptions.
●●● Stall
Description: Slows down the target down while
causing a +1 penalty on Dexterity rolls.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll your Willpow-
er vs the target's. Each round of success equals a
round of activation while a botch inflicts it on the us-
er for one round. Along with the dexterity penalty,
the target's walking, flying and running speed is
halved.
●●●● Celestial Mark
Description: The target is inflicted with an invisible
mark that alerts others of her presence. Enforcers of
good like cops, other Angels, werewolves, etc. will
sense there is something wrong about this person.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Dexterity + Sub-
terfuge vs 7.
• Botch: The target gets an extra die involving stealth
for the rest of the scene.
• 1 Success: 1 scene
• 2 to 3 successes: 1 day
• 4 to 5 successes: 1 week
• 6 or more: 1 month
●●●●● Charon’s Link
Description: Creates a link between the user and
the target. From now on, the user can sense where the
target is and doing.
System: Spend two Faith points and roll Perception
+ Awareness vs the target’s Willpower. With a success-
ful Perception + Awareness roll (vs the target’s Will-
power), the user gets visions of the target’s wherea-
bouts and what she is currently doing. The more suc-
cesses gained equals a longer and more detail vision.
Light-Bringer Miracles
Path of Aid
● Food for the Hungry
Description: Creates an edible gruel out mundane
materials.
System: The user must have a container and place a
liquid or solid inside (example: mud/dirt, oil, cement,
etc.) and roll Wits + Survival vs 6 (or streetwise if she
is in an urban area). If the user has a specialty in cook-
ing, the roll is reduced to 5.
• Botch: The gruel is completely inedible.
• 1 Success: Gruel is bland, but edible.
• 2 Successes: Gruel has some flavor and filling.
• 3 or More: Gruel tastes delicious, very filling and is
high in nutrients.
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●● Spare Home
Description: Creates a makeshift shelter out of
mundane materials.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Wits + Surviv-
al/Streetwise (depending on the location) vs 6 before
building. If the user has a specialty in building, the
roll is reduced to 5.
• Botch: The shelter looks like crap and falls apart the
second someone enters.
• 1 Success: Shelter just barely works.
• 2-4 Successes: Shelter looks nice and provides ade-
quate protection.
• 5 or More: Shelter looks like a work of art and su-
pernaturally protects against the worst weather and
is very comfortable.
●●● Lend Courage
Description: Grants a point of the user's Willpower
to a target.
System: The user must touch the target and one
point of Willpower is granted to her that cannot go
over 10. (The user will lose one temporary Willpower
point when doing this.) This last until the target uses
it or after 24 hours.
●●●● Good Luck Kiss
Description: By kissing the target, she will get an ex-
tra die on their next roll for a non-violent action. This
does not have to be done on the lips and can be
placed on the cheek, hand or forehead.
System: Spend two Faith and kiss the target. This
does not stack.
●●●●● Prayer
Description: The user prays for a random occur-
rence that will act in their favor.
System: Spend two Faith, roll Charisma + Aware-
ness vs 8 rating and pray for two rounds. The user has
no choice in what will happen and if her concentra-
tion is broken, the Miracle ends. The more successes
rolled equals a more beneficial event.
Botch: A scene of complete and utter chaos (like
water turning into chocolate milk that lasts for the
rest of the scene).
Path of Bliss
● Bliss
Description: Grants a temporary feeling of happi-
ness and confidence to the target.
System: The user must touch the target and roll
Manipulation + Subterfuge vs that target’s Willpower.
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Each success equals five minutes of activation
Botch: Target gets depressed for five minutes.
●● Pleasure/Pain
Description: By placing their hands on a target, the
user can emit a pulse of pleasure or pain on them.
System: The user must be touching the target,
spend a Faith point, choose whether they want pain
or pleasure and roll Wits + Subterfuge vs the target's
Willpower (it can be lowered if she's willing). The
more successes equals a more powerful surge.
Botch: The opposite effect happens to the target.
●●● Mass Bliss
Description: Same as Bliss, but infects more targets.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Charisma +
Empathy vs the average Willpower of anyone in range.
Each success equals a round of activation and an extra
five feet of influence. The target(s) will feel a burst of
happiness and confidence.
Botch: The user breaks down and cries for a round.
●●●● Jubilee
Description: Evokes a strong feeling of jubilation
upon multiple targets.
System: Spend a two Faith and roll Charisma +
Empathy vs the average Willpower of anyone in range.
Each success equals a round of activation and an extra
five feet of influence. The target(s) will feel the urge to
drop everything and dance.
Botch: The Miracle effects the user for one round.
●●●●● Cupid
Description: Makes two people fall in love with
each other.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Manipulation +
Subterfuge vs both target’s Willpower. (If the targets
are willing, the target number is reduced by one.)
• Botch: One or both feel a repulsion towards the
other.
• 1 Success: One or both seem fond of the other.
• 2 to 3 Successes: One or both has/have a crush on
the other.
• 4 to 5 Successes: One or both fall in love with the
other.
• 6 or more: Both create a perfect true love for the
other. (In the case of the evil, abusive or jerks, they
will attempt to make themselves better people.)
NOTE: If this is used for malicious/evil reasons, a
Morality check must be made.
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Path of Hope
● Anesthetic
Description: Temporarily eases the physical pain
the target is feeling.
System: Roll Wits + Subterfuge vs the target's Will-
power (if the target is willing, subtract one from the
roll). More successes equals an extra ten minutes of
relief.
Botch: The pain becomes worse for five minutes.
●● Calm Emotions
Description: Calm's the target’s emotions (includ-
ing frenzies).
System: Roll Manipulation + Subterfuge vs the tar-
get's Willpower.
• Botch: Target becomes even worse. In the case of a
frenzy, the target will attack the user first.
• 1 Success: Target is calmed a little. Does not work
on frenzies.
• 2-3 Successes: Target is totally calmed down. Fren-
zies are calmed a little.
• 4 Successes: Frenzied targets are totally calmed.
Treat others as a 2-3 success.
• 5 Successes: Not only is the target calmed, but will
act friendly to the user and even try to defend her.
(Such as a frenzying Werewolf calming down and
licking the user's face like a happy dog.)
●●● Hope
Description: Eases any derangement, fits of mad-
ness or severe depression the target is feeling.
System: Spend a Faith Point and roll Manipulation
+ Subterfuge vs the target's Willpower (if the target is
willing, subtract one from the roll).
• Botch: The target becomes worse for five minutes.
• 1 Success: 1 day
• 2 to 3 successes: 1 week
• 4 successes: The derangement is cured. This will not
work on Malkavians since their derangements are
permanent (but it will ease it for a week).
●●●● Empty Memory
Description: Removes a memory from the target.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Perception + Sub-
terfuge vs the target's Willpower (if the target is will-
ing, subtract one from the roll).
• Botch: Memory becomes more prominent.
• 1 Success: Memory is erased for five minutes.
• 2 Successes: Memory is erased for one scene.
• 3 Successes: Memory is removed, but can be re-
stored.
• 4 or more: Memory is permanently removed.
Note: If this Miracle is used for nefarious purposes,
roll a Morality check.
●●●●● Mercy
Description: Grants the target a peaceful death.
System: Spend two Faith, touch the target and roll
Wits + Subterfuge vs the target's Willpower (if the sub-
ject is willing, subtract one from the roll). Cannot be
used in combat.
Note: If this Miracle is used for nefarious purposes,
roll a Morality check.
Muse Miracles
Path of Creation
● Instructions
Description: Tells the user how to make something.
System: Roll Perception + Craft vs 5 for a simple
object (a meal), 6 for more complex stuff like gun
powder or 7 for magical items. This is treated like a
flash of inspiration where each success gives a more
detailed description.
●● Repair
Description: Repairs a single object.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Intelligence +
Crafts vs 5 for simple objects (a bike), 6 for more
complex ones (a car engine), 7 for big and complex
machines (a tank) and 8 for magical items.
