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Chapter 1: Setting
Info and New Rules
Kamigakari Setting Info - Race
Inheritors
The parts of humanity that carry divine blood, and are born with unusual
abilities. Those who have the power of gods, demons, spirits, youkai, and
dragons - these people are called “Inheritors”. They are those whose ancestors
have deified and worshipped the gods since ancient times. Those ancestors
once offered up human sacrifice for the good of the clan, and for their lands. On
occasion, one of those humans would grow close with a god, and those clans
that are bestowed with those unusual abilities are the ancestors of the
Inheritors.
The unusual abilities they control are what are generally known as
supernatural powers, which are innate talents- in other words, the density of
inherited blood, and traits- that cannot be acquired. Moreover, their unusual
abilities are so far not reproducible by practitioners of science and magic alike.
However, as these powers are still used with spirit energy, Inheritors can create
and obtain items such as Artificial Regalia that bolsters their abilities, and these
same abilities can also be affected or resisted through magic and martial arts.
Most Inheritor clans possess a leyline, and the masters of those leylines
are often successful people in society. Inheritors such as these naturally end up
as influential members of their community, and often depend on the Innocents
around them. Conversely, there are no small number of clans who have utilized
their positions to seize authority and control the people from the shadows.
Most leylines under the control of an Inheritor are the legacy of that clan’s
ancestor god, and as they are the cornerstone of the clan’s prosperity, their
whereabouts are a tightly-kept secret. Those clans which possess a leyline are
always in search of “power”- in other words, strong Godhunters. This is because
they must constantly protect their ancestral leyline from other clans and
Awakened.
In most cases, Inheritors marry other Inheritors. The reason being they
don’t wish to cause the deterioration of their bloodline, and thus their unusual
abilities.
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(More Lore: The Unclean): The [Races] of the world in Kamigakari are
able to interbreed. When this happens, the child produced is born as either
the mother or the father’s [Race]. For example, were a [Scion] to have children
with a [Darkstalker], the child would be either a [Scion] or [Darkstalker].
However, very rarely, a child will be born inheriting the characteristics and
physical traits of both parents. The Society especially refers to these children as
the Unclean. Unclean, by virtue of birth alone, possess overwhelming power
and talent. Because of this, many Unclean are feared as profane, and often end
up imprisoned or given over into the custody of a branch family. However,
recently, such events are starting to pile up, and frequently develop into
supernatural incidents.
In Japan, most Inheritors are affiliated with the Society, more properly
known as the Demon Hunter’s Society. The main reason the Society recruits
inheritors is to protect the world by unifying a variety of supernatural
bloodlines. Additionally, they provide a means to easily find a spouse in
order to keep bloodlines from weakening. They do not discriminate, because
the power they inherit is vital for defeating Aramitama and protecting the clan’s
ley line. Therefore, even now there are many cases of pre-arranged
engagements amongst Inheritors. However, among the more modern-minded
Inheritors, there are some who rebel against this.
Heroic Spirit
In life, they were great leaders who guided their people. Warlords who
lead their country to victory time and time again. Warriors who defeated
monsters and were enshrined in legend. Noble souls of heroes who have
achieved every kind of epic feat imaginable- those are what are known as
“Heroic Spirits.”
Heroic Spirits are half spirit and half god, they who had their epic feats
carved into the memories of others. These memories, passed down through the
ages, are what eventually deifies them. Those feelings of respect and
admiration came to dwell within a Shard, and so, the Heroic Spirit was created.
As they are born from the merging of a Shard and the will of people, the
so-called strength and memories of the world make up a part of their being,
which means they can be considered “Guardians of the World.”
(More Info: Revenants): Arthur Pendragon. Napoleon Bonaparte.
Ryuubi Gentoku. Tokugawa Ieyasu, and more... all are Heroic Spirits that have
become eternal existences, the legends of their great deeds being handed
down through the ages, from person to person. However, among these Heroic
Spirits, there are those who have become embodiments of fear and madness.
Their legends have been twisted, their deeds have been exaggerated, and
these embellishments are passed down in history as if true. These individuals
are instead known as Revenants.
After Purgatory Night sixteen years ago, many Aramitama began to ap-
pear in Japan. Of course, this meant there was a higher risk that an Avatar of
Ruin would be born- that is, a risk the world would be destroyed. In order to
protect those who had faith in them or the world they once called home, Heroic
Spirits have begun to appear as well. They manifest in response to summons, or
to the outcry of those who need them.
Because Heroic Spirits are “the strength and memories of the world” itself,
when they manifest, they already possess a variety of common knowledge and
information. And, as their primary motivation is to protect the world, on that
point they are already in agreement with modern Godhunters. Because of that,
many Heroic Spirits resolve to end all Aramitama using the Promise of
Ascension. However, due to past personal experiences, there are many Heroic
Spirits who hold their own individual desires and wishes in their hearts.
Though they should have been spoken of as goddesses, the legend of the
three Gorgon sisters speaks of them as monsters with cursed eyes that turned
all they beheld into stone. Marshal Gilles de Rais was a hero who saved a nation,
but then had his eccentricities overstated. These are but a few examples of
Heroic Spirits that could be called Revenants.
(More Info: Age & God Name): Divine Souls and Heroic Spirits are
existences that have transcended the concept of age. Rather than make PCs
with those races work to determine the exact age of their PC, they may instead
write a dash. Also, there are those who only give their “God Names” to those
they trust, in order to hide their abilities, and are called after their position or
an alias, such as “Knight” or “Count” for a Heroic Spirit, or “Wandering God” or
“Master” for Divine Souls.
Kamigakari Setting Info - Sanctums
A spiritual realm called a sanctuary, “a land far, far away”, or the realm of
the dead. A supernatural labyrinth created when the Mononoke that controls a
leyline- the Nushi- combines «Spirit Barrier» with «Sanctify». That is a
[Sanctum], a dimensional space. Within a Sanctum, the normal laws of reality
are meaningless. In order to destroy a Sanctum, the Nushi that used «Sanctify»
must be defeated. Sanctums are found in a variety of places. They aren’t limited
to just land and physical locations, but can appear in a variety of places, such
as within mirrors, at the bottom of lakes, in television programs and movies, or
even within the dreams of a particular creature. The structure, appearance, and
size of the interior of a Sanctum is as the Nushi desires. For example, the
Sanctum created by a Nushi who reminisces over an old shrine will be a
beautiful, Labyrinthine shrine made up of torii gates that go on endlessly. Or a
water god Nushi will have their Sanctum “appear as if it was a massive...”
aquatic palace built over a vast lake.
There are many kinds of Sanctums, all with incredible sights, but all of
them have two commonalities. The first is that cracks of light reminiscent of
lightning can be seen in the sky. This can be seen even in the «Spirit Barriers» of
other Awakened. The second, is that it is always night inside of a Sanctum. This
is thought to be to protect Mononoke, who have no resistance against the light
of day, from the rays of the sun. Because of that, Sanctums are called Eternal
Nights, or Everdarks.
(More Info: Cursed Soul): The Mononoke fear becoming Cursed Souls. A
Cursed Soul is a condition unique to Mononoke, where madness arises within
a soul and they lose their sense of self, becoming savage. Mononoke who have
become Cursed Souls completely lose all judgment and reason, and all that
move- even their own family- are devoured, and Innocents have their souls
stolen.
There are three ways for a Mononoke to become a Cursed Soul. One is
by being bathed in strong sunlight. Another is by being wounded by another
Cursed Soul, and their influence infecting their soul. (This depends on the
circumstances.) Finally, the power of an Aramitama may directly make a soul
frenzied. It should be noted that with a glance, there’s no mistaking an
Aramitama or other Mononoke for a Mononoke that has become a Cursed
Soul.
The only way to save one who has become a Cursed Soul is to defeat
them. Although a defeated Mononoke will disappear, if the Nushi that created
the Sanctum is safe, then through us of its divine power, it is possible to
reincarnate the Cursed Soul to a previous condition. If for some reason a
Cursed Soul occurs within a Sanctum, the Nushi, aware of the risk, will slip out
of the Sanctum, and beg for assistance from other tochigami and Godhunters
they are acquainted with. When this happens, they will present an assortment
of [Materials] called Treasures as a reward for helping them.
(More Info: Treasure): When one receives a request from a Nushi or Divine
Soul, a reward will be prepared for them as well. Most of this reward comes in
the form of works of art, crafted items, precious metals, and sacramental jewels
that hold spirit energy. These items are basically [Materials] that have no
particular effect, but because they come in those forms, Godhunters have
taken to calling them “Treasure.” Because completing a request guarantees a
certain amount of treasure, it’s a more reliable method of obtaining [Materials]
than defeating Mononoke. At times, a request that promises treasure is as prof-
itable as Aramitama suppression.
(More Info: God Eating): On occasion, a friendly Nushi who seeks to coexist
with humans will become an ally of mankind. When this happens, the
hunting of those Nushi, their families, or those under their protection, as well
as the stealing of their leylines, Fool’s Gold, or [Materials], becomes prohibited
under the laws of the Godhunters. However, there are also those heartless few
who will hunt down friendly Nushi and Divine Souls, placing certain
circumstances, requests, or even their own preferences above the law.
Godhunters who do this are known as “God Eaters,” and are universally
abhorred and treated as criminals.
(Column: Bound Steeds & Bound Primals): An Awakened that has signed a
“contract” with a [Contractor] and is set to work by them is called a
[Bound Steed] or [Bound Primal]. A “contract” is a secret technique that causes
a [Contractor]’s personal «Spirit Barrier» to change into a unique [Sanctum],
and becomes the habitat for their [Bound Steed] or [Bound Primal].
Sanctum Sheet
Area
Entrance Area
This [Area] is the entrance to the [Sanctum]. Once the PCs move into the
[Entrance Area], the entrance disappears, and until [Sanctum Purge] ends, no
PC may declare that they [Withdraw] or are [Backstage].
Search Area
This type of [Area] represents each region of the [Sanctum]. By searching
this [Area], the PCs progress towards the [Final Area].
Exit Area
This [Area] serves as the [Sanctum]’s exit. The PCs are able to leave for the
outside of the [Sanctum] from this [Area].
Passage
Limit
The passage of time within a [Sanctum], and the time limit until a
[Sanctum Crisis] occurs, is generally referred to as the [Limit]. 1 [Limit] has no
strict definition of time. If it becomes necessary to know how much time has
passed, use a rate of 1 Limit being equal to 10 minutes (or 60 rounds). Once a
[Time Action] as written below is taken while in a [Sanctum], the [Limit] is raised
by the amount specified. For example, if [Change Areas (1d6)] [Combat (1d6)]
and [Long Rest (2d6)] all happen within an [Area], then once the PCs move to
the next [Area], the [Scene Player] rolls 4d6, and increases the [Limit] by the
amount rolled. Actions other than [Time Actions] do not raise the [Limit].
Avoid 1d6
Long Rest 2d6
Change Area 1d6
Reattempt Check 1d6
Combat 1d6
Destroy or Mend Distortion 1d6
GM/Episode Specified Specified #
Sanctum Crisis
A [Sanctum] is a space that possesses will, and that will is carried out by
spirit energy. Should someone other than the Sanctum’s master, their
subordinates, or family be detected, then the Sanctum itself will
immediately seek to repel the invaders. In order to repel those invaders,
[Sanctums] will cause great disasters known as a [Sanctum Crisis]. Rules for
[Sanctum Crisis] are as follows.
[Sanctum Crisis] occurs at the point where the [Limit] value equals or
exceeds the maximum designated during [3: Determine [Limit]].
When [Sanctum Crisis] has occurred, each time [8: Progress [Limit]] is
reached, the [Scene Player] rolls d66 referencing the [Sanctum Crisis Table], and
then applies the effect matching the result to all PCs.
The occurence of [Sanctum Crisis], from now on, continues until the end
of [Sanctum Purge] is declared (apply one [Sanctum Crisis Table] event each
time [8: Advance [Limit]] is reached.)
[Sanctum Crisis] may affect even [G], [Materials], and [Items] that have
been stored within a «Spirit Barrier».
Sanctum Events
Combat, obstacles, and situations that occur within each [Area] are all
called [Sanctum Events]. For the details of the [Sanctum Event], follow the in-
structions of the GM or the scenario.
Sanctum Crisis Table (d66)
Space and time twist in the current area. All PCs immediately return to the
11 ~ 12 Space-Time Twist [Entrance Area].
Suddenly, a [Mononoke] that has become a Cursed Soul appears. The GM
chooses any one [Mononoke] with a LV +3 over the PC Average Level, and
13 ~ 14 Strong Enemy place them in any [Search Area]. [Combat] occurs here, and cannot be [Avoid-
ed].
Innumerable hands formed from miasma attempt to grab the PCs. All PCs take
the following: [Effect Class: Magical Attack / Range: Combat Zone / Target:
15 ~ 16 Hands of Shadow Combat Zone / Result: 20 + PC Average Level / Magical Damage: 20 x PC Aver-
age Level / Resist [Halves]).
Terrifying eyes appear all around the PCs. All PCs take [Shift: Darkness, Pain]
21 ~ 22 Countless Eyes until a [Long Rest].
Suddenly, the very space of the Sanctum collapses. All PCs take the following:
23 ~ 24 Spatial Collapse [Effect Class: Physical Attack / Range: Combat Zone / Target: Combat Zone /
Result: 30 + PC Average Level / Physical Damage: 30 x PC Average Level].
An eerie fog envelopes and corrodes armor. All PCs lose one [Item: Protector]
25 ~ 26 Armor Corrosion that they have [Stored or Equipped] of their choice.
Eerie light spills from the surroundings, causing the loss of all stored [Materi-
31 ~ 32 Material Loss als]. All PCs lose all stored [Materials].
Suddenly, [Mononoke] that have become Cursed Souls appear and attack the
35 ~ 36 Mononoke Assault PCs. The GM chooses any two [Mononoke] with a LV +2 over the PC Average
Level, and has them appear before the PCs, immediately starting [Combat].
Whenever the PCs attempt to rest, tentacles or poisonous insects appear and
41 ~ 42 Rest Hindrance harass them. From now on, the PCs may not make a [Long Rest] until the end
of [Sanctum Purge] is declared.
Space warps as spirit energy surges wildly, causing [Spirit] to go crazy. All PCs
43 ~ 44 Leyline Destruction immediately reroll [Spirit].
Part of the PCs’ bodies goes ashen, and they’re unable to move it. All PCs
45 ~ 46 Localized Time Stop select one from [Timing: Prep, Defense, Unique] and from then on, are unable
to spend that [Timing].
Spirit energy suddenly becomes disordered, making the circulation of [Spir-
51 ~ 52 Leyline Irregularity it] sickening. All PCs, from now on, are unable to [Influence] until the end of
[Sanctum Purge] is declared.
The surrounding air transforms, making those that breathe it sick. All PCs,
from now on, are unable to use the Talent they have acquired with the most
53 ~ 54 Technique Seal [Cost] to use, until the end of [Sanctum Purge] is declared. If a PC only has
[Cost: None], then the GM may freely decide which one.
The surroundings are enveloped in blue light, and mysteriously the PCs lose
55 ~ 56 Accessory Loss their accessories. All PCs lose all of their [Stored, Equipped] [Item: Accesso-
ries].