Botch: Makes the condition of the object even
worse.
●●● Break
Description: The user hums out a long, continuous
note that causes one object to break down.
System: Spend a Faith point and begin humming,
roll Willpower vs 6 for simple objects (a bike), 7 for
more complex ones (a car engine), 8 for big and com-
plex machines (a tank) and 9 for magical items. At
least 2 successes are needed for any target score over 7.
Botch: User receives a point of damage.
●●●● Customize
Description: The user can alter the form on a non-
living, mundane object such as turning it into vapor,
modifying the density or separating the object into
components.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Wits + Crafts vs 7
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(8 for more complex objects or alterations). More suc- ●●●● Telekinesis

cesses equal a better job. Description: Cause objects to levitate.
Botch: Non-magical objects melt into a hot puddle System: Spend a Faith point and roll Willpower vs
of goo. 6 (increase the difficulty to bigger objects and more
●●●●● Master of Flesh complex maneuvers.)
Description: Now a master of creation, The Host ●●●●● Breath of Life
has granted the user the power to alter flesh, animals Description: Briefly brings a mundane object to life
and even living objects like an artist does to clay. Al- under the user's command.
low them to do something as simple as fixing a cleft- System: Select one object, spend two Favors and roll
palate to turning a dog into a larger, stronger protec- Willpower vs 7 (8 for more complex objects); each
tor. success equals a round of activation. This does not
System: The user must be touching the target, pend stack.
two Faith and roll Wits + Crafts vs 7 (it will take a 1 Botch: Object is immune to the Miracle for the rest
to 3 rounds depending on the complexity). The num- of the battle/scene.
ber can be adjusted for more complex or simpler jobs Path of Support
(min 6, max 10). The more successes equal a better
● Inspire
job while a botch infects the user's hands with severe
Description: Give the target t a burst of inspiration.
arthritis for the rest of the scene. Returning the sub-
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Wits + Subter-
ject back to normal can be done in one round.
fuge vs the target's Willpower (subtract one if the sub-
Note: Using this Miracle for nefarious purposes
ject is knows of the Miracle). Each success equals a
calls for a Morality check.
better and more descriptive plan (ST's discretion).
Path of Objects Botch: The idea is as dumb as Hell and is useless at
● Absorb Lore
Description: Learn about the history of an object or
place.
System: The user must touch the item and roll In-
telligence + Investigation vs 7. The more successes
equals a longer, clearer and more descriptive reading.
Botch: The reading comes in a jumbled mess that is
impossible to decode.
●● Living History
Description: By tasting a few drops of the subject's
blood or tears*, the user can learn about her history,
personality traits and abilities.
System: After ingesting the tears/blood*, and roll
Intelligence + Investigation vs 7. The more successes
equals a longer, clearer and more descriptive reading.
Botch: The user spend the next round vomiting up
the fluids.
*Other bodily liquids can be used, but these are the
most preferred methods.
●●● Divine Skill
Description: If the user is making a roll for an un-
trained skill, this miracle lowers the penalty by 1 for
each Faith point spent.
System: Spend one Faith per penalty point (max 3)
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best.
●● Lend Favor
Description: Grant a point of Faith to someone
else.
System: Touch the target and spend a Faith point
that will go to them. In the case of other Mystics, the
Faith point will turn into whatever power source they
use.
●●● Miracle Boost
Description: Grant an ally an extra die on the next
Miracle (or special ability for other Mystics) they use.
System: Touch the subject and grant them a Faith
point per die you want to grant them (max 3). It is au-
tomatically used on the next ability they use and if no
ability is used by the end of the scene/battle, the Faith
points are wasted.
●●●● Bestow Turn
Description: By sacrificing her turn, an ally get an
extra turn in the next round.
System: Spend two Faith and touch the subject or
spend an extra Faith point if they are not in reach.
The user loses their next turn in return for the subject
to go again. If the battle ends before the Miracle can
be used, it is wasted.
●●●●● Mass Support
Description: The user is engulfed in a burst of light
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that put all that see them at ease, granting the five
closest viewers an increase/decrease on the difficulty
on their next roll.
System: Spend three Faith, if the subject is an ally,
they get a one point decrease on the difficulty of their
next roll while enemies are given a one point increase.
This lasts until a roll is done. If the game session ends
before the roll is made, the Miracle is wasted.
Nymph Miracles
Path of Beasts
● Doolittle's Tongue
Description: Talk to and understand mundane an-
imals.
System: Roll Charisma + Animal Kin vs 6. The
more successes equals a better result while a botch
comes out jumbled.
●● Warp the Beast
Description: Calm mundane animals or rile them
up.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Manipulation
+ Animal Kin vs 7. The more successes equals a better
result while a botch does the opposite.
●●● Avian Plague
Description: Send a swarm of near-by, mundane in-
sects/birds to attack/distract a target or destroy things.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Manipulation
+ Subterfuge vs 7. The more successes equals more
insects/birds and damage while a botch causes them
to attack the user for one round.
●●●● Command Animal
Description: Makes an animal (even mystical ones)
obey a non-suicidal command.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Manipulation +
Animal Kin vs the target's Willpower. The more suc-
cesses equals a better result while a botch protects
them from ever being under control of the Miracle for
the rest of the scene. In the case of mystical ones, they
are allowed to roll Willpower to avoid doing some-
thing that would be against their own agendas.
NOTE: If used on a Werewolf, she must in her his-
po or lupus form for this Miracle to work. (Or the
equivalent for other werecreatures.)
●●●●● Wild Form
Description: Temporarily transform into a mun-
dane animal of the user's choice.
System: Spend Two Faith to activate this Miracle
for 20 minutes (and spend an additional Faith point
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to keep it going for another five). This can be shut off
at any time, but once the duration is over, the user
automatically transforms back to their original form.
The user keeps their abilities and Miracles.
Path of Nature
● Nature's Plenty
Description: Helps user to search natural areas for
food and plants that can heal.
System: Roll Wits + Survival vs 7 (if the user has any
specialty or knowledge with nature-related stuff, target
number can be lowered). The more successes equals a
better find while a botch give you the wrong infor-
mation.
●● Bloom
Description: Can make a plant bloom and bear
food out of season or make it wither.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Wits + Surviv-
al vs 7. The more successes equals a better result while
a botch does the opposite.
●●● Ensnare
Description: Entrap a target with branches, vines,
etc.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Wits + Subter-
fuge while the target rolls their Dexterity + Dodge.
The more successes equals a better result while a
botch cause the branches, vines, etc., to crumble to
dust.
●●●● Earth Trap
Description: Turn patches of dirt, concrete and
sand into a quicksand-like substance that makes a tar-
get sink knee deep in it.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Wits + Subterfuge
vs 8. This will effect a 10 by 10 foot area for a half
hour.
• Botch: the earth becomes harder than before.
• 1 Success: Causes the target(s) to sink in up to their
ankles.
• 2 to 3 Successes: Causes the target(s) to sink up to
the waist.
• 4 or more Successes: Causes the target to sink up to
their neck.
NOTE: The effects of this Miracle can be shut off
early. If used for malicious purposes, a Morality check
must be made.
●●●●● Pure Earth
Description: Heal natural, polluted areas.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Perception + Sur-
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vival vs the area's gauntlet rating, minus one. More
successes equals a better result while botch makes
things worse.
Path of the Umbra
● Gauntlet-Finder
Description: Locates portals to the Umbra.
System: Roll Perception + Awareness vs 7. The
more successes equals a more accurate description
while a botch tells the opposite.
●● Come With Me
Description: Take a person who normally can't en-
ter/leave the Umbra with you.
System: Hold the hand of the person who you want
to take with you and spend a Faith point to enter or
exit the Umbra. This Miracle can only be used on one
person at a time and hand contact must be kept when
entering/leaving or the other person will get lost in
the Umbra.