The surroundings are enveloped in blue light, and mysteriously the PCs lose
61 ~ 62 Fool’s Gold Loss their [G]. All PCs [Halve] their [Gold].
63 ~ 64 GM’s Choice The GM may freely pick any one result from this table and apply it.
Two [Sanctum Crises] occur. The GM rolls twice on this table, and applies the
65 ~ 66 Crisis Compound results separately. Should “Crisis Compound” come up again, treat it as “GM’s
Choice.”
Progression of a Sanctum Purge
[Sanctum Purge] progresses according to the following.
2: Form [Bonds]
Once all the PCs have moved into the [Entrance Area], the GM sets the
maximum value of [Limit] until [Sanctum Crisis] begins to occur, following the
advice in the GM section. As a general rule, the maximum value is not revealed
to PCs.
After setting the maximum value of [Limit], until all PCs have achieved their
[Goal] as revealed in their [Handout], they will be searching within [Areas]. How
to handle this is described in the next section.
1: Arrive in Area
2: Sanctum Event Reveal
3: Choose Confront or Avoid
4: Handle Sanctum Event
5: Determine Long Rest
6: Reveal Passages
7: Change Areas
8: Advance Limit
1: Arrive in Area
The PCs arrive in the [Area] they chose to move to. The GM designates
a single [Scene Player] here. If in the [Entrance Area], then the [Scene Player]
is always PC1, and afterwards, it rotates in the order of PC2>PC3>(if played,
PC4>PC5>)PC1. All PCs other than the [Scene Player] must make an
[Appearance Check] each time “1: Arrive in Area” occurs, with [Difficulty: 2].
Regardless of whether this [Check] succeeds or fails, PCs are always able to
[Appear] in [Areas]. >However, because of the powerful spirit energy flowing
through a [Sanctum] messes with their [Spirit], a PC who [Fumbles] must reroll
all of their [Spirit]. This [Check] failure cannot be avoided by using a
[Pomander].
Unless “Resolved” is checked for the [Area], after the [Appearance Check],
a [Sanctum Event] occurs.
3: Choose Confront or Avoid
After reading the contents of the [Sanctum Event], the PCs as a group
discuss whether to [Confront] or [Avoid] it.
[Confront]
[Confront] is when the PCs decide to take a [Sanctum Event] head on. To
do this, the PCs follow either the episode’s or the GM’s instructions. Note that
PCs who have selected to [Confront] are able to perform [Check Assist].
[Check Assist]
For example, when making a [Difficulty: 13] [Check], if A has [Result: 16],
and B has [Result: 11], A may reduce their [Result] by 3 to increase B’s [Result] by
3.
[Avoid]
[Avoid] is when the PCs ignore a [Sanctum Event] and proceed to the next
[Area]. If [Avoid] is declared, then immediately move to perform “6: Reveal
Passages.” For example, if it’s possible to declare [Avoid] when a [Sanctum
Event] is [Combat], then the PCs leave the [Sanctum Event] as-is, and move on
to “6: Reveal Passages.” Note that there will be some cases where, according to
the GM or the episode’s instructions, [Avoid] cannot be declared.
• 4: Handle Sanctum Event
When the PCs choose to [Confront], they carry out the [Sanctum Event].
Once it’s been handled, place a check mark next to “Resolved” for that [Area]
on the [Sanctum Sheet]. [Sanctum Events] do not occur in [Areas] where “Re-
solved” is checked off, unless otherwise specified by the GM or the episode.
Note that if [Avoid] was declared, no check is placed. After this step, proceed to
“5: Determine Long Rest.”
• 5: Determine Long Rest
A [Long Rest] is when the PCs take a thorough rest while on [Sanctum
Purge]. After “4: Handle Sanctum Event,” the PCs should discuss and decide
whether or not they want to take a [Long Rest]. If they do, declare the intention
to the GM, and then the PCs gain all of the following effects. After gaining each
of the effects of [Long Rest], or if [Long Rest] was not taken, then proceed to “6:
Reveal Passages.”
The PCs now discover [Passages] from their current [Area] connecting to
other [Areas]. The [Scene Player] listens to which [Passages] are connecting,
and then fills in those points on the [Sanctum Sheet]. After, the [Areas] that
[Passages] connect to the current [Area] may be moved to.
• 7: Change Areas
The PCs designate one [Area] that they can move to, and then declare
to the GM that they are moving there. Note that this can include leaving the
[Sanctum] if the PCs are in the [Exit Area].
• 8: Advance Limit
Once “7: Change Areas” has been declared, the GM confirms all
[Time Actions] that have occured during the past seven steps, and then the
[Scene Player] rolls the specified number of dice, adds them up, and advances
the [Limit] by the total amount. When making the roll, the [Scene Player] may
spend 2 {Crest} in order to change the value of any one of the dice they roll to
advance [Limit] to “1”. Afterwards, the PCs move to the designated [Area], and
start again from “1: Arrive in Area.”
Regardless of whether the PCs achieve their goals or not, until they have exited
the [Sanctum] from the [Exit Area], they continue to repeat steps 1 through 8.
Once the PCs have achieved the [Goal] of their [Handout] and ended [Sanctum
Purge], the story transititions to [Episode End].
• When the [Scene] ends, or if the user becomes [Taken Out • Dead], the
[Bound Primal] simultaneously [Exits].
• [Bound Primals] can only use Talents once per Scene while [Out of
Combat].
[TL Note: For the Purpose of 1/scene abilities, Combat generally counts as a
single scene, which means that bound primals have a 1/combat restriction.
There are exceptions to this, but they are generally specific to a scenario, and
GM approval should be obtained before attempting a second contract
summon in a singular combat.]
• Speech
Change to [Yes].
• Reaction
Change to [Friendly].
• {Initiative}
Change to be the same value as «Contract Summon»’s user. Discuss and
decide whether the [Bound Primal] takes their [Turn] before the user or other
PCs.
• {HP}
When a [Bound Primal] is reduced to 0 or less {HP}, they become [Dead]
(in other words, they cannot [Remove] this with [Items] or Talents).
• Timings
Once the [Bound Primal] [Appears] in the [Combat Zone], they are able
to spend each [Timing] as per normal rules (they may even immediately spend
[Start]). However, regardless of any other acquired Talents, a [Bound Primal]
always only gains 1x [Timing: Attack]. Finally, as [Rank +X] effects merely
increase the [Damage] dice by X amount. When attacking Mononoke with
“Halve/Nullify Damage of Rank X or lower” effects, treat the “X” of “Xd6” as
Rank.
• Materials & XP
Change [Materials] and [XP] to [None], and even if the [Bound Primal] is
defeated, no {Crest} is gained.
1: Arms Fusion
[Arms Fusion] is the act of fusing together two Artificial Regalia
([Weapons], that is) when spending a Kushimitama. The [Items] chosen for
[Arms Fusion] emit light of every color and sounds that resonate with each
other, and then completely crumble into pieces then recombine, fusing
together into a more powerful form. When the newly formed [Item] is grasped,
its possessor will learn the new God Name and the powers hidden within the
Artificial Regalia.
Sell Value
After [Arms Fusion], total up the [Cost] of [Item A], the [Cost] of [Item
B], and the [Cost] of each item’s [Additional Effects]. The sell value of the new
[Item] is half of that.
2: Origin Awakening
[Origin Awakening] is when one awakens to the memories of the world
held within them by spending a Kushimitama, and their skill sets are changed.
The one who performs [Origin Awakening] recalls their deeds in a past life, and
are able to change one of their current [Styles] to a different [Style].
Use Example
GMs should take the following into account when deciding whether or
not to allow the use of [Origin Awakening].
• For some reason, the PC wishes to have something happen, like returning to
their original form.
• Wanting to bring in [Styles] added in new related materials.
• Due to the situation, or a PC’s death, it’s necessary for the PCs to adjust their
balance.
Combo Skill - Rules and Info
The following section provides more detail on using «Combo Skill».
When using «Combo Skill», use one [Effect Class: Physical Attack] Talent
as the basis ([Effect Class: Use While Active] is also permissible, so long as the
[Physical Attack] portion of it is used). Next, use «Combo Skill», then the second
Talent, paying its [Cost], then apply its effects.
Range / Target
When making a [Physical Attack] with «Combo Skill», the [Range / Target]
of either one of the [Physical Attacks] used may be selected.
Cost
Although it’s necessary to pay for each Talent used, [Costs] such as
[Doubles] and [5, 5] (or similar) cannot be treated as being the same (each
[Cost] must be paid for, respectively). If the Talent used has an effect like
«Shadow Bind» applied to it, the [Physical Attack] fails, but «Combo Skill»
doesn’t count as used. If «Combo Skill» has an effect like «Ancient Sword
Style» applied to it, the [Physical Attack] Talent used as a basis is the only thing
that will occur. When complications arise, follow the GM’s ruling.
Crest Form
This table determines what figure the pattern of a PC’s Spirit Crest
suggests, according to their [Main] [Style].
1 Glove 1 Hoof
3 Talon 3 Saddle
1 Bell
Percussive
2
instrument
3 Star
4 Staff
5 Stringed Instrument
6 Ring Or Bracelet
Regarding God Names
The [Weapons] found in this book have a more definite shape and use,
and therefore do not use [God Name Table 2]. Instead, when determining the
<God Name> for an Artificial Regalia [Weapon], simply apply the name of the
[Weapon] as-is, or use something similar to the shape of the weapon as found
in [God Name Table 2].
[TL Note: The Core Book Raws and PDF don’t actually explain god names,
and just give tables. God names are specific names for your personal
weapon, to help differentiate them from their technically identical
contemporaries, and are made by combining a suffix from table 1 in the core
book, and a form of weapon from the appropriate second table in the book. ]
Legendary Names
In this section, a table for determining the first and last names suitable for
a modern fantasy setting can be found. When using this table, roll once each
for a last name and first name, and then combine them.
Result Family Name Male First name Female First name
11 Mitsurugi Mutsu Rin
12 Shishiuchi Yamato Kaede
13 Hakugin Hayato Sakura
14 Takenouchi Makoto Haruko
15 Kodachi Daichi Misaki
16 Kuga Shun Mao
21 Onigata Ryou Mai
22 Mikan’Nagi Takumi Nanami
23 Gomadou Hitoshi Chizuru
24 Ryuuen Takuma Akane
25 Kagamibe Kyou Asuka
26 Inugami Gou Shiori
31 Meigetsuin Aoi Yui
32 Doumeki Renji Moe
33 Osogami Tatsuya Ayaka
34 Araragi Ryuunosuke Azusa
35 Tamaki Akira Hiromi
36 Ganryuu Kei Saori
41 Teppoudzuka Masato Sara
42 Origami Naoya Yayoi
43 Fujiwara Jun Chiaki
44 Kurouza Musashi Haruna
45 Tsuchimikado Ryousuke Midori
46 Izayoi Keiji Futaba
51 Tenppourin Hideo Reina
52 Shigyou Hibiki Koyuri
53 Houri Ryoutaro Yuuna
54 Kouso Satoshi Shion
55 Ashiya Takashi Kasumi
56 Nanasha Katsumi Fuuka
61 Kiba Tetsuya Shino
62 Touma Gen Saya
63 Kitsunedzuka Hokuto Maya
64 Tenjinbayashi Hiroshi Akira
65 Mearashi Yakumo Otoha
66 Kusakabae Daigo Aya
Chapter 2: Player
Section
Sample Characters
Giantslayer Hero
“Voices of the world throughout time… Manifest me into the world!”
Image
You are a hero spoken of in myth and legend.
After your death, you became part of the memory of the world.
People know of your legend where, using supernatural strength combined with hand-to-hand martial arts, you fought
with giants and dragons.However, in the stories told about you in the present day, there are facts left unknown.
That is, you were a supernatural warrior destined to battle an evil god.
“Engraved in the memories of the world, a heroic spirit. Your voice is calling!”
Data Explanation
A natural-born fighter specializing in melee combat. Aim to collect dice results of [6] and [4].
Though weak to magical attacks, they can be blocked with «Resistance to Myths».
During [Start], use « Hide Presence» to become [Hidden], during [Prep] do something besides a [Move Action], then
perform a [Physical Attack] while moving by using «Smiting Wave».
This is an attack made with [Shift: Hidden], and therefore gains +2 to the [Active Check] and +5 to [Damage Calculation].
Additionally, if possible, spend the dice to apply «Heaven and Earth» or «Hundred Strikes Art».
If there are multiple enemies, try to target them with «Blade Flash» if there is enough dice remaining.
World
Heroic Spirit Racial [Power by Tradition]: You are able to acquire Heroic Spirit Racial
Influence
Level Race Talents. Also, you are able to [Equip] [Restrict: Heroic Spirit] [Items].
1 Stat Type: M U A Bonus Change your [Class] to [Undead].
Equipment Name ACC EVA CNJ RES INS PD MD INIT HP ARM BAR
MAIN Guard 7 -4
Form: Hammer / Mode: Two Hand / Range: Engaged / Target:1# / Resist: None / Element: None / Rank: 1
Additional Effects: While [Equipped], treat as though [Equipped] with [Unarmed]. [Targets] that fail their {Evasion} checks lose
2 {HP}. Briar of rivets (+2 PD)
Use On Damage Reduction. The target [Halves] [Magical Damage] they take. This Talent
Resistance to Myths Unique User User [Doubles] may be used once per round.
Use On Damage Calculation. The target gains +1 [Rank]. Also, the target may forcibly
Heaven And Earth Unique User User [6] move any [Target] that took [Damage] up to 3 Sq. from their current square, ignoring
[Engagements]. This Talent may be used once per round.
Unique Effect. Use after the target succeeds at an {Evasion} check. After the target’s re-
Blade Flash Unique User User [4, 4] action is resolved, they may make 1x [Timing: Attack] with [Range: Engage / Target: 1#]
against the one that made the [Attack Action]. This Talent may be used once per round.
Physical Attack. The user gains a +[any one of user’s {Main Stats}] modifier at [Damage
Smiting Wave Attack 4 sq. 1# [E] Calculation].
Use On Damage Calculation. The target gains a +[any one of user’s {Main Stats}]
Hundred Strikes Art Unque User User [6] modifier at [Damage Calculation]. This Talent may be used once per round.
Gear Consumables
Etherdown Bag Pomander, Rejuvenating Water X2, Amrita X2, Disposable Fetish,
Cat’s Eye Calorie Block X5, Holy Water x5 Leftover Gold: 400G
God’s Confidant
“Please! Give your power to me!”
Image
You are a student who has become a summoner magician.
Your grandfather died when you were young, and not ready to say goodbye, you hid yourself in his mansion.
Then, you happened to discover your grandfather’s Ashura notebook.
The Ashura book draws out the supernatural power within you, and summons the Contract Beast that your grandfather
once contracted with.
To your astonishment, the contract summon tells you everything.
Data
A general-purpose support magician who summons a [Mononoke] to fight.
[Class:Beast] Okuri-Inu is the recommended contract summon.
On [Start], use «Usher Accel» to boost allies’ initiative.
When attacked, use «Power Attraction» and let the [Bound Primal] take the hit.
Attack with «Dragonpulse Destruction», use [Influence] to collect [1] ‘s and use them to apply «Zohar Method» to
substitute costs for allies. Additionally, take advantage of using «Dragonpulse Shift» every round and scene.
World
Dragon Lord Racial [Blood of Dragons]: Characters with this Race are able to acquire
Influence
Level Race Dragon Lord Racial Talents. Also, they are able to [Equip] [Restrict:
1 Stat Type: M U A Bonus Dragon Lord] [Items].
Equipment Name ACC EVA CNJ RES INS PD MD INIT HP ARM BAR
MAIN Mobile 8 -4
Form: Magic / Mode: Two Hand / Range: 7 sq. / Target: 1# / Resist: Cancel / Element: None / Rank: 2
Additional Effects: While [Equipped], once per combat, the [Target] of the user’s [Magical Attack] [Halves] their [Barrier].
Glowing Spirit (+2 MD)
Gear Consumables
Etherdown Bag Pomander, Rejuvenating Water X2, Amrita, Cold Food Powder,
Talisman Magic Incense X5, Calorie Block X5, Holy Water x5 Leftover Gold: 400G
Hisashiro Tochigami
“It is the responsibility of land gods to protect the lives of those occupying their lands. We
must solve the problems of humanity to gain their faith.”
Image
You are one of the Tochigami - land gods who protect the land and its inhabitants.
From where you came, when you became a god, and started being worshiped… You can no longer remember.
You only recall that you were created from the good wishes of the people, and their warmth.
Many offerings are lined up in front of the shrine you live in, full of people’s thoughts and wishes.
One day, a devout believer appears before you. The person appears depressed, and reaches their hand towards you.
“God, please. Please help…”
Gods cannot exist unless people believe in them. Moreover, events involving evil cannot be ignored. As a god, you begin
to take action to fulfill the beliefs and wishes of your people.
Data
A balanced magician whose main purpose is healing.
[Attack] can be used for various options able to perform [Magical Attacks], [Recovery], and [Remove: Downed].
If an ally is injured, use «High Cure».
If an ally is [Downed], use «Divine Revival».
If no allies need help, then use «Cry» freely.
After using «Divine Revival», try to use «Flowing Kotodama» to immediately use «High Cure».
«Flowing Kotodama» can also be used to go «High Cure» -> «Cry».
Keep in mind that the Artificial Regalia [Kotodama Bow] adds +5 [Recovery] to «High Cure»
World
Divine Soul Racial [Divine Power]: You are able to acquire Divine Soul Racial Talents. Also,
Influence
Level Race you are able to equip items with [Restrict: Divine Soul]. Change your
1 Stat Type: M U A Bonus [Class] to [Mythic].
Equipment Name ACC EVA CNJ RES INS PD MD INIT HP ARM BAR
MAIN Kotodama Bow 5 -2
Form: Magic / Mode: Two Hand / Range: 7 sq. / Target: 1# / Resist: Cancel / Element: Light / Rank: 2
Additional Effects: While [Equipped], the user gains +5 to the [Recovery] effect from [Magical Attacks].
Tactical Aid (Spend [Start] for +1d6 Init)
High Cure Attack Combat Zone 1# [6] Magical Attack. The target [Recovers] {HP} equal to [Rank: 3] [Magical Damage].
Cry Attack 17 sq. 1# [3] Magical Attack. Inflict [Rank: 2] [Magical Damage] on the target (Resist [Cancels]).
Unique Effect. Use after the target performs [Damage Calculation]. The target may use
Flowing Kotodama Unique User User [3] 1x [Timing: Attack / Cost: X] Talent, treating the [Cost] as already paid. This Talent may
be used once per round.
Gear Consumables
Etherdown Bag Pomander, Rejuvenating Water X2, Amrita, Sura, Sprig of Mistletoe X5,
Spirit Gloves Calorie Block X5, Holy Water x5 Leftover Gold: 200G
Races
Dragon Lord
Dragon Lord is a race classified as an Inheritor. This race applies to those who
have the power of the “Dragonpulse” - unique spirit energy that is controlled by
unique vessels. Dragons, descendants of draconic entities, snake gods, those
born from the blood of snake gods, or clans that have received a dragon god’s
favor.
Racial Bonus
[Blood of Dragons]: Characters with this Race are able to acquire Dragon Lord
Racial Talents. Also, they are able to [Equip] [Restrict: Dragon Lord] [Items].
Martial 5 4 4 1 1
Utility 4 3 3 1 4
Arcane 4 3 4 3 1
Divine Souls are somewhat unsuited for combat, but they are skilled in
aiding and healing others. It should be noted that if a PC is playing a [Divine
Soul], they must choose a [Cover] from the [Cover 2] list.
Racial Bonus
[Divine Power]: You are able to acquire Divine Soul Racial Talents. Also, you are
able to equip items with [Restrict: Divine Soul]. Change your [Class] to
[Mythic].
Martial 4 4 3 2 2
Utility 3 2 3 1 6
Arcane 1 2 4 5 3
They are skilled in techniques that display high offensive power. It should be
noted that if a PC is playing a [Heroic Spirit], they must choose a [Cover] from the
[Cover 3] list.
Racial Bonus
[Power by Tradition]: You are able to acquire Heroic Spirit Racial Talents. Also, you
are able to [Equip] [Restrict: Heroic Spirit] [Items]. Change your [Class] to
[Undead].
Martial 5 5 2 2 1
Utility 4 3 3 1 4
Arcane 1 1 5 5 3
God Hand
RESTRICT TYPE: MARTIAL
Characters who have this [Style] as
Main Style Modifiers their [Main] are able to equip items
with [Restrict: Martial] and [Re-
ACC EVA CNJ RES INS PD MD INIT HP strict: God Hand].
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Those who carry in their souls accessory-type Shards, such as the gloves, sandals, and unnatural
limbs the gods once wore acquire the [Style] of “War God of the Fist,” more commonly known
as the [God Hand]. Those with the [Style] of [God Hand] acquire unique martial arts and super-
natural powers that enable them to utilize the strength of their opponents and the surrounding
spirit energy.
They, through mastery of these abilities, are able to destroy objects with a touch, and coat their
own bodies with spirit energy. They may even repel bullets and spells with their hands alone.
[God Hands] are martial artists that have become one with heaven and earth, and legendary
fighters who wield secret arts.
TYPE A
This Type specializes in melee attacks. Other than that, one may acquire boosting techniques that en-
hance the power of attacks. In order to use [God Hand: Type A] Talents, you must be [Equipped] with
[Unarmed].
Passive Effect. The target adds the following to the Passive Effect.
effect of «Heaven and Earth»: “The user gains a +[any The target is now able to use «Heaven and Earth»
one of the user’s {Main Stats}] modifier at [Damage as [Cost: E], and [Style: God Hand / Type: A / Timing:
Calculation]. Also, the user may destroy any Attack] Style Talents as [Cost: 6].
[Obstacle] they deal [Damage] to.”
TYPE B
This Type specializes in defensive arts, throws, and joint locks. In order to use [God Hand: Type B] Tal-
ents, you must be [Equipped] with [Unarmed].
Those who carry in their souls Shards relating to the conveyances used by the gods of old, such
as the reins of divine steeds and mythical beasts, golden arks, and chariots, acquire the [Style]
of “The One Who Binds,” more commonly known as the [Contractor]. Those with the [Style] of
[Contractor] wield secret techniques and special abilities to form a contract with a high-ranking
Mononoke or a machine with will, and fight together with it either by riding upon it, or sum-
moning it using their own souls as payment.
[Contractors], by controlling a [Bound Steed] or [Bound Primal], are able to unleash a variety of
attacks, gain protection from their bonded creature, and share with it their spirit energy. They
are masterful drivers or riders, or else summoners that can summon youkai, dragons, or even
guardian deities.
TYPE A
This Type can perform powerful [Attack Actions] by riding [Bound Steeds]. In order to use [Contractor:
Type A] Talents, the character must be [Equipped] with a [Item: Weapon] that has [Range: Charge X Sq.]
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Those who carry in their souls the Shards of the precious metals, musical instruments, rods, or
clothes of the gods acquire the [Style] of “Intoner of the Sacred Word,” more commonly known
as the [Divine Talker]. Those with the [Style] of [Divine Talker], through the power of their Shard,
acquire supernatural abilities and secret techniques to instill power in words themselves, and
by chanting, singing, or forming special mudras (hand gestures), materialize spirit energy. Their
techniques are close to those used by the first gods, and are extremely powerful. [Divine Talker]
are, as it were, songstresses and poets who wield magical songs, and holy men who control the
sacraments and the sutras.
(TN Note: “Kotodama” is written with the kanji for “speaking” and “soul” and means something
like “wordsoul” or more specifically, the soul of words themselves. In essence it’s an idea that
suggests that words have power and are living in and of themselves. This means Divine Talker is
able to shape reality with words themselves.)
TYPE A
This Type strengthens the power of techniques by chanting mantras, or forming special mudra. There
are no restrictions to using [Divine Talker: Type A] Talents.
Unique Effect. Use at any time. The target changes Unique Effect.
the [Target] of their [Timing: Attack] Talent to [Area]. Use after the target performs [Damage Calculation].
This Talent may be used once per round. The target may use 1x [Timing: Attack / Cost: X]
Talent, treating the [Cost] as already paid. This Talent
may be used once per round.
● Multidefender
(TL Note: Switch Hand Master is a bit
Timing Constant Range User confusing as worded. In essence, you get
both one hand mastery and switch hand
Target User Cost None mastery’s effects while using a switch hand
Applying the theory behind particular techniques to weapon with its two-handed stat set.
defend, you’ll have high defensive power against all
attacks..
So if you have both, then you get +1 to Active
Passive Effect. Checks, +1 to Rank, and +10 to PD while us-
The target gains a modifier to [Armor] and [Barrier] ing a switch handed weapon, and you retain
equal to the number of the user’s automatically these effects even if using it as a two hand-
acquired Style Talents x 2 (to a max of +10). ed weapon.)
High Talents Lvl 5+
This section shows the High Talents that may be acquired at the point a character reaches LV5
or higher. Each time a character reaches a [LV] or [World Influence LV] that is a multiple of 5 (5,
10, 15, and 20), they are able to acquire only one of the High Talents found here (this is not an
automatic acquisition, and must be selected).
Passive Effect. Passive Effect. The target adds 1 die to their [Essence].
The target gains a +30 modifier to {HP}. This Talent may be acquired multiple times. However,
this effect may only increase the limit of [Spirit] by
two dice (for a total of six dice).
Specialized Arts
Timing Constant Range User
Passive Effect.
The target designates one Talent they have already
acquired, and when they use that Talent, they may
treat it as thought one portion of the [Cost] has al-
ready been paid.
High Talents Lvl 10+
This section shows the High Talents that may be acquired at the point a character reaches LV10
or higher. When a character has reached a [LV] or [World Influence LV] of 10, they automatically
acquire one of the following Talents: «Quickening» «Style Ultimate» «Style Growth» (found in
the core book). Afterwards, each time [LV] or [World Influence LV] hits 10, 15, or 20, the character
may acquire any one of the below High Talents that aren’t marked with a .
Prodigious Vitality
Timing Constant Range User
Killing Blow
Timing Unique Range User
Cover Table 1
Dilletante
A hobbyist who has turned their hobby into a business. They often possess specialized skills. Dilettantes acquire
the [Hobby Dividends] [Trait], and gain the following [Items].
[Hobby Dividends] Effect: +2 to the result of {Strength} checks, and +1 to the result of {Luck} checks.
[Item]
Mobile (Can also speak with [Backstage] or [Exited] PC)
Upperclass Residence (Rest Recovery Amount +5)
Safehouse (Rest Recovery Amount +1)
Automobile
Professor
A professor employed at an university, or similar place. They possess a wide array of knowledge, though
specialties may elude them. Professors acquire the [Discerning Eye] [Trait], and gain the following [Items].
[Discerning Eye] Effect: +2 to the result of {Intellect} checks, and +1 to the result of {Will} checks.
[Item]
Mobile (Can also speak with [Backstage] or [Exited] PC)
Residence (Rest Recovery Amount +3)
Emergency Kit (Rest Recovery Amount +3)
Automobile
Bodyguard
Bodyguards that have been hired to protect VIPs, politicians, and financial elites. Bodyguards acquire the
[Situational Awareness] [Trait], and gain the following [Items].
[Situational Awareness] Effect: +1 to the result of {Strength} {Intellect} and {Luck} checks.
[Item]
Mobile (Can also speak with [Backstage] or [Exited] PC)
Residence (Rest Recovery Amount +3)
Emergency Kit (Rest Recovery Amount +3)
Automobile
Driver
A person who has made driving their profession, such as a taxi or truck driver, a pro rider, or a chauffeur. Drivers
acquire the [Driving Skills] [Trait], and gain the following [Items].
[Driving Skills] Effect: +3 to the result of any {Main Stat} check made to operate a conveyance (discuss the
details with the GM).
[Item]
Mobile (Can also speak with [Backstage] or [Exited] PC)
Residence (Rest Recovery Amount +3)
Emergency Kit (Rest Recovery Amount +3)
Automobile
Motorcycle
Yakuza
A gangster or yakuza known in the underworld of society. Although they publically play at being legitimate
business, they stain their hands with unlawful acts. Yakuza acquire the [Unlawful] [Trait], and gain the following
[Items].
[Unlawful] Effect: +2 to the result of {Agility} checks, and +1 to the result of {Will} checks.
[Item]
Mobile (Can also speak with [Backstage] or [Exited] PC)
Upperclass Residence (Rest Recovery Amount +5)
Safehouse (Rest Recovery Amount +1)
Stylish Clothes (+1 to the result of [Negotiation])
Automobile
Fugitive
A test subject that has escaped from the experimental facility of a corporation or pharmaceutical company aware
of Awakened. Or, someone who has escaped after being condemned for a crime. Fugitives acquire the [On the
Run] [Trait], and gain the following [Items].
[On the Run] Effect: +2 to the result of {Agility} checks, and +2 to the result of {Luck} checks.
[Item]
Safehouse (Rest Recovery Amount +1)
Bag
Change of Clothes
Witch’s Cure (Recover 25HP)
Cover Table 2
Tochigami
Divine Souls that have become the god of a particular piece of land, due to various circumstances. How they
usually look varies, but there are some who have adapted to modern society and appear as a human. Tochigami
acquire the [Offerings of Faith] [Trait], and gain the following [Items].
[Offerings of Faith] Effect: During [Session Start], gain one [Item: Consumable] of [Cost: 200G] or less.
[Item]
Restful Domain (Rest Recovery Amount +10)
Spirit Transit (Can become invisible and travel as fast as a car)
Etherlight Emission (Ignore “dark place” penalties)
Mamorigami
Mamorigami have sworn an oath with a particular clan or faction to protect that clan, a certain area, or some
matter entirely, in exchange for worship. Mamorigami acquire the [Protecting God] [Trait], and gain the following
[Items].