●●● Umbral Swarm
Description: Attack and damage a target with beam
of cloud-like Umbral energy.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Dexterity +
Melee vs the target's Dexterity + Dodge. More success-
es equals another point of damage (which is soakable).
A botch inflicts a point of damage on the user.
NOTE: This Miracle only works in the Umbra.
●●●● Umbral Armor
Description: Creates a temporary see-through set of
full-body armor for the user or someone else to get
through the nastier parts of the Umbra.
System: Spend two Faith to create the armor which
lasts about 30 minutes (and spend an additional Faith
point to keep it going for another ten). This armor
will provide protection against the elements of the
Umbra though it will not protect against battle dam-
age. While the user can still wear armor, the Miracle
does not stack.
●●●●● Warp
Description: Warps a target to another part of the
Umbra.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Wits + Awareness
vs the target's willpower.
• Botch: Warps the target right next to the user.
• 1 success: Warps the target ten feet away in a ran-
dom direction.
• 2 to 3 successes: One mile in a random direction.
• 4 to 5 successes: 5 miles in a random direction.
• 6 or more: Up to 10 miles in whatever direction the
user desires.
Saulite Miracles
Path of Helping
● Refill
Description: Refills items like canteens, blood
packs, cars, etc.
System: Roll Wits + Survival vs 6, the more success-
es, equals more stuff and a better product.
●● Purify
Description: Purify a mundane object (like food) of
poisons, harmful chemicals, etc.
System: Spend a Faith point to permanently purify
it.
●●● Take the Pain
Description: A Saulite can temporarily take on the
pain and injuries of another for one scene. For exam-
ple, she can transfer a paraplegic or blind person’s
disability into herself so the target can escape a nasty
situation.
System: Spend a Faith point, touch the target and
roll Stamina + Empathy vs 7 for one scene. If the tar-
get is willing, the target number is 6
●●●● Ring of Salt
Description: Same as the Child of Goliath Miracle.
●●●●● Sacrificial Burst
Description: By sacrificing some health, you can
create a burst of holy energy.
System: Spend two Faith and a point of health to
create a 5ft burst of holy energy that inflicts a point of
damage per Sin (it's soakable) of any adversary caught
in the blast. If the user is already down to one health
level, she can't use it.
Path of Redemption
● Second Chance
Description: Same as the Deadman Miracle, Scales
of Justice.
●● Saulite's Bane
Description: Temporarily bestow the user's curse on
another to teach them a lesson.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Manipulation
+ Empathy vs the target's Willpower. This can be shut
off by the user at any time.
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• Botch: Makes the user's curse worse for the rest of System: The user must touch the target and infuse
the scene. one point of health to the other. (The user will lose
• 1 Success: 1 hour one temporary health point when doing this.) This
• 2 to 3 Successes: 1 day last until target loses the point or the scene/battle
• 4 to 5 Successes: 1 week ends. If the user is already down to one health, she
• 6 or More: 1 month can't use this Miracle.
●●●●● Reattach
Note: If used for malicious purposes, a Morality
Description: Reattach severed body parts.
check is needed.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Wits + Medicine
●●● Inner Good
vs 6 (for fingers/toes, ears, noses, scalps and ears) and
Description: Same as the Aasima Miracle.
7 (for limbs, breasts and private parts). Only one suc-
●●●● Walking Target
cess is needed, but if the user botches the attached
Description: Same as the Child of Goliath Miracle.
part rots and falls off. In the case of the head, it must
●●●●● Temporary Forgiveness
be reattached within one round, three Faith must be
Description: Temporarily eases a Mystic's drawback
spent and the user must score at least three successes
or another target's curse. But not your own.
vs a target score of nine.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Wits + Aura vs 8.
• Botch: Makes the user's curse worse for the rest of Seers Miracles
the scene. Path of The Mind
• 1 Success: 1 hour ● Addle
• 2 to 3 Successes: 1 day Description: Temporarily addles the target's mind.
• 4 to 5 Successes: 1 week System: Spend a Faith point and roll Manipulation
• 6 or More: 1 month + Subterfuge vs the target's Willpower. Each success
equals a round of activation while a botch effects the
Path of Healing user for one round. The target becomes dizzy. (Can-
● Angelic Touch not be used in battle.)
Description: Same as the Aasima Miracle. ●● Memory Leech
●● Remove Disease Description: Absorb and copy a memory from the
Description: Removes any disease the target is suf- target.
fering from. System: Spend a Faith point, touch the target's head
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Perception + and roll Perception + Awareness vs the target's Will-
Medicine vs the number on the chart. If the disease is power. Each success results in a larger, clearer memory
mystical in nature, then add a point to the target while a botch sickens the user for a round. The target
score. will still have this memory.
• Common cold, the flu, etc.: Target score 5 ●●● Eye Beam
• Strep throat, chickenpox, etc.: Target score 6 Description: The Seer's third eye shoots a beam of
• Deadly, but curable diseases: Target score 7 holy energy that damages the target (that shoots up to
• Deadly and incurable diseases: Target score 8 40 feet). In case of Infused, it comes from their regu-
lar eyes into a single, concentrated beam.
●●● Plastic Surgery
System: Spend a Faith point for each point of soak-
Description: Fixes a target's mundane deformities.
able damage you wish to inflict with the beam (max
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Wits + Medi-
3). The target can dodge this attack.
cine vs the number on the chart.
●●●● Dream Gaze
• Harelips, barely noticeable scars, etc.: 5 Description: By making eye-contact, the target en-
• Moderate deformities: 6 ters a harmless, zombie-like state until there is a threat
• Severe deformities: 7 of physical harm.
System: Spend two Faith, make eye-contact and roll
●●●● Lend Health
Manipulation + Subterfuge vs the target's Willpower.
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Each success equals a round of activation while a
botch inflicts this Miracle on the user for one round.
This Miracle cannot be used in battle.
NOTE: If this Miracle is used for nefarious purpos-
es, a Morality check must be made.
●●●●● Mind-Jolt
Description: By making eye-contact, the user can
temporarily enter a target's body and take control of it.
System: Spend two Faith, make eye-contact and roll
Manipulation + Subterfuge vs the target's Willpower.
Each success equals a round of activation while a
botch makes the target immune to this Miracle for the
rest of the scene.
NOTE: If this Miracle is used for nefarious purpos-
es, a Morality check must be made.
Path of Senses
● Sense Evil
Description: Same as the Deadman Miracle.
●● True Sight
Description: See through illusions and disguises.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Perception +
Awareness vs 7. Each success equals five minutes of
activation that only the user can see while a botch will
make everything blurry for one round.
●●● Warning
Description: Sense when the user or allies are going
to be attacked.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Perception +
Alertness vs 7. Each success equals ten minutes of ac-
tivation (at least two successes are needed to sense
mystical tactics) while a botch gives the user a massive
headache for one round.
●●●● Telepathy
Description: Send a telepathic message/image to a
target.
System: Spend two Faith points and roll Perception
+ Awareness vs 7. Each success equals a longer and
clearer message that can be given. A botch prevents
the user from sending another message to the target
for the rest of the scene. If the target is one of the
Touched or an ally, than the target score is reduced by
one.
●●●●● Future Shock
Description: Predicts possible futures.
System: Spend two Faith points and roll Perception
+ Awareness vs 8. Each success shows a longer, more
vivid potential future (ST's discretion) while a botch
gives a jumbled message.
Path of Sight
● Location
Description: Sense where you or something else is.
System: Roll Perceptions + Survival/Streetwise (de-
pending on the area) vs 7. Each success gives a more
vivid description while a botch will give you a jumbled
message.
●● Detect Lies
Description: Determines if someone is lying to you.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Perception +
Empathy vs the target's Willpower (if the target is us-
ing mystical means to protect themselves, add one to
the target score). Each success exposes more of a lie
while a botch prevents the user from using the Mira-
cle on the target for the rest of the scene.
●●● X-Ray
Description: See through walls, barriers and even
clothing.