[Item]
Restful Domain (Rest Recovery Amount +10)
Spirit Transit (Can become invisible and travel as fast as a car)
Aura Sense (+1 to the result of [Sense])
Daiyoukai
A powerful youkai that has reached the level of a Divine Soul. They are in truth a plant or animal that has lived a
very long time. Daiyoukai acquire the [Higher Being] [Trait], and gain the following [Items].
[Item]
Restful Domain (Rest Recovery Amount +10)
Spirit Transit (Can become invisible and travel as fast as a car)
Swelling Power (Render Innocents unconscious)
Avatar
A being that experienced many things over its long years, and gained divinity thereby. They are in truth a
machine, tool, or other non-living matter that has existed for a very long time. Avatars acquire the [Perpetual
Existence] [Trait], and gain the following [Items].
[Item]
Restful Domain (Rest Recovery Amount +10)
Spirit Transit (Can become invisible and travel as fast as a car)
Aura Sense (+1 to the result of [Sense])
Imaginary Being
Though lingering in books and legends, these Divine Souls are urban legends or enigmatic beings that do not
actually exist. Imaginary Beings acquire the [Imaginary Power] [Trait], and gain the following [Items].
[Imaginary Power] Effect: +1 to the result of {Strength} {Agility} {Intellect} and {Luck} checks.
[Item]
Restful Domain (Rest Recovery Amount +10)
Spirit Transit (Can become invisible and travel as fast as a car)
Swelling Power (Render Innocents unconscious)
Cover Table 3
Hero
Once upon a time, a hero known throughout history, or in myths. This Cover is for noble rulers and knights, and
legendary warriors and swordsmen. Heroes acquire the [Incredible Valor] [Trait], and gain the following [Items].
[Item]
Restful Domain (Rest Recovery Amount +10)
Spirit Transit (Can become invisible and travel as fast as a car)
Swelling Power (Render Innocents unconscious)
Leader
Once upon a time, a charismatic leader that lead people, known throughout history and in myths. This Cover is
for kings said to be wise rulers, or the founders of religious sects. Leaders acquire the [Charisma] [Trait], and gain
the following [Items].
[Item]
Restful Domain (Rest Recovery Amount +10)
Spirit Transit (Can become invisible and travel as fast as a car)
Swelling Power (Render Innocents unconscious)
Warlord
Once upon a time, a warrior or general who could boast of their awe-inspiring victories in history and legend.
This Cover is for legendary commanders who left their mark in history, or heroes who saved entire countries.
Warlords acquire the [Otherworldly Tactics] [Trait], and gain the following [Items].
[Item]
Restful Domain (Rest Recovery Amount +10)
Spirit Transit (Can become invisible and travel as fast as a car)
Aura Sense (+1 to the result of [Sense])
Arch-Wizard
Once upon a time, a warlock or Magus who appeared in history or myth, wielding powerful magecraft or sorcery.
This Cover is for practitioners who wielded divine powers, or prophets. Arch-Wizards acquire the [Sorcerous Wis-
dom] [Trait], and gain the following [Items].
[Item]
Restful Domain (Rest Recovery Amount +10)
Spirit Transit (Can become invisible and travel as fast as a car)
Etherlight Emission (Ignores “dark place” penalties)
Monster
Beings that were spoken of as monsters in legends. This Cover is for guardians of holy sites, and demons, beasts,
and heroes treated as monsters. Monsters acquire the [Sign of the Beast] [Trait], and gain the following [Items].
[Item]
Restful Domain (Rest Recovery Amount +10)
Spirit Transit (Can become invisible and travel as fast as a car)
Swelling Power (Render Innocents unconscious)
Weapons and Equipment
Section 1: Weapons
Melee - Form: Sword
Name Restrict Mode Acc PD Init Cost
Defensive Sword None One Hand None +2 -1 500G
[Form: Sword / Range: Engaged / Target: 1#].
A short sword Artificial Regalia adapted for defense.
While [Equipped], +2 to [Armor]
Killing Dagger None One Hand None +4 -3 500G
[Form: Sword / Range: Engaged / Target: 1#].
A unique dagger Artificial Regalia with a sinister-looking blade.
While [Equipped], gain +10 to [Physical Damage] dealt against Mononoke with “x#” in their [Name].
Small Sword None Switch Hand None +3/+4 -1/None 1000G
[Form: Sword / Range: Engaged / Target: 1#]
A thrusting blade or saber-type Artificial Regalia
While [Equipped], the [Target] of the user’s [Physical Attack] reduces their [Armor] by 5 (to a minimum of 0).
Goumaken Martial Switch Hand None +6/+7 -4/-3 1000G
[Form: Sword / Range: Engaged / Target: 1#].
A long, sharp switch hand sword-type Artificial Regalia.
While [Equipped], once per combat, when making a [Physical Attack], gain +1 [Physical Rank].
Elemental
Creation Blade Two Hand None +7 -4 1500G
Adept
[Form: Sword / Range: Engaged / Target: 1#].
An odachi Artificial Regalia with a transparent blade.
While [Equipped], when bestowed with an [Element] due to the effect of a Talent, gain +3 at [Damage Calculation].
Giant Sword Martial Two Hand None +9 -6 1500G
[Form: Sword / Range: Engaged / Target: 1#].
A massive two-handed sword Artificial Regalia like a mass of iron.
While [Equipped], once per combat, gain +5 [Armor].
Ancient Sword Martial Two Hand +1 +7 None 3000G
[Form: Sword / Range: Engaged / Target: 1#].
A long sword or odachi-type Artificial Regalia once possessed by a legendary knight or samurai.
While [Equipped], once per combat, make 1x [Weapon Attack] after [Damage Calculation].
Zantetsu Arc Slayer Two Hand None +9 None 3000G
[Form: Sword / Range: Engaged / Target: 1#].
An odachi Artificial Regalia that displays incredible cleaving power.
While [Equipped], wielder may destroy any [Obstacle] they deal at least 1 point of [Physical Damage] to.
A robe, ceremonial dress, shirabyoshi or suikan, worn by gods. They are favored by high-ranking tochigami and daiyoukai who have
regained power. It is a sacramental masterwork believed only to be worn by superb Divine Souls.
A Buddhist priest-style robe Artificial Regalia woven with incantations and truespeak as embroidery. It boasts high defense against
spells, an effect that’s even said to be comparable to the barrier over a temple or shrine.
Accessories
Name Slot Cost
Sanskrit Ring Hand 300G
A ring or bracelet engraved with a special sanskrit character.
While [Equipped], gain a +1 modifier to [Physical Damage].
Wallet Chain Lower 300G
A chain constructed out of special silver links that adorns a wallet or similar item.
While [Equipped], gain a +1 modifier to [Magical Damage].
Divine Cloth Hand • Lower • Upper 500G
A sacramental cloth that reacts to the use of spirit energy by forming into giant limbs and providing assistance.
While [Equipped], gain a +1 modifier to {Initiative} and [Barrier].
Aria Headphones Head 500G
A headphone-style Artificial Regalia installed with spell programs.
While [Equipped], treat as though [Equipped] with a [Restrict: Digital Sorcerer] [Item].
Summon Card Hand 1000G
A card-style Artificial Regalia that holds the power to strengthen Bound Steeds and Bound Primals.
While [Equipped], gain a +3 modifier to the Result of [Attack Actions] using [Weapons] with [Range: Charge X Sq.], or to the [Damage
Calculation] of [Bound Primal] [Attack Actions].
Ashura Record Lower 1000G
A sacramental ledger that contains the names and forms of summoned primals.
While [Equipped], the character is able to summon [Bound Primals] of one LV higher than their [World Influence LV] (for example, if
[World Influence LV: 1], then they can summon [LV: 2] Mononoke).
Regalia Sheath Lower • Upper 1000G
A sheath or holster designed for use with various Artificial Regalia forms.
While [Equipped], gain a +1 modifier to the result of [Active Checks].
Smart Glasses Head 1500G
A wearable computer in the form of glasses or contact lenses.
While [Equipped], gain a +2 modifier to [Magical Damage], and treat as though [Equipped] with a [Restrict: Digital Sorcerer] [Item].
Spirit Ball Hand 1500G
A ball-style Artificial Regalia that holds the power to strengthen Bound Steeds and Bound Primals.
While [Equipped], gain a +1d6 modifier to [Attack Actions] using [Weapons] with [Range: Charge X Sq.], or to the [Damage Calculation]
of [Bound Primal] [Attack Actions].
Jet Shoes Feet 2000G
High-tech shoes equipped with a spirit energy propulsion function.
While [Equipped], gain a +2 modifier to {Initiative} and to the [Speed] of [Combat Moves].
Consumables
Name Use Cost
Purity Salt Other 50G
Salt that has been blessed. By casting it over an area, abnormal spirit energy can be sensed and suppressed.
Use as [Range: Engaged / Target: 1#]. Gain a +2 modifier to [Sense].
Fire Sprite Other 50G
A special pill that will burn brightly by consuming spirit energy. Even if it gets wet, it will still burn.
For the rest of the scene, [Range: Combat Zone / Target: Combat Zone] ignores “dark place” penalties.
Potion X5 Other 50G
A spiritual drug refined from special herbs. It can be used to recover wounds by drinking it, or dousing the wound with it.
Use as [Range: Engaged / Target: 1#]. The target [Recovers] 5 {HP}.
Greek Fire Other 100G
A magical oil created with lost techniques.
Use as a [Weapon Attack] with [Ranged Attack / Range: 4 Sq. / Target: 1#]. Targets who fail at {Evasion}, each [End], lose 5 {HP}. The
target may spend 1x [Prep] to clear this effect.
Black Seal Other • Distortion 100G
A unique card or strip of paper inscribed with a single verse from a grimoire
Use as a [Weapon Attack] with [Ranged Attack / Range: {Strength} Sq. / Target: Area]. Targets who fail at {Evasion} take [Rank: 1]
[Magical Damage]. If used during [Mend], [Engaged/1#] gains a +2 modifier to their {Strength} check.
White Seal Other • Distortion 100G
A unique card or strip of paper inscribed with a single verse from a holy book
Use as a [Weapon Attack] with [Ranged Attack / Range: {Strength} Sq. / Target: Area]. Targets who fail at {Evasion} take [Shift:
Darkness]. If used during [Mend], [Engaged/1#] gains a +2 modifier to their {Agility} check.
Red Seal Other • Distortion 100G
A unique card or strip of paper inscribed with a single verse of truespeak.
Use as a [Weapon Attack] with [Ranged Attack / Range: {Strength} Sq. / Target: Area]. Targets who fail at {Evasion} take [Shift: Fallen]. If
used during [Mend], [Engaged/1#] gains a +2 modifier to their {Intellect} check.
Blue Seal Other • Distortion 100G
A unique card or strip of paper inscribed with a single verse from an unknown language.
Use as a [Weapon Attack] with [Ranged Attack / Range: {Strength} Sq. / Target: Area]. Targets who fail at {Evasion} take [Shift: Poison]
(refer to the Rating Chart). If used during [Mend], [Engaged/1#] gains a +2 modifier to their {Will} check.
Element Augment Drug Other 500G
A magic drug that strengthens [Elements], which works by being spread over a weapon.
Use as [Range: Engaged / Target: 1#]. For the rest of the combat, when one [Equipped] [Weapon] is bestowed with an [Element], the
target gains +1 [Rank].
Rage Ether Other 1500G
A spiritual drug that renders one’s body and mind invincible.
Use as [Range: User / Target: User]. For the rest of the combat, the target gains [Remove: Fallen • Pain • Paralysis], but loses 5 {HP}
each [Timing: End]. This effect may be cleared by spending 1x [Prep].
Gear
Name Use Cost
Jade Genbu Other 2000G
A statue of Genbu made from jade that enhances your physical abilities just by having it.
Gain a +1 modifier to the result of {Strength} checks.
Sunstone Suzaku Other 2000G
A statue of Suzaku made from sunstone that enhances your tracking abilities and reflexes just by having it.
Gain a +1 modifier to the result of {Agility} checks.
Moonstone Seiryu Other 2000G
A statue of Seiryu made from moonstone that enhances your intellect and memory recall just by having it.
Gain a +1 modifier to the result of {Intellect} checks.
Quartz Byakko Other 2000G
A statue of Byakko made from quartz that makes you give off a good impression and enhances your negotiation abilities just by having
it.
Gain a +1 modifier to the result of {Will} checks..
Seastone Kouryuu Other 2000G
A statue of a golden dragon made from seastone that is able to manifest ill fortune just by having it.
Gain a +1 modifier to the result of {Luck} checks.
Etherlight Emission Other Unsellable
You emit spirit energy light from your whole body.
Ignore “dark place” penalties.
Aura Sense Other Unsellable
As a half-souled being, you can acutely sense the flow of spirit energy.
Gain a +1 modifier to the result of [Sense] checks.
Swelling Power Other Unsellable
Releasing a strong power through some means, you instantly render Innocents unconscious.
Innocents who are exposed to this effect only lose consciousness, not their memories.
Restful Domain Rest (Meal) Unsellable
You rest within your spirit barrier by changing into a spirit body.
[Rest Recovery Amount] +10.
Spirit Transit Other Unsellable
You can freely move about within your spirit barrier, invisible to Innocents, by becoming a spirit body. Also, by transitioning between
gaps in space, you are able to move at roughly the speed of an automobile, taking up to about six people with you.
Chapter 3:
GM Section
GM Section: Special Episode Introductions
Those souls that become [Heroic Spirits], as well as [Divine Souls], which
are akin to gods and youkai, are beings disconnected from the ways of humans.
As such, the [Episode Introductions] for them should be different from those
done for normal PCs. When the GM attempts to create their own episode that
contains PC [Heroic Spirits] and [Divine Souls], they should try to keep the fol-
lowing examples in mind when creating the [Handouts] and [Episode
Introductions] for those characters.
Being Summoned
A collaborator or a Godhunter you call a friend places their bets on you, and
summons you to the modern world.
Goal: Fulfill the NPC’s request.
Because the [Boss] appearing in this supernatural incident was once your
nemesis, or is a revenant that has become your bitter foe, you materialize to
seek revenge, with the goal of striking them down.
Goal: Defeat your nemesis.
Already Summoned
Ordinarily, your faithful seek salvation when they are in need or become
involved in a supernatural incident somehow. For example, the relative of a
person who cleans your shrine every day suddenly goes missing.
Goal: Grant the wish of your follower.
Connections
A tochigami or a youkai from another region that you’re friends with, or even a
Godhunter you like, gets involved with a supernatural incident, and their min-
ions or family, or the person themselves, ask you for help or to rescue them.
Goal: Save your friend.
An abnormality arises in the land or leyline you control. You work to eliminate
the source of that abnormality and correct it.
Goal: Protect your lands.
GM Section: Sanctum Purge Episodes
The PCs will take on a [Sanctum Purge] for a variety of reasons. The follow-
ing will give advice on the creation of [Sanctum Episodes], episodes which are
exclusively [Sanctum Purges].
Handout
The GM creates a single [Handout], shared across the entire party. The GM may
also decide to create individual [Handouts] for a [Sanctum Episode], if they
want.
In a [Sanctum Episode], there does not need to be any [Info] (however there’s
nothing wrong with having some). Episode Outline, Episode Setting, and PC
Creation are the same as a normal episode.
The Episode Setting will serve as the Truth, so a separate Truth is not necessary.
Appearing NPCs is the same as a normal episode.
Episode Introductions
If the [Handout] is shared across the entire party, then the [Episode Introduc-
tion] should also be shared.
Sanctum Map
Set up a [Sanctum Map] for the PCs to challenge. The GM decides the
number of [Areas] and the Maximum Limit (both mentioned below). Then, they
write down which [Areas] are connected to other [Areas] via which [Passages],
and whether any [Sanctum Events] will occur. Though in general there should
be one [Sanctum Event] per [Area], the GM may add additional events, or even
have events occur in an Area after it has already been searched, as meets the
needs of the episode. Also, the GM may use the [General Sanctum Events]
found later in this book, or create their own original events.
Ending
First, the GM should have a certain degree of understanding of the rules for
[Sanctum Purge]. After that, if possible, it’s recommended to play through the
Sample Sanctum Episode at the end of this book, in order to get an
understanding of what it’s like to progress the session.
When creating a Sanctum Episode, it’s fine to make it so that its entire focus is
on the [Sanctum Purge] itself. In normal episodes there are individual
[Handouts] and [Episode Introductions], but as the [Handout] is shared in a
Sanctum Episode, only a single [Episode Introduction] takes place. For an
example of this, please refer to the “Sample Sanctum Episode” at the end of the
book.
The PCs get a call from an old friend- whether a tochigami, youkai, Godhunter,
or collaborator- informing them of an urgent situation, and are asked to
undertake a [Sanctum Purge].
An alliance of factions
The PCs, already being friends, search for a [Sanctum Purge] request in order to
strengthen their Artificial Regalia, and then undertake it. These requests typical-
ly take the form of the client being a tochigami who had their [Sanctum] stolen
by an Aramitama, or a collaborator or Godhunter who has pinned down an evil
Mononoke in their lair.
Number Of Areas
When creating a Sanctum Episode, the number of [Areas] for the
[Sanctum Map] is decided in advance. A minimum of six [Areas] and a
maximum of 8 is suggested. If any player is inexperienced with the game,
stick to having only six [Areas] for the [Sanctum Map].
Also, make certain there is an [Entrance Area], a [Exit Area], and a [Final
Area].
Maximum Limit
The maximum [Limit] until [Sanctum Crisis] occurs is determined
from the number of [Areas] chosen. If this is the players’ first attempt at a
Sanctum, it’s adviseable to set the difficulty at “Easy.” (These are calculated
from having 6 [Areas]).
(Difficulty - Maximum)
Easy 45
Normal 40
Hard 35
Calculating Maximum
If the GM is creating a [Sanctum Map] for an original Sanctum
episode, calculate the maximum [Limit] in the following manner.
• Each [Area] x 5
• Each [Distortion] x 4
• Each [Sanctum Event: Combat] x 3
• Any modifiers the GM decides on
(For example, if you have a Sanctum with 6 Areas, two Distortions, and two
Combats, then the maximum Limit would be 44. Note that the above
‘difficulties’ are set for the Sample Sanctum Episode. If you want to make it
easier on your players, increase the maximum Limit you just calculated by
around 5. If you want to make it more difficult, decrease it by 5 instead.)
Rewards
When the PCs undertake a [Sanctum Purge] request, there are
cases where they will receive compensation from the client. The GM
should prepare a reward as follows, according to who the client is, and
then give it to the PCs. The GM may give any kind of reward, the following
is just a guideline. For example, an event item the GM creates themselves,
or a particular rare [Material] (the effect of which is determined as per the
random charts in the base book).
Reward Guidelines
Number - “Title”
The number and title of a General Sanctum Event so that GMs can note
them down for their original episodes. This is the only field that is not told
to the players.
Narration
The narration of the [Sanctum Event]. Read this field aloud to the PCs,
then after that the contents of the [Avoid] and [Confront] fields (as well as
the Check Success and Check Failure fields), allow the PCs to decide what
to do.
[Avoid]
[Confront]
This notes the action or [Maneuver] that should be done if the PCs choose
to [Confront] the [Sanctum Event]. Make sure to tell the PCs that they are
allowed to use [Use: Distortion] [Items] for the check.
Check Success & Check Failure
This notes the effect that occurs when the [Check] for the [Sanctum
Event] either fails or succeeds. Each effect occurs to the targets listed on
the following table. Note that in this case, when the [Scene Player] rolls on
the [Acquire Material Chart], that EACH PC in the party gains one of that
[Material]. For example, if [Material: PD+2 (Value: 1,000G)] is rolled, then a
number of that [Material] equal to the number of PCs is obtained.
Effect Target
[Limit] Current [Limit]
{HP} or {Crest} All PCs
[Items] or [G] All PCs
9+ (Potency 1) x 3
#1 - Vortex of Miasma
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], a dreary, barren place. As you look, the area
slowly becomes shrouded in an eerie fog. It proves to be no ordinary fog,
however, but rather a thing which transforms stagnant spirit energy into a cursed
poison- in other words, a miasma! Breathing it in will at best bring a world of
pain. All you can do is hold your breath, shroud yourself in spirit energy, and
charge on through!
[Confront]: [Difficulty: 15] {Strength} or
[Avoid]: No
[Maneuver: Fortitude]
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], a place that looks as though it is unnaturally
submerged in water. A strong glow of etherlight emits from the water’s surface.
However, it seems as though the path out of here is underwater. It seems the only
way forward is to dive down.
#3 - Aim High
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], a strange place where tall structures crowd
together. While making your way across with a careful eye on your surroundings,
suddenly, you feel a slight spiritual power. Apparently, something is at the very
top of these structures.
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], an eerie place where the walls are covered in
strange patterns. As you look, a path seems to come to a dead end. A sinister
feeling wafts off the patterns on the walls there... What will you do? Will you
search around?
#5 - Tracks Found
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], which resembles a desert covered in white
sands. When you take a good look around, you find a strange set of tracks
winding through the sands. However, from where the tracks lead, you can feel a
powerful spiritual pressure. What could be over there? Will you try to follow the
tracks, or something else?
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], which appears as though part of an unusually
wide room, with doors standing in a row. As you search for the next path forward,
you come across a meticulously locked door. You aren’t sure what could hidden
behind it. What will you do?
#7 - Silent Kill
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], a place that brings to mind the interior of a
spacious mansion, and continue on towards a path like a wide corridor. As you
try to move down the corridor, you feel spiritual power before you. It as though a
Cursed Soul lies in wait. If you can conceal your presence and get close, and then
slay the creature with a single blow, you could proceed, but the danger is high.
Check Success → Recover 1d6 {Crest} Check Failure → Lose 2d6 {HP}
#8 - Crumbling Grounds
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], a place like a bridge made of massive stones.
As you examine it, you see that the stone bridge is cracked here and there, and
has a fragile appearance. If you were to move over it, you could make it across by
leaping over any crumbling portions... right?
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], which is a wide but singular road, blocked on
the left and the right by massive walls. As you travel down it, an assembly of
creatures drifts into view further up the road. As you peer at what’s coming, you
find it to be a vast horde of Cursed Souls! If you can hide yourself, or disguise your
own form, you should be able to pass by without being noticed... probably.
Check Success → No Effect Check Failure → Lose 1d6 {Crest} and {HP}
#10 - Strange Device
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], which resembles a mechanical room filled
with strange objects and devices. Looking around, you find a device that seems as
though it may have some kind of spiritual effect... so will you try to figure out how
to activate it? Or proceed onwards?
Check Success → Recover 1d6 {Crest} Check Failure → Lose 1d6 {Crest}
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], a haphazard place with junk piled all around.
Following the path through the junk, you find that some of it seems as though
they were once rare items infused with spirit energy. There might be some things
left that could be put to use. Will you try searching?
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], a place that gives off a mysterious air, where
large stones carved all over with strange symbols jut out of the ground. If you
were able to comprehend the symbols, you could perhaps trigger some kind of
reaction. So will you try to figure them out?
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], a dense forest filled with pure spirit energy
that is nothing like that of a Cursed Soul. In the depths of that forest appears a
mystical spirit beast with a magnificent horn. Somehow or another, it seems as
though you’ve met with a tochigami. Will you try to ingratiate yourself with it,
and hear its story?
Check Success → Recover 2d6 {Crest} Check Failure → Lose 2d6 {Crest}
#14 - A God’s Blessing
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], which seems like a large cavern that is
protected by a pure barrier. As you head further in, you find a large number of
good Mononoke. As they haven’t become Cursed Souls, it would be better to take
charge and explain the situation, for now.
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], which resembles a magnificent shrine filled
with pure spirit energy that is nothing like that of a Cursed Soul. At the center of
that shrine appears a mystic spirit beast with a jeweled eye. Somehow or another,
it seems as though you’ve met with a tochigami. However, the tochigami’s mood
seems rather sour, due to some incident.
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], and find a massive corridor big enough that
it feels as though a giant could pass through it unhindered. As you start forward,
suddenly, a strange feeling of unease washes over you. It seems as though you
are caught up in something strange. It doesn’t seem as though there’s anything
here, but just in case, will you search around? Or will you hurry onwards?
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], and a rather beautiful landscape spreads out
before you. It could only be one of the places that reside deep in the Nushi that
created this [Sanctum]’s heart. It doesn’t seem as though there’s anything here,
but just in case, will you search around? Or will you hurry onwards?
[Avoid]: Yes
Perform [Sense] for the [Distortion] the GM has prepared ahead of time, and then
resolve either [Mend] or [Destroy] (as per the base book rules).
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], which looks like the roof of a palace or large
mansion. As you quietly make your way through to the next path, are able to hear
voices coming from below your feet. It seems as though some Cursed Souls are
communicating. Will you try to listen in?
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], where a single, eerie road winds its way
through a strange landscape. It appears as though it is a path that passes through
another dimension. What will you do? Will you follow the path?
#21 - Battle
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], which proves to be an excessively wide space.
Sensing something in the center of the area, you hide and take a look. When you
do, you find what seem to be hostile beings. Will you fight them here? Or will you
try to sneak around?
[Avoid]: Yes
[Confront]: [Combat] with [NPCs] the GM designates. The players [Install] their
PCs into any of the following squares: A6, A7, A8, B6, B7, B8. The GM [Installs]
their designated NPCs into any square.
Narration - You arrive in the [Area], and within the hateful nemesis you all have
been pursuing this whole time lies in wait. Taking your Regalia in hand, your body
erupting with spirit energy... is now the time to fight the final battle?
[Avoid]: Yes
[Confront]: [Combat] with [NPCs] the GM designates. The players [Install] their
PCs into any of the following squares: A6, A7, A8, B6, B7, B8. The GM [Installs]
their designated NPCs into any square.
Check Success → [Sanctum Purge]
Check Failure → The session ends
ends, and then the episode ends
(TL Note: For the purposes of Battle and Final Battle, You don’t necessarily need to have a
hard coded grid. Instead, simply set up a simple battle map ahead of time, with the players
characters having a specific 2x3 box they can start in.)
(TL Note 2: Sanctum Events are supposed to be rapidfire. They require everyone to help, but
the checks themselves are generally low enough that even a godhunter with a 1 in the stat
has a chance to make them, without any aid. If your players are worried or complain about
how all of them need to make a check, inform them of this, and that distortion items such as
the Psychic Camera also apply to their checks within a sanctum. Other bonus’ include cover
bonus’, Gear bonus’, Talent bonus’, and many more. On top of this, PC’s that pass the checks
are allowed to aid ones that failed by giving 1 to 3 points from their result to another player,
except in the case of a distortion which works as normal. There is very little danger of failing
a sanctum check for a properly prepared party, and as such they can proceed with some
level of ease.)
GM Section: Boss Talents
Art Adaptation
Timing Constant Range User
Humanoid Mononoke
Amanojaku Class: Humanoid Lvl: 1 (1)
Size 2 Reaction Mercurial
Wits High ID 7
Senses Normal Weakness [Light] [Toxin]
Speech Yes Movement Walk
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 2 2 5 4 3
6 (4) 40 1 0
Fixed Value 9 9 12 11 10
[Weapon Attack]: Magical Attack / 7 Sq. / 1# / Cancel
- 2d6+9 magical damage.
«Distance Manipulation»: Prep / User
- The target increases the [Range] of their [Attack Actions] by 4 Sq. (if Engaged, then move 4 Sq.; if Combat Zone, change effect to +1d6 to
damage).
«Element Magic I»: Magical Attack / 7 Sq. / 1# / Cancel
- [Element: Phantom] 2d6+9 magical damage. 1/Round
Materials (2d6)
2~6: None
7+: Fragment of Truth/Will+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
Description
A Mononoke about one meter tall, with a bump akin to a horn on its head. It is skilled at reading the human heart, and tempts its victims into
becoming obsessed with their darker natures, ultimately causing them to be transformed into the same being as itself, an amanojaku. They thrive
on the negative emotions created from the conflict surrounding them, and it is that very nature that often sees them becoming servants for
Aramitama.
(TL Note: The previous mononoke formatting was, for lack of a better term,
rough, so we refromatted it to be a little bit easier on the eyes.
Fishman x5 Class: Humanoid Lvl: 2 (1)
Size 2 Reaction Mercurial
Wits High ID 10
Senses Heat Weakness [Fire] [Toxin]
Speech Yes Movement Walk • Swim
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 6 4 1 4 2
8 (5) 46 2 0
Fixed Value 13 11 8 11 9
[Weapon Attack]: Melee Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Spear] 2d6+14 physical damage.
«Siege Formation»: Start / Combat Zone / Combat Zone
- “x#” Mononoke within [Range] gain +2 to {Accuracy} checks.
«Fishmen Strike»: Physical Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Hammer] 2d6+14 physical damage, and this enemy may force targets that took at least 1 point of damage to move 1 Sq. ignoring
[Engagements].
Materials (2d6)
0~6: None
7~10: Glistening Scales/Armor+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
11+: Spiney Fin/HP+6: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
A Mononoke with the appearance of a humanoid fish, having the head of one, plus scaley arms and legs. They can interbreed with humans, and
while as a hatchling they appear like a human, gradually as they grow into an adult they make a total metamorphosis into their original form, and
after that, they return to the seas. Although their appearance imitates humans, they are overwhelmingly powerful when in groups, and in
particular they are highly dangerous when in water.
Description
A magical girl who has grown spiritual through the accumulation of battle experience. Although they now see the world for what it is, they
continue to fight for a wish they cannot give up, or for people they must protect. Though they try to avoid pointless battles, they will not hesitate
to bring their power to bear when they uncover evil.
Ippon Datara Class: Humanoid Lvl: 6 (2)
Size 3 Reaction Neutral
Wits High ID 15
Senses Magic Weakness [Magnet] [Phantom]
Speech Yes Movement Walk
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 10 2 10 7 3
14 (7) 89 10 5
Fixed Value 17 9 17 14 10
[Weapon Attack]: Physical Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Hammer] 4d6+19 physical damage.
«Iron Mallet Strike»: Physical Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Hammer] 3d6+24 physical damage, and this enemy may force targets that took at least 1 point of damage to move up to 2 Sq. ignoring
[Engagements].