System: Spend a Faith point for ten minutes of acti-
vation (this can stack).
●●●● Eyes of Another
Description: See what another person is seeing.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Perception +
Awareness vs the target's Willpower (if done willingly,
reduce the number by 1). Each success equals ten
minutes of activation while a botch gives nothing but
darkness for one round.
●●●●● Past Shock
Description: See the past of a person, object or
place.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Perception +
Awareness vs 8. Each success shows a longer, more
vivid vision of the past.
Botch: Gives a jumbled message.
Seraphim Miracles
Path of Diplomacy
● Detect Lies
Description: Same as the Seer Miracle.
●● Tongues
Description: Same as the Infused Miracle.
●●● Aura
Description: Sense auras of others to learn more
about them.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Perception +
Awareness vs 7. This works just like a Vampire's aura-
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reading ability so use their chart for that one. protects the target from being affected by the Miracle
●●●● Friend for the rest of the scene. Cannot be used in combat.
Description: Your inner and outer beauty warms ●●●● Implant
the hearts of the target, making them like you. Description: Implant a memory into the target.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Appearance + Au- System: Spend two Faith and roll Manipulation +
ra vs that target's Willpower. Subterfuge vs the target's Willpower. Each success
• Botch: The target is disgusted by your presence. equals a larger and more complex memory that can be
implanted while a botch protects the target from the
• 1 Success: You don't seem so bad.
Miracle for the rest of the scene.
• 2 to 3 Successes: The target likes and wants to be-
Note: If used for nefarious purposes, a Morality
friend you.
check needs to be made.
• 4 to 5 Successes: Your presence is like being in front
●●●●● Recant
of their favorite celebrity.
Description: Same as the Deadman Miracle.
• 6 or More: Not only does the target like you, but
she has fallen in love with you regardless of sexual Path of the Voice
orientation or if romantically attached to someone ● Throw Voice
else (they will still love that person). Description: Allows the user to throw their voice.
System: Roll Wits + Subterfuge vs 7. Each success
●●●●● Word of God
equals a clearer message while a botch becomes jum-
Description: Make the target (even Mystics) follow a
bled. (If the character already has any skill in ventrilo-
non-suicidal command.
quism, add a die for each dot she has in it.)
System: Spend two Faith and roll Manipulation +
●● Sound of the Mind
Leadership vs the target's Willpower. (Add one if the
Description: Even those who have hearing prob-
target doesn't know the language the user is speaking.)
Only one success is needed (two if it's a Mystic). lems or are plugging their ears can hear you perfectly.
System: Spend a Faith point for ten minutes of acti-
NOTE: If used for nefarious purposes, a Morality
vation. (This will stack.)
check must be made.
Path of Manipulation
● Fluster
Description: Makes the target stutter and fumble
their words.
System: Roll Manipulation + Intimidation vs the
target's Willpower. Each success equals a round of ac-
tivation where the target must roll their Willpower to
be able to speak correctly. If there is a botch, the Mir-
acle effects the user for one round.
●● Taunt
Description: Taunt the target into acting irrational-
ly.
System: Spend a Faith and roll Manipulation + Ex-
pression vs. the target's Willpower. Each success
makes the target more agitated until they perform an
irrational action or the scene ends. A botch makes the
target calmer for five minutes.
●●● Staredown
Description: Subdue the target through eye-contact.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Manipulation
+ Intimidation vs the target's Willpower. Each success
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●●● Shout
Description: By letting out a powerful shout, the
user can shatter glass and cause damage.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Wits + Brawl
vs 7. Allies do not count when this Miracle is used.
• Botch: The user gets a sore throat for the rest of the
scene instead.
• 1 Success: Will cause an annoying ringing in any
target(s)'s ears, distracting them a bit. Fragile glass
cracks.
• 2 to 3 Successes: The target(s)' eardrums are now in
serious pain. Fragile glass will shatter while regular
glass starts cracking.
• 4 to 5 Successes: Regular glass breaks while tougher
glass becomes heavily cracked and the target(s)' ear
drums now risk becoming ruptured. Any target
must take a point of soakable damage.
• 6 or More: Tougher glass shatters and add a point
of damage. Everything else is treated like four to five
successes.
●●●● Siren's Song
Description: By singing, the user can lure targets to
them.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Charisma + Lead-
ership vs the average target(s)' Willpower. If the user
has any dots in Performance, add one die for every
two dots. (Cannot be used in battle.)
• Botch: User gets a sore throat for the rest of the
scene.
• 1 Success: Targets will feel driven to come towards
you.
• 2 to 3 Successes: As long as there is no big obstacles
or anything suicidal in the way, they have no prob-
lem coming in a slight daze.
• 4 to 5 Successes: Big obstacles are no problem for
the dazed targets, but if it's too dangerous they have
to roll Willpower to even attempt it.
• 6 of More: Almost nothing can stop them from
coming to you.
NOTE: If used for nefarious purposes, a Morality
check must be made.
●●●●● Voice Wall
Description: With a shout, the user can create a
temporary, invisible wall to protect themselves from
attacks.
System: Spend two Faith points and roll Stamina +
Brawls vs 8. Each success equals five extra feet of
height and width to the wall has and an extra point of
damage it can take. (A botch will wreck the user's
voice for the rest of the scene/battle). The Miracle
lasts for one scene/battle.
Shepherd Miracles
Path of Emotions
● Calm Emotions
Description: Same as the Light-Bringer Miracle.
●● Empath
Description: Know exactly what the target is feeling
and thinking which will appear as a ghostly being next
to them that only the user can see. Example: A person
who greatly regrets an action's "ghost" will be gray with
a look of sadness with its hand on the target's shoul-
der, while someone who would like to kill the user,
will have a "ghost" that is giving a sinister look at the
user as if they can't wait to wrap their hands around
her neck.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Perception +
Empathy vs the target's Willpower. Each success gives
a more detailed image while a botch allows the target
to see the user's true feelings.
●●● Stir Emotions
Description: Bring forth an emotion (fear, joy, an-
ger, etc.) upon your target.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Manipulation
+ Empathy vs the target's Willpower. More successes
equals a more powerful emotion and 5 minutes of ac-
tivation while a botch brings the opposite emotion for
five minutes.
●●●● Mob
Description: Rally a group to feel a strong, powerful
emotion and act upon it.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Charisma + Lead-
ership vs the average Willpower. It can be lowered by
one if the majority of the group are allies or the
Touched.
• Botch: The group (up to five) feels the opposite and
will turn against you for a round.
• 1 Success: About 5 targets could go either way with
a little coaxing.
• 2 to 3 Successes: Up to 10 targets will rally to your
cause as long as it doesn't go against their ideals.
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• 4 to 5 Successes: Up to 25 people have no problem
rallying for you as long as they don't get too badly
hurt.
• 6 or More: Up to 50 people will drop what they're
doing, regardless of beliefs or danger to your cause.
NOTE: If used for nefarious purposes, a Morality
check must be made.
●●●●● Emotional Outburst
Description: Release a five-foot burst of energy
based on the most prominent emotion in the area.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Stamina + Brawl
vs 8. For each success, any adversaries will suffer a
point of damage related to the main emotion in the
area. Treat as any normal attack of that kind.
• Happiness: Laser-based
• Anger: Fire
• Excitement: Electrical
• Sadness: Cold
• Lust: Acidic
Path of the Ally
● Talk to the Touched
Description: Send a basic message to an ally or one
of the Touched. (Even someone else's.)
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Wits +
Awareness vs the target's Willpower (if willing, reduce
it by one.) Each success gives a clearer message while a
botch scrambles it.
●● Hear My Call
Description: Summon a nearby person, animal or
Mystic to help you.
System: Spend a Favor and roll Manipulation +
Leadership vs the gauntlet rating minus 1.
• Botch: Not only will the nearest person not help
you, but they'll do something to hinder you.
• 1 Success: Someone will help, but only through
minor, non-violent action.