«Throw Stone»: Magical Attack / 7 Sq. / 1# / Halves
- 2d6+15 magical damage. 1/Round.
«Counter»: Defense / User / No Evasion
- Use On {Evasion} Check. The {Evasion} check automatically fails, but [Range: Engaged / Target: 1#] takes [Form: Hammer] 3d6+24 physical
damage.
Materials (2d6)
2~10: Giant Eyelid/Intellect+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
11+: Rare Ore/Armor+3: 1,500G (Potency: 3)
Description
A Mononoke that gained power when a Shard came to reside in an ore or gemstone and gathered spirit energy. A giant with one eye and one leg,
it has the power to freely control metals. It is worshiped by mountain people, and while it does not actively hurt people, neither does it give mercy
to those who violate its dominion.
Description
A pair of giant Mononoke, where one has extremely long arms and the other has extremely long legs. They act as a pair, and are believed to sink
ships and assault then eat humans using their long limbs like whips. They are spoken of as a type of demon, but in some regions they serve as
messengers for the gods.
Raihousha Class: Humanoid Lvl: 11 (3)
Size 2 Reaction Mercurial
Wits Clever ID 25
Senses Normal Weakness None
Speech Yes Movement Walk
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 2 17 17 5 4
23 (10) 89 9 0
Fixed Value 9 24 24 12 11
[Weapon Attack]: Magical Attack / 7 Sq. / 1# / Cancel
- 2d6+36 magical damage. [Additional Effect]: Gain +10d6 to the [Damage] of an [Attack Action]. 1/Session.
«Attack Magic III»: Magical Attack / Combat Zone / Area / Halves
- 4d6+40 magical damage. 2/Round.
«Barrier Interference»: Defense / 7 Sq. / 1#
- The target exchanges [Barrier] values with the user.
«Spell Annulment»: Unique / Combat Zone / 1#
- Cancel the [Magical Attack] the target is making.
«Three Eyes»: Constant / User
- During the target’s [Turn], it gains +1 [Timing: Attac]. Also, it always has [Remove: Darkness • Fallen].
Materials (2d6)
2~8: Otherworldly Metal/MD+3: 1,500G (Potency: 3)
9+: Third Eye Gem/Null Darkness: 2,000G (Potency: 4)
Description
A being capable of using a rudimentary kind of spirit energy, and an extremely rare type of Marebito from another world, lost in this one. It has
a sensory organ like a jewel on its forehead. It cannot use Spirit Burn, but its can temporarily make its spirit energy explode, using latent traits
different from the ones of this world.
Description
An oni lord who once ruled over the Kingdom of Kibi. In a conflict with Yamato, Kibitsuhiko-no-Mikoto destroyed Ura, who then sealed his bones
within a shrine. The bones were lost during Purgatory Night, and twelve years later, after a certain island in the Seto Sea was purchased,
something calling themselves Ura erected a massive Sanctum there. While the goal of this Ura is unknown at present, the factions are keeping a
close eye on the situation.
Beast Mononoke
Materials (2d6)
2~5: None
6~9: Soft Ears/Intellect+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
10+: Round Tail/Luck+2: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
A rat Mononoke that under the influence of a Shard has grown to be around 60cm long. They’re very greedy, and seek to fill their appetites by
following where their instinct takes them. Their natures are virtually unchanged from normal rats, but because they are infused with the concept
of “rats ruin buildings by gnawing them down,” they pose a serious threat to everything nearby when they band together, so it’s important to deal
with them quickly.
Okuri-Inu Class: Beast Lvl: 2 (1)
Size 3 Reaction Mercurial
Wits High ID 13
Senses Magic Weakness [Cold] [Toxin]
Speech Yes Movement Walk
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 7 5 5 1 4
13 (6) 44 2 2
Fixed Value 14 12 12 8 11
[Weapon Attack]: Physical Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Spear] 2d6+13 physical damage. [Additional Effect]: Change an [Attack Action] to a [Special Attack], 1/Combat.
«Demon Dog Strike»: Physical Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Spear] 2d6+14 physical damage. Targets that fail their [Reaction Check] take [Shift: Fallen].
«Seventh Fall Curse»: Unique / 5 Sq. / 1#
- The target gains +1 to the result of their [Check]. 1/Round.
«Defense Barrier I»: Unique / 7 Sq. / 1#
- The target gains +5 [Barrier]. 1/Round.
Materials (2d6)
2~8: Sharp Fang/PD+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
9+: Dog Hide/Barrier+2: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
A type of Mononoke that came to be when a Shard found its way inside of a dog. Evil Okuri-inu follow behind humans, then assail them and
devour their souls. However, there also exist those that are friendly and help humans, or serve Divine Souls. When they live a long time, they begin
to wear accessories over their bodies, and gain more spirit energy in proportion to how much they wear.
Materials (2d6)
2~5: None
6~9: Toad Oil/Armor+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
10+: Elastic Tongue/Strength+2: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
A type of giant toad Mononoke that reaches three meters in height. They are beings that acquire spirit energy when a Shard comes to reside in a
frog that has lived for hundreds of years. They breathe out a fog that shimmers like a rainbow, and those who come into contact with it have their
thoughts grow hazy. They excrete a sacramental mucus from their skin, and by basking in that mucus, they halve the effects of certain weapons.
Hihi Class: Beast Lvl: 4 (1)
Size 3 Reaction Hostile
Wits Clever ID 14
Senses Heat Weakness [Fire] [Toxin]
Speech Yes Movement Walk
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 10 9 2 1 3
15 (7) 64 5 2
Fixed Value 17 16 9 8 10
[Weapon Attack]: Physical Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Sword] 4d6+16 physical damage. [Additional Effect]: Change the [Target] of an [Attack Action] to [Area], 1/Combat.
«Wind and Clouds»: Start / User
- The target [Installs] up to 7 Sq. away. 1/Combat.
«Demon Strike I»: Physical Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Axe] 3d6+17 physical damage. Targets that fail their [Reaction Check] take [Shift: Fallen].
«Beast’s Instinct»: Defense / User
- Use On {Evasion} Check. The target gains +2 to its {Evasion} check. 1/Round.
Materials (2d6)
2~8: Hihi’s Upper Lip/Intellect+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
9+: Hihi’s Jawbone/Strength+2: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
A type of Mononoke that appears as a giant monkey roughly three meters tall. It came to being when a Shard entered an aged monkey, and it
has the propensity to target feminine souls, which it favors. In addition to having high intellect, it has mystic power enough to easily tear apart
humans, as well as being able to control the wind and the clouds, and it often ensnares people in wicked schemes.
Description
A being where an old bear transformed into a Mononoke. Reaching ten meters in length, it has resilience and strength suitable for such a massive
body. As they possess both a certain degree of intelligence and agility that belies its size, even Godhunters find these creatures to be difficult foes.
Mizuchi Class: Beast Lvl: 11 (3)
Size 5 Reaction Mercurial
Wits Normal ID 21
Senses Magic Weakness [Fire] [Shock]
Speech Yes Movement Walk • Swim
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 18 6 3 15 4
26 (11) 153 15 14
Fixed Value 25 13 10 22 11
[Weapon Attack]: Physical Attack / Charge 4 Sq. / 1#
- [Form: Axe] 6d6+40 physical damage.
«Mizuchi’s Poisoned Fangs»: Physical Attack / Engaged / Area
- [Form: Sword] 3d6+40 physical damage. If the target takes at least 1 point of damage from this attack, they also take [Shift: Poison].
«Evil Eye»: Unique / 10 Sq. / 1#
- Use when the target declares a Talent. Cancel the effect of one non-[Timing: Constant] Talent the target used.
«Clan of the Great Snake God»: Constant / User
- During the target’s [Turn], gain x1 [Timing: Attack]. Additionally, the target changes [Element: Cold] [Damage] received to 0, and ignores other
effects.
Materials (2d6)
2~9: Mizuchi’s Scales/Speed+1: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
10+: Mizuchi’s Heart/Null Poison: 3,000G (Potency: 5)
Description
A snake Mononoke that grew massive and ageless by absorbing the energy from a leyline in a body of water. Its entire body is covered in scales
like steel, and venom drips from its claws, which are like spear heads. It is believed that this Mononoke desires strength enough to become a
dragon, and will enact severe retribution on those who try to invade the leyline where it lives.
Description
A wolf god about one meter long with a pale coat, it lives together with its clan within an expansive spirit barrier in the deep mountains. Although
it dislikes humans due to past circumstances, it’s rumored that at times it will appear before certain humans, and offer them its blessing in
exchange for undertaking certain hardships.
Insectoid Mononoke
Materials (2d6)
2~5: None
6~9: Long Red Tongue/HP+3: 500G (Potency: 1)
10+: Enlongated Claws/Strength+2: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
A Mononoke created when stagnant spirit energy, accumulating in a dark, dank, filthy place, seeped into an insect that normally can be found at
such places. Taking a human form roughly a meter in height with chopped hair and red skin, it naturally tries to spread its filth by licking targets
with its long tongue.
Polterbugs x100 Class: Insectoid Lvl: 3 (1)
Size 0 Reaction Hostile
Wits Low ID 11
Senses Normal Weakness [Fire] [Shock]
Speech No Movement Walk • Fly
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 7 3 1 2 1
9 (5) 43 0 0
Fixed Value 14 10 8 9 8
[Weapon Attack]: Physical Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Spear] 1d6+13 physical damage.
«Envelop»: Physical Attack / Engaged / Area
- [Form: Spear] 2d6+13 physical damage. 1/Round.
«Plague Carrier»: Unique / 7 Sq. / 1#
- Use On Active Check. If the target’s first [Attack Action] deals at least 1 point of damage, the target takes [Shift: Poison].
«Like Fog»: End / User
- The target [Recovers] 10 {HP}.
Materials (2d6)
2~5: None
6~9: Polterbug Wings/MD+1 500G (Potency: 1)
10+: Enmity Crystal/Bestow Toxin: 1,500G (Potency: 3)
Description
Insect Mononoke born from the souls of animals or people who died while gripped in bitter resentment. Many are referred to by the type of soul
that created them, such as the jougen-mushi, the okiku-mushi, or the Heike crab. They are commonly believed to be the source of plagues and
droughts, but there are those who, following the dying wish of the soul that created them, become guardian deities.
Description
What used to be a human, then had a special Shard embedded inside of them by a dark faction, morphing them into a twisted Mononoke.
Because it was originally an Innocent unused to having a Shard, the finished product isn’t very powerful. However, it often serves an even stronger
Mononoke or an Aramitama. They have lost their original personality, but in extremely rare cases, there are some that regain their
self-awareness.
Tomoebotaru Class: Insectoid Lvl: 5 (1)
Size 2 Reaction Mercurial
Wits High ID 17
Senses Heat Weakness [Cold] [Wind]
Speech Yes Movement Walk • Fly
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 8 1 10 11 2
16 (7) 67 2 1
Fixed Value 15 8 17 18 9
[Weapon Attack]: Magical Attack / 7 Sq. / 1# / Cancel
- 2d6+21 magical damage. [Additional Effect]: Change the [Target] of an [Attack Action] to [Area]. 1/Combat.
«Agony Attack»: Physical Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Spear] 2d6+13 physical damage. Targets that take at least 1 point of this damage gain [Shift: Pain].
«Element Magic II»: Magical Attack / 4 Sq. / 3# / Cancel
- [Element: Light] 2d6+26 magical damage. 1/Round.
«Entrancing Light»: Unique / 7 Sq. / 1#
- The target reduces the result of their active check by 2. 1/Round.
Materials (2d6)
2~9: Tomoe Crested Wings/Barrier+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
10+: Incandescent Organ/Bestow Light: 1,500G (Potency: 3)
Description
A being that was born when the soul of a human entered a firefly and became a Mononoke. Its name comes from the pattern on its body that
resembles two magatama jewels opposite each other. Its nature is to change into a human, then act as live bait to kidnap other humans and take
them to feed their carnivorous larva. However, there are examples where, drawing upon the memories of the soul within them, they will live in
harmony with humans.
Description
A Mononoke born from a cockroach getting a Shard. Their quickness, tenacity, and propensity to breed quickly make them a nuisance, much like
humans. They are surprisingly intelligent and adaptible, and underestimating them as mere insects will only end in pain.
Jorogumo Class: Insectoid Lvl: 9 (2)
Size 3 Reaction Mercurial
Wits Clever ID 22
Senses Magic Weakness [Wind] [Light]
Speech Yes Movement Walk • Swim
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 15 14 4 3 2
20 (9) 91 6 7
Fixed Value 22 21 11 10 9
[Weapon Attack]: Melee Attack / 2 Sq. / 1#
- [Form: Spear] 4d6+35 Physical damage. [Additional Effect]: Change an [Attack Action] to [Target: Area]. 1/Round.
«Restraint II»: Physical Attack / 7 Sq. / 2#
- [Form: Ranged] 4d6+26 physical damage. Targets that fail their reactive check gain -3 to {Initiative} until [Timing: End]. This effect can stack (Up
to a maximum of -9).
«Neurotoxin»: Unique / 7 Sq. / 1#
- Use on {Accuracy} Check. If the target takes at least 1 point of damage from a [Physical Attack], they gain [Shift: Pain]. 1/Round.
«Eight legs, Eight Feet»: Constant / User
- During the targets [Turn], gain x1 [Timing: Attack].
Materials (2d6)
2~9: Heavy Duty Thread/MD+3: 1500G (Potency: 3)
9+: Crimson Eye/Halve Toxin: 2000G (Potency: 4)
Description
After several years of dwelling in a spirit energy-rich enviroment, this spider developed a massive shard and became a powerful entity. They
typically take a female form, and are referred to as such, but there exists both male and female Jorogumo.They have a cruel but compassionate
nature, Sometimes lending their spiritual power to those that they like.
Description
A Mononoke with an appearance like a massive caterpillar exceeding thirty meters in length, with tentacles sprouting from its body. It moves by
burrowing through the ground, and has the ability to cause earthquakes by influencing leylines. It also seems to exhibit a powerful ability to
influence minds. Although fire has little effect on it, it doesn’t do well in large bodies of water, and there’s been cases where on was sealed in a
lake or on a solitary island. From its shape and personality, some wonder whether it isn’t a nozuchi that has reached adulthood.
Plant Mononoke
Materials (2d6)
2~7: None
8~10: Small Clothes/Luck+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
11+: Holy Tree Acorn / HP+6: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
Small, humanoid Mononoke that are born from the rocks, trees, and flowers of verdant lands that have been steeped over many years in the spirit
energy of powerful leylines. They move quickly to avoid being seen by humans, something they hate, and live quietly inside of Sanctums they’ve
set up in deep mountainous regions. They are generally considered to be harmless, but they deal with those who break promises, or those who try
to invade their territory, harshly.
Azukiarai Class: Plant Lvl: 3 (1)
Size 1 Reaction Neutral
Wits Normal ID 11
Senses Magic Weakness [Fire] [Shock]
Speech Yes Movement Walk
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 7 6 2 1 2
5 (4) 40 0 2
Fixed Value 14 13 9 8 9
[Weapon Attack]: Ranged Attack / 5 Sq. / 1#
- [Form: Ranged] 2d6+13 physical damage.
«Strange Noise»: Start / User
- The target [Halves] magical damage they take.
«Rampage I»: Physical Attack / Engaged / Area
- [Form: Hammer] 2d6+13 physical damage. 1/Round.
«Cover»: Defense / Engaged / 1#
- Use On Damage Reduction. The user receives the [Damage] in place of the target (treat as though {Resist} check had failed). This Talent has no
effect on [Area - Combat Zone] [Attack Actions].
Materials (2d6)
2~8: Tree Fruit Set/Will+4: 500G (Potency: 1)
9+: Sacred Tree Sapling/EVA+1: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
Azukiarai, or bean washers, are creatures formed when a soul fuses with the spirit of a plant and becomes a Mononoke. They are commonly
found watching over and tending to the vegetation of holy mountains, wearing the form of an animal or a child. When humans approach, they
warn them away by making a noise using whatever seeds or fruit they have on hand, but they got their name because that noise always sounds
like someone washing azuki beans. Azukiarai have simple, mild natures, but if it’s to protect someone, they won’t hesitate to step up.
Materials (2d6)
Auto: Pure Mulberry Branch/Luck+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
2~10: Small Kimono/Barrier+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
11+: Pure White Mayudama/INS+1: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
Oshirasama is a wooden doll worshiped as a god, which has become a Mononoke. It often appears as a wooden doll roughly 30cm tall, wearing a
kimono. It is a guardian god of human habitations, such as homes or farmlands, and enjoys playing with small children. Generally speaking, it is a
friendly being with a peaceful personality, but it’s also believed to inflict harsh curses upon those who commit taboos.
Mitousama x5 Class: Plant Lvl: 5 (1)
Size 2 Reaction Mercurial
Wits Clever ID 17
Senses Magic Weakness [Shock] [Light]
Speech Yes Movement Walk • Fly
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 9 1 10 3 5
16 (7) 71 1 7
Fixed Value 16 8 17 10 12
[Weapon Attack]: Melee Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Sword] 2d6+17 physical damage. [Additional Effect]: Change the [Target] of an [Attack Action] to [Area]. 1/Combat.
«Optic Armament»: Magical Attack / 4 Sq. / 3# / Cancel
- [Element: Light] 2d6+26 magical damage. 1/Round.
«Gravity Barrier»: Unique / 7 Sq. / 1#
- The target gains +10 [Armor]. 1/Round.
«Being From the Stars»: Constant / User
- The target changes [Element: Phantom] [Damage] received to 0, and ignores other effects.
Materials (2d6)
2~11: Mystery Metal Fragment/MD+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
12+: Metallic Coin/Halve Phantom: 2,000G (Potency: 4)
Description
A Mononoke that lives in caves deep in the mountains, or in mines, and resembles a huge crustacean with six legs and wings growing out of its
back. It has a mushroom-like cap on its head, and from that and its ecology it is believed to be akin to a fungus. Despite that, it has unusually high
levels of intelligence. It has a fixation with just digging certain ores out of holes in the ground, and basically avoids contact with humans. However,
there are rare cases where one will form a symbiotic relationship with people, and in some areas they are even worshiped as gods of mines.
Description
The uefukazu-no-mikoto is a Mononoke that was once a torii gate which guarded the entrance to a holy site built over a massive leyline. Together
with komainu and other such creatures, it plays a role in rejecting those evil creatures that try to approach, or those who is does not recognize as
its master. It’s almost unheard of that a uefukazu-no-mikoto will move from its role as a gatekeeper, but there have been reports of some being
active on their own will when the site they are guarding is destroyed, or when they are abandoned.
Tsubaki Tennyo Class: Plant Lvl: 10 (2)
Size 2 Reaction Neutral
Wits Clever ID 14
Senses Domain Weakness [Fire] [Toxin]
Speech Yes Movement Walk
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 16 14 5 4 6
19 (8) 92 5 11
Fixed Value 23 21 12 11 13
[Weapon Attack]: Melee Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Sword] 2d6+35 physical damage. [Additional Effect]: Change the [Target] of an [Attack Action] to [Area].
1/Round.
«Fallen Camellia»: Physical Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Sword / Element: Wind] 2d6+67 physical damage. 1/Round.
«Breath of the Earth»: Defense / 7 Sq. / 1#
- The target always has [Remove: Darkness • Poison • Pain • Paralysis].
«Thousand Year Camellia»: Constant / User
- During the target’s [Turn], it gains +1 [Timing: Attack]. Also, the target may change [Physical Damage] into [Magical Damage],
1/Round.
Materials (2d6)
2~4: Old Wooden Dagger/Agility+4: 2,000G (Potency: 4)
5~9: Crimson Petals/HP+9: 1,500G (Potency: 3)
10+: Camellia Hairpin/Barrier+4: 2,0000 (Potency: 4)
Description
A being where a giant tree above a leyline in the deep mountains, or else the mountain itself, becomes a Mononoke. As it appears in the form of
an incomparably beautiful woman adorned in a crimson feathered robe, the Mononoke is called a Tsubaki Tennyo, or Heavenly Woman of
Camellias. Because it rarely leaves its territory, eyewitness accounts are rare. However, there are legends saying that the Tsubaki Tennyo has had,
in the past, relations with humans, leaving behind descendants.
Description
A giant sapling tree that lived in the land of Divine Souls, Takahara, which was believed to exist in the skies over Japan. The tree itself is essentially
an enormous cluster of spirit energy, able to become a leyline itself just by snaking its roots through the ground. Just one of its seeds is worth a
thousand gold, but the Mononoke born from the tree’s leyline have settled around it, so just getting close is extremely hazardous.
Mechanical Mononoke
Materials (2d6)
2~5: None
6~9: Ether Thread Embroidery/Barrier+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
10+: Shikigami Cloth/Evasion+1: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
A type of shikigami created as sacred cloth. It looks like an unrolled roll of cloth ten meters long, with a pair of small, spindly arms extending from
it. It uses cloth that incorporates command expressions, and so is able to carry out simple tasks on its own, like attacking someone or cleaning
something. As they are originally constructed from a material adapted to spirit energy, they will sometimes develop self-awareness when
influenced by a Shard.
Rokurokubi Class: Mechanical Lvl: 3 (1)
Size 3 Reaction Mercurial
Wits High ID 9
Senses Normal Weakness [Shock] [Magnet]
Speech Yes Movement Walk
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 8 4 2 9 3
11 (6) 48 5 3
Fixed Value 15 11 9 16 10
[Weapon Attack]: Physical Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Hammer] 3d6+14 physical damage. [Additional Effect]: Make 1x [Weapon Attack] after [Damage Calculation]. 1/Combat.
«Distance Manipulation»: Prep / User
- The target increases the [Range] of their [Attack Actions] by 4 Sq. (if Engaged, then move 4 Sq.; if Combat Zone, change effect to
+1d6 to damage).
«Headbutt»: Physical Attack / 2 Sq. / 1#
- [Form: Hammer] 2d6+14 physical damage. The user may force targets that failed their [Reactive Check] to [Install] into a square 1
Sq. away.
«Visual Confusion»: Unique / 7 Sq. / 1#
- The target takes -2 to their {Evasion} check. 1/Round.
Materials (2d6)
2~9: Broken Device/Intellect+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
10+: Base Fragment/ACC+1: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
A Mononoke that came to be when a soul and a Shard came to dwell in a rope or chain used to hang objects, or even the pulley over old-style
wells. They can assume human form, and there are even some who can live a normal life, thinking of themselves as human. Basically, they don’t
tend to mean any harm, but depending on what they were used for, or who they were used by, they may be driven into a rage.
Description
A Mononoke created when the strong emotions of people lingering in electronic devices and on the net gained a Shard and became real. That
entity reconfigured itself into a program, one which can now only blindly seek to act on the emotion it was born from. On the other hand, there is
no end to the rumors that say that the advancement of technology has led to Sprites that are almost the same as humans.
Oboroguruma Class: Mechanical Lvl: 4 (1)
Size 3 Reaction Mercurial
Wits Normal ID 17
Senses Magic Weakness [Shock] [Magnet]
Speech Yes Movement Walk
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 9 10 1 2 3
16 (17) 54 5 3
Fixed Value 16 17 8 9 10
[Weapon Attack]: Ranged Attack / Charge 4 Sq. / 1#
- [Form: Ranged] 4d6+16 physical damage. [Additional Effect]: Change the [Range] of an [Attack Action] to [Charge 10 Sq.]
1/Combat.
«Hell Tuning»: Start / User
- The target gains +2d6 to {Initiative}. 1/Combat.
«Monster Machine»: Physical Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Hammer] 3d6+16 physical damage. The user may force targets that failed their [Reactive Check] to [Install] 1 Sq. away.
«Partner of Steel»: Unique / Combat Zone / 1#
- Use when the target declares a [Move Action]. The target may make a [Ranged Attack - Magical Attack] after making a [Combat
Move].
Materials (2d6)
2~9: Broken Break/Initiative+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
10+: Iron Soul/Speed+1: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
A Mononoke that was born when a Shard found its way into a vehicle. Though in times past the Oboroguruma was seen as a huge face affixed to
an oxcart, in recent days a variety of other vehicles have been seen, such as cars, motorcycles, and even tanks and trains. As a mass of iron big
enough to carry people, it poses a threat just by charging around.
Description
Forged with Fool’s Gold, and for many years existing only to destroy evil gods, this Regalia created by humans is a shadow of what it once was.
Having lost the one who wielded it, in order to grant its wielder’s final wish, or to fulfill the meaning of its existence, it will not stop until it is
destroyed by other beings like it.
Funadama Class: Mechanical Lvl: 10 (2)
Size 5 Reaction Mercurial
Wits High ID 22
Senses Magic Weakness [Fire] [Magnet]
Speech Yes Movement Walk • Fly • Swim
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 4 2 15 15 7
16 (7) 127 25 20
Fixed Value 11 9 22 22 14
[Weapon Attack]: Magical Attack / 7 Sq. / 1# / Cancel
- 5d6+34 magical damage. [Additional Effect]: [Halve] the [Armor] or [Barrier] of an [Attack Action]’s [Target]. 1/Round.
«Battlefield Ocean»: Start / Combat Zone / Combat Zone
- For the rest of the combat, the target is [Submerged].
«Bombardment»: Magical Attack / Combat Zone / Area / Halves
- [Element: Light] 2d6+34 magical damage. 2/Round.
«Summon Fleet»: Constant / User
- During the target’s [Turn], it gains +1 [Timing: Attack]. Also, 1/Session, it may change the [Range/Target] of an [Attack Action] to
[Combat Zone].
Materials (2d6)
2~5: Sharp Fang/PD+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
6~9: Sacred Tree Fruit/HP+3: 500G (Potency: 1)
10+: Squirrel Pelt/Luck+2: 1000G (Potency: 2)
Description
A Mononoke born when a Shard enters an object believed to house a spirit. In this case it has entered the spirit of a pirate ship, warship or
another large vessel used for battle, whose passengers prayed to it for safety. Becoming a Mononoke due to the feelings surrounding its sinking or
decommissioning, even after its “death” it still attempts to fulfill it mission. It can create a nostalgic ocean inside of its spirit barrier using its own
spirit energy, and fly through its waters or in the skies above. Even so, its soul is rotting away, and it is slowly changing into an undead Mononoke.
Description
A legendary giant from ancient times, whose footprints still dot the land. As it is constructed using a metal of unknown origin, there are various
theories regarding its origins floating around, from being the legacy of a super-ancient civilization, to being something from another world or a
distant future. Today, the giant is still and silent, and it is rumored that it sleeps, awaiting the arrival of a certain person
Undead Mononoke
Materials (2d6)
2~7: None
8+: Memory Jewel/Will+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
Description
Onibi (“oni light”) are the accumulated bits of spirit energy that disperses when a human turns into ectoplasm. They typically look like small motes
of floating blue fire. This particular type can also be called inka, or “shadow fire,” as they are influenced by the negative emotions felt at the
instant of ectoplasmification. They attack other humans while trying to return to their original soul, and can be controlled by an Aramitama who
possesses it. Also note that even if the Onibi is destroyed, the original ectoplasmic body is not affected in any way.
Guardian Spirit Class: Undead Lvl: 2 (1)
Size 2 Reaction Mercurial
Wits Normal ID 6
Senses Magic Weakness [Fire] [Light]
Speech Yes Movement Walk • Fly
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 7 2 4 5 4
9 (5) 42 2 3
Fixed Value 14 9 11 12 11
[Weapon Attack]: Melee Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Spear] 2d6+9 physical damage.
«Shackles of Karma»: Physical Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Hammer / Element: Magnet] 2d6+16 physical damage. 1/Round.
«Cover»: Defense / Engaged / 1#
- Use On Damage Reduction. The user takes the damage that the target would have received ({Resist} checks automatically become
failures). <<Cover>> has no effect on [Target: Area - Combat Zone] [Attack Actions].
«Defense Barrier I»: Unique / 7 Sq. / 1#
- The target gains +5 [Barrier]. 1/Round.
Materials (2d6)
2~5: None
6~9: Inheritance/Barrier+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
8+: Heirloom/Luck+2: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
Guardian Spirits materialize when the ancient memories dwelling among souls gains a Shard. They primarily appear in the form of an ancestor or
former bearer of a soul, and then guard over a home or individual. As the residual memories they are formed out of are not themselves a whole
person, often the social norms and what the spirit itself fixates on can stretch over countless generations, leading them to go from one extreme to
the next.
Materials (2d6)
2~5: Corpse Beast Hide/Strength+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
6~9: Corpse Beast Claw/PD+2: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
10+: Corpse Beast Mane/Luck+2: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
A Mononoke created by taking the best parts from a variety of dead animals, then joining them haphazardly together using magic. Although
called a lion, other than having the form of a large four-legged beast, it bears almost no resemblance to a lion. The strike that ignores all physical
limitation that it can unleash from its huge body has power enough to not be taken lightly.
Hell Soldiers x5 Class: Undead Lvl: 6 (2)
Size 2 Reaction Mercurial
Wits Normal ID 17
Senses Heat Weakness [Fire] [Light]
Speech No Movement Walk
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 11 2 7 9 4
17 (8) 76 7 4
Fixed Value 18 9 14 16 11
[Weapon Attack]: Melee Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Spear] 2d6+20 physical damage. [Additional Effect]: Change the [Target] of an [Attack Action] to [2#]. 1/Combat.
«Charge!»: Start / Combat Zone / Combat Zone
- “x#” Mononoke within [Range] can move up to 7 Sq.
«Elemental Attack II»: Physical Attack / 2 Sq. / 1#
- [Form: Spear / Element: Cold] 2d6+42 physical damage. 1/Round.
«Army of Darkness»: Constant / User
- For each Mononoke with the same name that is [Engaged] with the target (including the target themselves), the target gains +1
to {Accuracy} checks, and +3 to physical damage. Also, the target [Halves] physical damage that is [Rank: 1 (1d6)] or less.
Materials (2d6)
2~10: Hellspear Head/PD+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
8+: Hellspear Tassel/INIT+2: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
Oni that live in Yomi, the land of the dead in Japanese mythology. It’s believed that they were the ones to loose Izanami on Izanagi in order to trap
him. While they are not especially intelligent, they always show coordinated movement while in groups.