• 2 to 3 Successes: The target will do more to help as
long as it isn't too dangerous or involves them kill-
ing anyone. (Though physical violence on their end
can be done.)
• 4 to 5 Successes: The target do what they can to
help (even murder) as long as it's not suicidal.
• 6 or More: Even a fate worse than death won't stop
them from protecting you.
NOTE: If used for nefarious purposes or if the user
is more than capable of defending or doing the task
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themselves, a Morality check must be made.
●●● Power of the People
Description: Draw power from Touched and allies.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Wits + Leader-
ship vs 8. Each success equals and extra die that you
can use on your next roll. A botch reduces one die
from your next roll. At least one Touched/ally is
needed.
●●●● Lend Miracle
Description: Let an ally use one of your Miracles for
a one-shot action.
System: Spend two Faith and touch the target. Just
substitute Favor for whatever fuels them (Willpower
for Mortals).
●●●●● Bless
Description: Grant a special blessing upon one of
your flock's Touched/allies. Example: Granting great
beauty to a Touched's unborn child or promise that
all attempts to hitchhike will bring no harm to the
target.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Wits + Aura vs 8.
• Botch: The ST gets to twist the blessing. Example:
The beauty will be inner beauty with the child being
ugly or the hitchhiker will be picked up by very an-
noying people or the driver is reckless (for example:
stops to work out a dangerous drug deal.)
• 1 Success: A minor improvement. Example: A beau-
ty blessing will insure that the child will have 3
points in appearance (though their personality
could go either way). While the hitchhiker will be
safe, but will only be driven part of the way.
• 2 to 4 Successes: Good improvement. Example: The
beauty blessing will boost the points to 4 and guar-
antee that child will at least be fairly nice. The
hitchhiker will be driven all the way to her destina-
tion.
• 5 to 6 Successes: Excellent improvement. The beau-
ty blessing will give the child an appearance score of
5 and a caring heart. Not only will the hitchhiker be
given a safe ride, but will gain a new friend in the
process.
• 7 or More: Legendary improvement. The beauty
blessing grants an appearance score of 6 (but can't
be expanded) and a strong inner beauty that cannot
be tarnished. The hitchhiker also gets free rides in
taxis, buses, trains, etc. as well. These trips will al-
ways been pleasant with friendship and support.
NOTE: The ST has the right to set limits to make
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sure it is within the realm of possibility.
Path of Command
● Persuasion
Description: Persuade a target into agreeing with
you.
System: Roll Charisma + Subterfuge vs the target's
Willpower (minus one you're pretty much preaching
to the choir.) More successes equals a better result
while a botch does the opposite.
NOTE: If used for nefarious purposes or for dan-
gerous ideals (like hatred towards a certain race) re-
quires a Morality check.
●● Suggestion
Description: Implant a subliminal message inside
the target.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Manipulation
+ Subterfuge. Each success will equal a better, more
subtle result while a botch makes it blatantly obvious.
NOTE: If used for nefarious purposes, a Morality
check must be made.
●●● Halt
Description: Stops a target in their tracks.
System: Though it absolutely cannot be used in bat-
tle, any other time is fine. Spend a Faith and roll Wits
+ Intimidation vs the target's Willpower. Each success
equals a round of activation as long as a violent action
is not performed against the target. A botch effects the
user for one round.
●●●● Exorcism
Description: Use your celestial glory to drive ghosts,
demons, etc. out of a victim's body.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Wits + Aura vs
the Willpower of the Ghost/Demon/etc. If the user
has more successes, than the possession ends. A botch
protects the possessed from the user for one week.
●●●●● Geas
Description: Command someone to go on a minor
quest for you.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Manipulation +
Leadership vs the target's Willpower (add one point
for Mystics).
• Botch: The user cannot use this Miracle again on
the target for a week.
• 1 Success: The target will reluctantly perform the
mission.
• 2 to 3 Successes: The target will do it as long as it's
not too dangerous.
• 4 to 5 Successes: The target is happy to do it as long
as it's not suicidal.
• 6 or More: Nothing will get in their way.
NOTE: If used for nefarious purposes, a Morality
check must be made.
Watcher Miracles
Path of Movement
● Location
Description: Same as the Oracle Miracle.
●● Unlock
Description: Opens and locks doors, boxes, etc.
System: Roll of Wits + Awareness vs 7 to unlock
mundane, non-complex locks. If it's mystical or more
complex, a Faith point must be made as well. A botch
just makes the lock worse.
●●● Other Side
Description: Walk through solid objects.
System: Spend a Faith point and just walk through
the object.
●●●● Summon Ride
Description: Summon a ride (taxi, bike, etc.) to
help you.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Wits +
Awareness vs 7. Each success equals a better result
(like a taxi where you don't have to pay) while a botch
will leave you something stupid like a Big Wheel.
●●●●● Ride the Current
Description: Travel through electric currents (ex-
ample: phone cords, electrical wiring).
System: Spend two Faith and roll Wits + Awareness
vs 8. Each success lets you go faster while a botch gives
the user a point of electrical damage.
Path of Illusion
● Face in the Crowd
Description: User can blend in with crowds.
System: Roll Wits + Stealth vs 7. Each success
equals five minutes of activation and a better result,
while a botch makes the user stick out like a sore
thumb.
●● You Can't See Me
Description: User is seen as invisible as long as no
aggressive action is performed.
System: Spend a Faith point a roll Wits + Stealth vs
7 as long as you don't make an aggressive action, it
works (up to one scene)
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●●● Aura of Silence
Description: Creates an invisible sphere of silence
around the user.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Dexterity +
Stealth vs 7. Each success equals five extra feet of si-
lence for one scene. A botch makes the user extra
noisy for one round.
●●●● Camouflage
Description: Allows the user/target(s) to blend in
perfectly with their surroundings.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Wits + Stealth vs
the area's gauntlet rating minus 1. It works like You
Can't See Me, but aggressive actions are allowed.
●●●●● Illusion
Description: The user can create silent illusions.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Wits + Awareness
vs 8. More success equals a round of activation and a
bigger and more realistic illusion. A botch makes it
look the opposite of what you wanted for a round.
Path of Information
● Enhanced Senses
Description: Same as the Infused Miracle.
●● Share Sight
Description: Allows another to see what you're see-
ing.
System: Spend a Faith point and touch the target.
As long as you have your hand on her, she can see
what you see.
●●● Scry
Description: With a reflective surface (crystal balls,
mirrors, puddles of water, etc.) the user can scry on a
selected target.
System: Spend a Faith point and roll Perception +
Awareness vs the gauntlet rating (minus one) of the
place you want to scry on. Each success gives you a
clearer picture and sound for one scene or until the
user cuts it off. A botch becomes a scrambled mess.
●●●● Block
Description: Temporarily prevents others from scry-
ing/spying on you or another.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Wits + Awareness
vs the Scryer’s Willpower. Each success equals ten
minutes of activation.
●●●●● Hive Mind
Description: Allows the user to access and scry into
the minds of up to five targets.
System: Spend two Faith and roll Perception + Sub-
terfuge vs the average Willpower of the targets
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(rounded down). Each success equals a longer, more
in depth scrying. If a target has any kind of anti-
mental protection (like Block), the user and the target
must roll against each other's Willpower scores.
Botch: The targets can see into your mind for one
round.
Relics
Being part Mortal, the Divine have a different way
of creating relics. It requires either sacrifice or asking
an Umbral spirit to enter the object.
AC/Heat Candle
Level: 1
Description: Instead of just producing light, these
candles (red for heat and blue for AC) can help heat
or cool down an area.
Creation: The Divine must make the candle herself,
soak the finished candle in a bucket of ice water (AC)
or lighter fluid (heat) for an hour and infuse it with
two points of Faith.
System: Once lit, the candle has the effect of an air
condition or fireplace. It has a 10 foot radius and will
burn out in 12 hours. This Relic is reusable.
Accessory of Competence
Level: 1
Description: What appears to be a normal part of
an instrument, (like a bow, reed, mouthpiece, guitar
pic, drum stick) allows the user can no longer botch a
performance roll when using it.
Creation: The Divine must buy a quality instrument
part and infuse it with 2 Faith.
System: No matter what the user rolls, she can nev-
er botch a performance roll when using it.
Note: There are other versions for dancers such
shoes or G-strings (for strippers).
Aegis Medallion
Level: 2
Description: While it doesn't turn anyone to stone
like that famous shield, the Aegis Medallion helps
protect against and delivers fear.
Creation: The Divine has to create a medallion and
get a fear spirit to bind it with.
System: As long as the Relic is on the user's neck,
they are immune to natural fear effects and receive
two extra dice when making intimidation rolls.
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Ammo Virus
Level: 1
Description: Not only will this Relic hurt, to makes
the victim ill.
Creation: Take a mundane projectile (bullets, BBs,
arrows, darts) and either bind it with 1 Favor and
shot-glass full of blood from a sick person\animal on-
to five of these projectiles (or one container of BB pel-
lets).
System: Once the target is hit with this Relic, they
must roll stamina vs. 7 or get stricken with a bad case
of the flu. This Relic does not work on Mystics who
are normally immune to mundane diseases.
NOTE: You cannot make any more until you use
the five you've already created.
Blasting Conch
Level: 2
Description: Allows the Divine to use the Shout
Miracle by blowing into it even if they don't have ac-
cess to it.
Creation: The Celestial must convince a wind spirit
to enter an unbroken conch shell that the Celestial
has to paint a picture on it in honor of the spirit and
infuse it with 3 Faith.
System: When used, treat it as if the blower used
the Shout Miracle.
NOTE: The conch has a 25% chance of shattering
each time it's used. If broken, the spirit is freed and
the conch can't be used again.
Bottomless Pocket
Level: 1
Description: Not unlike a Bag of Holding in Dun-
geons & Dragons, the Bottomless Pocket has an infi-
nite amount of space (up to 20 lbs.) for you to store
stuff as long as they can normally fit into a 5"x5"x3"
inch pocket.
Creation: The Divine must create the pocket and
sew it on to a piece of clothing by themselves and in-
fuse it with two Faith.
System: When trying to get a desired item out, the
player must roll Perception + Intuition vs 5. Only one
success is needed, but if the player botches, they will
not be able to get the item out until they emptied out
everything else in their pocket.
NOTE: If the total weight of objects exceeds a 20
lbs., the bottom will tear open and all the contents
will spill out.
Celestial Bow
Level: 3
Description: It is said that these bows were used by
the original Angels and their Mortal servants to take
down their fallen counterparts. Most of the original
Relics have been destroyed in the War of Wrath, but
they can still be created.
Creation: The Divine must either craft a bow or buy
one that costs at least $30. A pint of Divine blood (the
Divine must have a Morality rating of 7 or higher)
must be poured over the Talent and be infused with 4
points of Faith.
System: When used against a Demon, Thrall or In-
fernalist, the arrows fired from the Relic will never
miss their target as if the Divine used the Magic Bullet
Miracle. If used on anyone else, it functions as an or-
dinary bow.
Cloak of Feathers
Level: 3
Description: While the style of this Relic varies,
each cloak has fifty feathers sewn into or glued on to
it.
Creation: A cloak must have at least 50 feathers
(down counts) sewn in or glued to it. The Divine
needs to convince a bird spirit to be bound to it.
What kind of bird is bound will determine what kind
the owner can turn into.
System: The owner is allowed to use the Miracle,
Featherweight. Once a day, the owner can turn into a
bird and back up to an hour by spending a Faith
point. (This can be switched back at will.)
Note: If the user is killed in bird form, she returns
to their original form and the Relic is destroyed.
Endless Flask
Level: 1
Description: While it appears to be a run-of-the-mill
water-skin, this Relic never wears out or runs out of
water.
Creation: The Divine must make the water-skin
themselves (help is allowed, but at least 80% of the
job must be done alone), soak it in water for 5 hours
and infuse it with two Faith.
System: No matter what, the flask never runs out of
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water.
Fullstride Boots
Level: 2
Description: What appear to be a simple pair of
boots (that will automatically fit almost any foot), con-
tains a special ability.
Creation: The Divine must either craft the boots
herself or purchase a pair of new boots that cost at
least $25. The boots must be left outside in severe
weather (such as a thunderstorm) with the crafter for
an hour and infused with 3 points of Faith.
System: This Relic allows the user to walk on any
kind of natural terrain (snow, rocks, etc.) without any
trouble.
Ghost Ward
Level: 3
Description: Incense that can truly ward off almost
any kind of spirits.
Creation: The Divine must create the incense and
have a protection spirit bound to it.
System: Any spirit (including the possessed) at-
tempting to enter the room must roll their Willpower
vs 7 or be unable to enter the room. (A botch forces
her to flee.) The incense lasts for five hours and can
be reused.
Low-Lighters
Level: 2
Description: Now your character can have the
chance to have low-light vision.
Creation: Take an ordinary pair of glasses or con-
tacts, infuse them with 3 Favors and leave them in a
light-less room for 24 hours. If any light enters during
the creation period, the entire process must be repeat-
ed.
System: As long as the Relic is on, the wearer now
has low-light vision.
Mana
Level: 1
Description: These one-inch bread balls may not
look like much, but they are preeminently fresh and
nourishing. The taste is rather plain, though.
Creation: The Divine must make the bread balls
herself and infuse 1 Faith into the dough before bak-
ing.
System: Just eating two of them will fill the eater up
as if they had a full course meal and the eater won't
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feel hungry for the rest of the day.
Moses' Staff
Level: 2
Description: Once used to show the supreme power
of God, this simple wooden walking staff can be cre-
ated to aid it's user.
Creation: The Divine must find or create a wooden
staff and bind a snake spirit to it. The snake will be
the same as the spirit.
System: Spend a favor and drop the staff to turn it
into a serpent that is loyal to its owner and will defend
her to the death. The snake will revert back into a
staff after an hour unless the owner calls it back. If the
snake is killed, the creator must wait a week before
she can reactivate the staff (see creation).
Nemian
Level: 5
Description: Inspired by the famous cloak of Hercu-
les, the Nemian can help protect its user.
Creation: The Divine can craft this talent into a
jacket or a cloak that must be made from real
furs/skins. You can have some else make it, but you
must have some hand in making such as hunting the
animals yourself or help-out the craftsman in some
way. Once it's done, you bind a spirit of defense (like
a turtle or rock).
System: As long as you have the Relic on, you have
an extra health level and mundane bladed weapons
will not hurt the wearer.
Sanctification Coin
Level: 3
Description: Death can be very cruel, but to see a
loved one used in some sick ritual is heart-breaking.
That is why the Sanctification Coin is such a valuable
Relic.
Creation: Either mint your own coin or buy one
costing at least $10. A Mortal holy man (nun, Bud-
dhist monk, Rabi, Wiccan coven leader, etc.) must
willingly place three drops of blood on the coin while
the Divine infuses it with 4 Faith.
System: By placing this reusable Relic into the
mouth of a corpse, all attempts to use the corpse in
necromantic rituals/abilities automatically fail (includ-
ing Divine Miracles). If the Relic is removed, the
corpse is up for grabs and can never be protected by
the coin ever again.
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NOTE: The Relic does not prevent the corpse's
spirit from becoming a Wraith or coming to any phys-
ical harm.
Skeleton Key
Level: 2
Description: Will open any mundane lock with a
keyhole.
Creation: The Celestial must melt three keys and
pour it over a fourth key then infuse it with 3 Faith.
System: Just stick the key into a mundane lock
where the key will alter itself to fit, and unlock the
keyhole.
Ultimate Jacket
Level: 3
Description: A true gift from God, this Relic can
keep the wearer safe from the elements.
Creation: It must either be created by Divine herself
or she can opt to buy a jacket worth at least $35 and
then get a weather related spirit to bind with it.
System: The wearer feel like they're at room tem-
perature no matter how hot or cold the weather is.
This protects against things like heatstroke, frostbite,
etc.
Windblast Fan
Level: 4
Description: A seemingly ordinary fan that grants
the user access to the Miracle, Wind Blast, regardless
of their Divinity.
Creation: The Divine must craft the fan and bind a
wind spirit to it.
System: The user must wave the fan at the desired
target otherwise treat it as if you have the Windblast
Miracle.
Items of Faith
These are special Relics. Thus they are something
that the ST must not give away to the players at the
start without a good reason.
Armor of Judgement
Description: This golden breastplate weighs 20 lbs.
and held together with gold rings tied with blue rib-
bons. On the chest are seven various gems, each two
inches. The Relic can be worn under a jacket or a
loose, baggy top.
System: The Relic works just like a regular breast-
plate, but with a twist. Each time someone attacks the
wearer, a gem shatters and the attacker receives a
point of damage in return (it can be soaked). The gem
can only be replaced by one of the same size and three
Faith are used to activate it.
Crown of Thorns
Description: The very crown that Jesus was forced
to wear is a set of dried, thorny vines are weaved into
a circular "crown".
System: This Relic grants the wearer the Miracles
Angelic Touch. Non-Angels are allowed to use them,
but have to use whatever fuels their abilities (blood,
gnosis, etc.) while Mortals use willpower.
NOTE: Infernalists, Demons, Mortals with a Hu-
manity score of 4 or lower or Mystics with a sin rating
of 5 or higher try to access the crown's powers, the
thorns will start to burrow into her head (a half inch);
causing a point of aggravated damage until it is re-
moved or the wearer dies. To remove it, the wearer
must roll Strength vs 7 and score two successes (they
will suffer point of soakable damage from the thorns).
A Divine can remove the Relic for them with no ef-
fort.
Eden's Gate
Description: The very sword used to guard the
Garden of Eden, Eden's Gate resembles a scimitar
that is surprisingly light (5 lbs.) with a three foot
blade. To make it easy for travel, the blade will retract
and extend at will. Containing a mixture of gold, sil-
ver and cold iron, it is a danger to many Mystics as
well.
System: This Relic allows the user to access the
Flaming Sword Miracle and by spending two Faith,
she can access a portal to the Umbral realm of Eden.
Given the blade's mixture of gold, silver and cold iron,
it causes aggravated damage to Werecreatures and Fae.
Fruit From the Tree of
Knowledge
Description: In the Umbral realm of the Garden of
Eden, the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil
still stands with its fruit tempting all who gaze upon it.
Contrary to popular belief, the fruit resembles more
of a baby-boo pumpkin than an apple. Its soft yet firm
purple skin feels like a peach and makes a nice crunch
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sound (not unlike an apple) when bitten into. The
insides are a cross between a kiwi's and a tomato's
with a sweet, fragrant smell and a taste that can't be
beat.
System: Unless one gets permission from God or
one of his high-ranking Angels, anyone who attempts
to eat the fruit will discover that the seeds and pulp
become acidic as soon as it goes down her throat. The
acid deals two points of aggravated damage.
Those that get permission, will permanently gain
three dots in intelligence, perception and wits (even if
it goes over five) after eating the entire fruit (swallow-
ing it whole counts). The benefit only works once and
if she eats from the tree again, it will be no different
than eating any other kind of fruit.
Note: Under no circumstances can a player begin
with this Relic, it must be earned. To punish the
wicked, the tree is able to charm anyone with a sin
rating of five or higher in a fifty mile radius to eat
from it. The target can attempt a willpower save vs 8
to resist with only one success needed. If they are fa-
miliar with the legend of the Tree of the Knowledge
of Good and Evil, they only have to roll against a 7.
Fruit From the Tree of Life
Description: Unlike its counterpart, the Tree of
Life’s fruit hangs humble on its branches. With its
dull gray color and simple, round shape, it is easy to
ignore among the beauty of Eden. Its texture and skin
is a lot like an apple without the seeds and has a bit-
tersweet taste that easily dissolves in the eater’s mouth
like cotton candy.
System: Just like the fruit from the Tree of the
Knowledge of Good and Evil, one must gain permis-
sion from God or one of his high-ranking Angels be-
fore eating it (swallowing it whole counts). Otherwise,
the fruit causes aggravated damage just like its coun-
terpart.
If permission has been granted, the eater will stop
aging or in the case of an elderly person, she will re-
gain their youth and stay (physically) the age of 25. In
the case of Chari, they no longer have to spend a
point of Favor every 42 hours to keep their bodies
fueled. In the case of Vampires (both eastern and
western), it will turn her back into a human again.
(Even the Antediluvians.)
NOTE: Under no circumstances can a player begin
with this Relic, it must be earned. To protect itself,
the tree can fool those with a sin rating of five or high
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into ignoring it. A Perception + Awareness roll vs. 8
must be made for them to notice it. If they are famil-
iar with the legend of the Tree of Life, they only have
to roll against a 7.
Hjidskjalf
Description: Said to be the throne of the Norse
god, Odin, it is in the style of the throne fit for a Me-
dieval Norse king.
System: As long as the user stays seated on
Hjidskjalf, they are unable to botch a Leadership roll.
Any of the Seer and Shepherd Miracles gets two extra
dice.
King Solomon's Box
Description: This ornate Talent is the size of a
shoebox made of solid gold and decorated with bits of
silver, jewels and intricate carvings.
System: This mysterious box is claimed to contain
different things depending on who you ask. The pos-
sibilities could be…
• Lucifer's Soul
• An ancient, god-like creature that cannot be killed
and only contained.
• King Solomon's knowledge and wisdom that will
transfer into the person/people who opens it.
• Half a baby
• A strange fruit with two bites in it.
Lucifer's Halo
Description: When Lucifer turned his back on
Heaven, he left his halo behind. This basketball hoop-
sized halo once sparkled and glowed, but is now rusty
and dull. Nonetheless, in the hands of either a Divine
or Demon, it returns to its former glory.
System: As long as the user is wearing (in any way)
or holding it so others can see, Demons and those
loyal to them must roll Willpower vs 7 to attack her.
(Demons of the Luciferian faction have to do it
against 8.) If she botches the roll, she will bow down
to the user, call her master and be under their control
for the rest of the scene (as long as the target isn't told
to do anything suicidal.) Things that are normally
against the target’s interests (like killing an ally) forces
her to roll her willpower vs the owner's. If a Light-
Bringer or Namaru (Demon) is using it, she now has
access to the Emotional Outburst Miracle. If she al-
ready has it, the difficulty is reduced by one.
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Osiris' Crown and Flail
Description: These talents resemble an ancient
Egyptian royal crow and flail in perfect condition that
never gets dirty or wears down.
System: The crown grants a permanent Pierce the
Veil upon the user and any social rolls with Mummies
(even Bane Mummies), Followers of Set, Child of Osi-
ris and Silent Striders are reduced by one. The Flail
does aggravated damage vs the target's sin rating.
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HOLY WAR
Antagonists
Demons
Since the Fall of Man, the relationship between
Heaven and Hell has always been a long, tragic and
complex one. Their exile from Heaven, the pain of
their failed dream of the Tower of Babel and their
half-breed children, the disappearance of Lucifer and
being sent to Hell, but the appearance of the Divine is
the biggest slap in the face of all. To many of them,
God has now begun to play dirty by rubbing their
failures into their faces. How dare it uses the descend-
ants of their failed offspring against them and arro-
gantly displays how many of the Angels' children
turned out better. Or how The Host took Lucifer's
title, Light-Bringer, and freely gave it to its followers.
And Charon? That butt-kisser who turned their chil-
dren into his personal mind-wiped servants and can't
create anything that doesn't bow down to him (Cha-
ri)? If he thinks this will earn him enough suck-up
points to become the New God, then screw him as
well. As for the Infused, one could argue they're just
accidental pawns in God's war against them, so they
earn the least disdain.
Thanks to the Sixth Great Maelstrom in the Un-
derworld, the Demons are freed, but forced to possess
the bodies of the recently dead to survive. But that
doesn't matter since they will fight back to keep their
lot in life.
• Cryptics: Despite God's little stunt, these scholars
are still curious of what role the Divine and their
talk of The New God plays into all of this. For now
they will "tolerate" their existence to see what they
can learn.
• Faustians: With God's new allies, this is definite
proof how much of a dick God really is and how
much harder they have to work. Humanity must be
taught its full potential even if they're only using
them as tools against Heaven. It's all for the greater
good to destroy the biggest adversary of all.
• Luciferians: Sure this was a dick move on God's
part, but the joke's on it. Lucifer will arise as The
New God and they will savor the look on his face
when the Fallen Angel he knocked from Heaven
takes his place. Now all they got to do is find their
leader...
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• Raveners: The world deserves a mercy-kill and these

jerks are in the way. Time to make some more
corpses.
• Reconcilers: They made a mistake and wish to make
things right with God and the world itself. Just
maybe the Divine are the key.
To the Divine, they have all wondered what to do
with these broken creatures. Granted the Reconcilers
seems honest enough and the Cryptics will at best not
try to destroy you, it's the others they worry about.
There are Nephilim that will sympathize with some of
Lucifer's ideas and more open-minded members of the
other Divinities that feel pity for them. As well as
times when both will have to reluctantly team-up to
protect themselves from creatures that would love to
see them both dead. Overall, the Divine are the De-
mons rivals, occasional reluctant allies and healers all
in one.
The First Born
God and the Demons didn’t destroy all of the orig-
inal Nephilim. By hiding into the deepest parts of the
Umbra, the First Born have been plotting their return
for millenniums. Now that the great apocalypse went
with a whimper and all the other Mystics too busy be- "Thou art no child of mine."
ing at each other's throats, it is a perfect time to the It is always a tragedy when a good soul falls. As
First Born to set their plans into action. Thankfully mentioned before, when a Celestial's Morality falls to
the remaining First Born can be counted on two four they become one of The Lost. Sadly, most have
hands, but it doesn't make them any less dangerous already began to embrace their fallen natures and go
given their long life spans (rivaling that of the oldest on despite the persecution they will now face. It is
Vampires) and vast powers. possible for The Lost to redeem themselves but it will
• Aasama: "Your holy blood will look so nice splat- take a very skilled person to do this without falling
tered against the altars man will build in our glory." into the same abyss they are now looking down at.
Despar: A true epitome of evil, the Despar are irre-
• Charon: "Look at yourselves. You're nothing but
deemable souls. If a Celestial's morality is at 1, all they
trained dogs at the beck and call of some idiot with
have to do is commit a true act of great evil (up to the
a god-complex."
ST) that will transform them into a Demos and they
• Infused: "They may be nothing more than wanna-be
are no longer become playable. They get the bonuses
Angels, but we've worked too hard to just brush
of an Angelos gets except that they no longer have a
them off. Who knows, maybe they could be of some
connection and stay on earth/umbra for the rest of
use to us."
their existence.
• Nephilim: "How dare they use our descendants
against us! We will make them see the light and join
our side even if it kills them."
Allies
• Demons: "Don't worry Mommy Dearest, we'll get
our revenge for our brothers and sisters real soon."
Ordo of Angelus
Created in 1645 AD by Armando Flores, the Ordo
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tion with the divine. Originally a scribe for the King
of Spain, Armando saw the stupidity and self-
destructiveness of those that would follow Demons
and would risk their immortal souls for a future of
pain and suffering. After all, not all Demon-
worshipers would be granted cushy jobs in Hell. So
with the King's support, Armando contacted the most
educated and devout scholars, holy men, mediums
and sages to help him in his work.
For the next 300 years, the Ordo of Angelus has
functioned as a secret society of moderate power. In
1945, they got their most prominent message from
one of God's most powerful Angels. In return for
more knowledge and the chance for some of their
members to mate with Angels to create their own Aa-
sama, they will aid these new warriors (regardless of
their Divinity) any way they can.
Leader: Grand Saint Jose Flores. The position of
Grand Saint is hereditary and bestowed by a council
of elders and the current one (if (s)he is still alive.)
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Influence: Given their ties to the Spanish royal fam-
ily, the Ordo of Angelus' biggest influence is in Spain
and any of parts of the former Spanish Empire.
Alliances: The Ordo of Angelus are on decent terms
with groups like the Inquisition, the Arcanum and the
Society of Leopold given some of their common inter-
ests. There has also been a very uneasy "truce" with the
Vampires known as the Lasombra (who also have
their own ties with Spain and the Catholic Church.)
The Angel-Watchers Society: This is an internet
sub-group created in the late 90's to find Mortal sup-
port for The Ordo Angelus' goals by reporting angel
sightings, fandom, studies and possible new recruits.
Members can range from ammeter occultists and art-
ists to silly, harmless late-middle-aged women who just
happen to like angels.
The Touched
What Acolytes are to Mages, Bystanders to Hunters
or Kinfolk to Garou, The Touched have their own
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special connection to the heavens. Some follow
around the Divine of their choice around like a help-
ful puppy, others help from a distance and some just
can't help, but to get dragged in. Regardless, the
Touched's life will never be the same now that the
blinders have been torn off.
Creation: One way is for a Mortal to witness an An-
gel's Revelation, where she will see the Angel's Apoca-
lyptical form and hear the message that she receives.
Many Touched have claimed to have heard a voice
telling them that must also aid the Angel in her quest.
The other is through a ritual (The Rite of Touched)
where the Angel and Mortal must sincerely vow to aid
and care for each other on sacred ground (churches,
grave yards, etc.) while the later spends three Faith
points. (This method can only be used once every sea-
son.)
Abilities:
• From now on, all Touched see Angels and Demons
in their Apocalyptical forms no matter how well the
Angel/Demon tries to hide it. (Though the
Touched can repress it for one scene with a Will-
power roll vs 7.)
• Three times per game, a Touched can ask for an
extra die (and only one) when making a roll to help
out an Angel or go against a Demon.
• Can enter and leave the Umbra by holding on to an
Angel as she enters/leaves.
The Voyeur
”Someday you’ll thank me for all this scary love.”-Homer Simpson,
The Simpsons
It is the self-proclaimed protector of all the Divine.
Not even the Seers have any clue as to who this enig-
matic guardian is except that it communicates
through untraceable letters, e-mails and phone calls.
(Some even claim that the Voyeur has even left expen-
sive presents in their homes.) No matter what form of
communication it takes, its presence is easily felt.
As loving and devoted (in an obsessive kind of way)
as the Voyeur is to his beloved, woe is to the person
who would even think of hurting them or the Divine
who is on the verge of becoming one of The Lost. For
there have been a number of lawmen who have come
across the tortured and mutilated bodies of its victims.
Its obsession with the Divine is infinite and it will use
any resource it can get its hands on to protect them.
Some say it's an ancient Earthbound looking for re-
demption or even a mere Mortal with way too money
and time on his/her hands. The only clues are from
one of the Voyeur’s minions (who immediately killed
herself with a cyanide tablet shortly after her capture)
and a suitcase full of photos. Overall, The Voyeur is a
double-edged sword that one is better off having as a
friend than an enemy.
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For years we had thought God had up and left this world, leaving us to pick up the
pieces and face an apocalypse. To hell with him, we should usher in a new world and
send it and the faith it would take to create it crashing down on his head.
But we were wrong, the apocalypse went with a whimper and his angels have left us a
little parting gift.
This book includes:
• Rules on how to play the Demons’ newest rivals, the half-breed children of the
angels.
• New powers, rules, and tips to play with the tense and tragic relationship
between Heaven and Hell