Description
A being made up of seven different humans skilled in the use of spirit energy that became ghosts and then clustered together. To clear away their
own grief, they assault those with greater spirit energy than their own as a group, then sacrifice the weakest of themselves while growing
stronger.
Yomotsu-shikome Class: Undead Lvl: 10 (2)
Size 2 Reaction Mercurial
Wits High ID 24
Senses Magic Weakness [Light] [Phantom]
Speech Yes Movement Walk
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 4 2 15 15 7
26 (11) 91 7 4
Fixed Value 11 9 22 22 14
[Weapon Attack]: Magical Attack / 7 Sq. / 2# / Cancels
- 2d6+34 magical damage. [Additional Effect]: Change the [Range] of an [Attack Action] to [Combat Zone]. 1/Combat.
«Command II»: Start / Combat Zone / Combat Zone
- “x#” Mononoke within [Range] gain +6 {Initiative}.
«Dark Miasma»: Magical Attack / 7 Sq. / Area / Cancels
- [Element: Cold] 2d6+44 magical damage. 1/Round.
«Retreat»: End / User
- The target [Installs] into a square within [Range: 4 Sq.] 1/Combat.
«Dark Tracker»: Constant / User
- During the target’s [Turn], gains x1 [Timing: Attack]. Also, the target may make [Magical Attacks] after [Combat Moves].
Materials (2d6)
2~7: Mountain Grape Vine/INIT+2: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
8+: Tooth of a Comb/Null Darkness: 2,000G (Potency: 4)
Description
A demon woman believed to live in Yomi, the land of the dead, and said to be the materialization of the impurity of Yomi. There’s an old story
saying that the goddess Izanami ordered the Yomotsu-shikome to track down the god Izanagi as he tried to flee from Yomi. She is a fast runner,
with a greedy personality.
Description
An ancient, massive skeleton born from a massive amount of the regret of the dead who weren’t given a proper burial and left as-is. The
resentment that pervades it drives it to madness, and it brings death and destruction until everything around it is reduced to ashes.
Mythical Mononoke
Materials (2d6)
2~7: None
8~11: Azuki Bean Bag/MD+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
12+: Hand-Sewn Kimono/Luck+3: 1,500G (Potency: 3)
Description
A Mononoke with the form of a small child. It dwells in storehouses attached to people’s homes, and is thought to be a good being that grants
happiness and wealth to the residents of the home. However, it also has aspects of being a demon, as it will call misfortune upon the residents by
“leaving” the home where it lives. There have been rare cases where one has haunted an individual rather than a home, as well.
Mermaid Class: Mythical Lvl: 3 (1)
Size 2 Reaction Neutral
Wits High ID 8
Senses Magic Weakness [Fire] [Toxin]
Speech Yes Movement Walk • Swim
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 2 3 8 7 4
14 (7) 43 3 3
Fixed Value 9 10 15 14 11
[Weapon Attack]: Magical Attack / 5 Sq. / 1# / Cancels
- 2d6+14 magical damage.
«Born from Water»: Start / Combat Zone / 1#
- For the rest of the combat, the target gains [Move: Swim].
«Elemental Spell I»: Magical Attack / 4 Sq. / 1# / Cancels
- [Element: Cold] 2d6+14 magical damage. 1/Round.
«Blessing of Water»: Defense / 5 Sq. / 1#
- The target [Halves] [Element: Cold] damage they take.
«Element Nullify I»: Constant / User
- The target changes [Cold] damage it takes to 0, and ignores other effects.
Materials (2d6)
2~11: Mermaid Scales/Agility+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
12+: Mermaid Heart/Bestow Cold: 1,500G (Potency: 3)
Description
A being akin to a fairy born from the oceans and water. Its upper half is that of a person, and its lower half is that of a fish, but for short periods
of time it can assume the form of a human entirely. Its flesh is both poisonous and good for a variety of medicines, so it’s dangerous to handle it
unaware. Mermaids have a tragic history of being hunted, so the whole species tends to avoid contact with humans as much as possible.
Description
A crow-type Mononoke with a third leg, and a wingspan of one and a half meters. As a messenger of the gods, it has guided kings and heroes
alike since the days of old. It is likened to an incarnation of the sun, and repels evil with a sacred, golden light from its body. It adheres strongly to
promises and vows, and is said to inflict severe punishment upon those who break them.
Tochigami Class: Mythical Lvl: 5 (1)
Size 2 Reaction Neutral
Wits High ID 17
Senses Domain Weakness [Fire] [Toxin]
Speech Yes Movement Walk
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 3 2 11 10 6
20 (9) 87 7 5
Fixed Value 10 9 18 17 13
[Weapon Attack]: Magical Attack / 7 Sq. / 1# / Cancels
- [Form: Hammer] 6d6+41 physical damage.
«Leyline Avatar»: Start / Combat Zone / Combat Zone
- One time this round, each target may add or subtract 1 from the value of one die in their [Roll] (may not adjust above 6 or below
1; [Criticals] and [Fumbles] cannot be made to occur).
«Breath of Gods»: Magical Attack / Combat Zone / 2# / Halves
- [Element: Light] 2d6+27 magical damage. 1/Round.
«Divine Soul Authority»: Constant / User
- The target ignores all [Damage] and other effects taken from non-Awakened sources. Also, the target may inflict [Shift: Dead] on
“x#” it deals at least 1 point of damage to.
Materials (2d6)
2~7: Energy Gem/RES+1: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
10+: Shrine’s Idol/Barrier+3: 1,500G (Potency: 3)
Description
A plant or animal under the influence of a leyline, that then became the guardian of that leyline. It protects a mid-sized leyline within a city, and
is able to transform into a human as a temporary form. At times, when they are faced with an unmanageable incident, they’ll ask Godhunters
they’re familiar with for aid.
Description
An immature Peng, a legendary giant bird spoken of in China and Japan. It can reach several hundred meters in size even before adulthood, and
with just one flap of its wings it can bring about winds like a hurricane. It is believed that adult Pengs can fly 360,000 kilometers at a time, and
there are theories that claim it’s a type of migratory bird that travels space, crossing from one star to the next.
Description
A divine beast resembling a deer around five meters in height, with the face of a dragon, the hooves of a horse, and the hide of an ox. Rainbow
hair sprouts from its golden hide, and the large horns sprouting from its head are wrapped in flesh so as not to harm others. When it moves, it’s
said that it charges through the sky, so as not to step on the grass or insects. It can be called the king of the beasts.
Chaos Mononoke
Materials (2d6)
2~9: Bloody Carving Knife/Agility+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
12+: Human-Faced Skin/Agility+3: 1,500G (Potency: 3)
Description
A general term for tumors that look like human faces that appear on the bodies of people and animals. They appear within the bodies of creatures
that have breathed in Chaos-generated miasma, then gradually take over the victim until they turn into servants of Chaos. They are something
akin to a conceptual lifeform, and cannot be removed via a surgical proceedure, like just cutting off the tumor. But they can be safely removed
from the victim with a spirit energy-infused strike.
Nanahiro-onna Class: Chaos Lvl: 2 (1)
Size 4 Reaction Hostile
Wits Normal ID 13
Senses Heat Weakness [Magnet] [Light]
Speech No Movement Walk
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 7 2 4 8 3
16 (7) 52 5 3
Fixed Value 14 9 11 15 10
[Weapon Attack]: Melee Attack / Engaged / 1#
- [Form: Hammer] 4d6+12 physical damage. [Additional Effect]: Change the [Range] of an [Attack Action] to [7 Sq.] 1/Combat.
<<Gaze: Fallen>>: Start / 4 Sq. / Area / No Reactive Check
- The target gains [Shift: Fallen].
<<Violence I>>: Physical Attack / Engaged / Area
- [Form: Hammer] 2d6+12 physical damage. 1/Round.
<<Moment of Despair>>: Unique / 7 Sq. / 1#
- Use on {Evade} check. The target gains -2 to the [Check]. 1/Round.
Materials (2d6)
Auto: Cursed Black Hair/Strength+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
2~9: None
10+: Broken Talisman/Will+2: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
An apparition that appears in the form of a giant woman with long black hair and a pale face. Also called the Tall Woman or the Long-Faced
Woman, it’s said to kill humans it entrances with its creepy laugh. Some wonder whether this creature isn’t a materialized curse or an incarnation
of miasma itself, but its true form is unknown.
Materials (2d6)
2~9: Stretchy Skin/Armor+1: 500G (Potency: 1)
10+: Wattle/Agility+2: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
Description
A Chaotic being with the wings of a bat and the body of a snake, said to be able to bring floods. It moves quickly through the sky as though it
were swimming, and it traps its prey by wrapping its long, slender body about them and latching on with its claws. Its skin is surprisingly durable,
though weak to strong light. Reports indicate it is primarily active only at night. Other Chaotic beings use it as a familiar.
Nurarihyon Class: Chaos Lvl: 5 (1)
Size 2 Reaction Mercurial
Wits Clever ID 18
Senses Domain Weakness [Wind] [Light]
Speech Yes Movement Walk
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 2 4 10 10 7
19 (8) 66 2 3
Fixed Value 9 11 17 17 14
[Weapon Attack]: Magical Attack / 10 Sq. / 2# / Cancels
- 2d6+18 magical damage. [Additional Effect]: Change the [Target] of an [Attack Action] to [Area]. 1/Combat.
«Night of a Hundred Demons»: Start / Combat Zone / Combat Zone
- [Mononoke] within [Range] gain +5 {Initiative} and [Armor].
«Servants of Madness»: Magical Attack / Combat Zone / Combat Zone / No Resist
- The user changes any [Obstacles - NPCs] within range into [Chaos] Mononoke of a [LV] less than its own and controls them. This
effect ends if the user is made [Downed - Taken Out - Dead].
«Evil Eye»: Unique / 10 Sq. / 1#
- Use when the target declares a Talent. Cancel the effect of one Talent other than [Timing: Constant] that the target used.
Materials (2d6)
2~9: Golden Kiseru Pipe/MD+2: 1,000G (Potency: 2)
10+: Boundless Mask/Bestow Phantom: 1,500G (Potency: 3)
Description
A Chaotic being whose name is synonymous with mystery. It enjoys deceiving and making light of humanity. Though it usually takes the form of an
old, bald man wearing a kimono, it will also appear as a creature with a featureless face and body, proving its form is infinitely varied. It is often
whispered that this Mononoke is a shadow of a powerful Aramitama, because of this.
Description
An apparition that can call storms to sink ships. It generally appears as giant humanoid with a smooth head, but other accounts report that it has
appeared with tentacles like an octopus, scaled wings, and hooked claws. There are rumors that aboriginal faiths that exist today make offerings,
provide sacrifices, and hold ceremonies dedicated to Umibouzu to avoid disasters.
Y’golonac Class: Chaos Lvl: 11 (3)
Size 3 Reaction Hostile
Wits Clever ID 22
Senses Magic Weakness [Fire] [Light]
Speech yes Movement Walk
ACC EVA CNJ RES LCK INIT HP Armor Barrier
Combat Stat 3 14 16 16 5
19 (8) 98 10 8
Fixed Value 10 21 23 23 12
[Weapon Attack]: Magical Attack / 7 Sq. / Area / Cancels
- 3d6+36 magical damage. [Additional Effect]: +3d6 to the [Damage] of an [Attack Action]. 1/Combat.
«Spirit Pollution»: Start / Combat Zone / Combat Zone
- When the target [Influences], they must keep two of the dice in the [Roll], rather than just one.
«Energy Wave»: Magical Attack / Combat Zone / 3# / Halves
- 2d6+30 magical damage. Targets that fail their [Reaction Check] gain [Shift: Pain].
«God of Depravity and Decadence»: Constant / User
- During the target’s [Turn], gain x1 [Timing: Attack]. Also, the target [Halves] physical damage taken from [Form: Hammer].
Materials (2d6)
2~9: Glowing Meat/Agility+3: 1,500G (Potency: 3)
10+: Soul Crystal/Intellect+4: 2,000G (Potency: 4)
Description
A Chaotic being with a sinister form, having a glistening, bloated bipedal body without a head, and mouths on its palms. Reveling in depravity and
immortality, it approaches others in an inviting form to lower their guard, then while causing their spiritual corruption, absorbs their ectoplasm. It
is a wicked creature that takes the form of those it drains, then travels the world of humans, spreading its corruption.
Sample Characters
PC 2 - “A Manifested Spirit”
Connection Mastermind / Hostility
You manifest to protect your close friend, Kamiya Ryoko, who was in danger of being attacked by evil spirits.
She entrusts you with the investigation and resolution of the supernatural incidents currently happening in
Hisashiro city. You decide to listen to your summoner’s wish.
You are one of the gods that have protected the lands since ancient times.
One day, an old woman who often visits, joins hands at your shrine with a humble expression.
“God, please save my granddaughter.”
You couldn’t think of dismissing your follower’s wishes.
PC 4 - “Special Agent”
Connection Kaya / Hostility
PC 5 - “Exorcist Warrior”
Connection Aramitama / Hostility
You have an unusual relationship with Mephistopheles, connected by the goal of destroying Aramitama.
With the information she brings, you have defeated a number of them.
Tonight, she tells you about another.
Information 1
PC1’s best friend is called Kaya. They always met at a Dosojin, and played together until the sun set. However,
the Dosojin’s location has been lost due to an unknown influence. PC1 is still a friend of Kaya.
Information 2
At present, there are abnormalities within the ley lines of Hisashiro City. As a result, many spirit bodies have
appeared and incidents occurred where people were deprived of their souls. The location of the ley lines can
be uncovered by examining the old library of the Demon Hunter’s Society, part of the
Mitsurugi Mansion.
Information 3
According to the old lady, her granddaughter went missing on the way home from school near the ruins of
the Hisashiro clock tower. The granddaughter’s bag was found near the site. It would be best to examine the
ruins if the opportunity presents itself.
Information 4
In Hisashiro City, people have gone missing everywhere, and spirit bodies are frequently discovered.
Additionally, there is an abnormal situation occurring within some ley lines, and each organization is
becoming hectic. In this supernatural incident, the girl who claims to be Kaya must be the mastermind. Kaya
appears to have fled using [Distortion: Dimension Door].
Information 5
The cause of the supernatural incidents and abnormal ley lines is an Aramitama. It is known as “White Fang”.
Along with another Aramitama known as “Black Fang”, they excel at draining spirit power from tochigami.
“Black Fang” has nothing to do with this case. “White Fang” has the ability to steal a target’s form and
memory by confining the victim to another dimension, keeping them alive, and exploiting it to devour souls.
Information 6
As a result of investigating, there appears to exist a powerful ley line at the foot of the Hisashiro mountains.
There is a shrine there, once called Hisa Shrine. However, at the moment, its location cannot be specified
due to a lack of information, as well as an unknown influence. More information can be found by hitting the
Mitsurugi Manor or Reference Archive.
Information 7
Hisa Shrine was once located at the foot of the Hisashiro mountains. However, Hisa Shrine was destroyed by
air raids during the war. Afterwards the shrine was not rebuilt, only a small Dosojin built on the site. After
confirming this information, PC1 and PC3 remember this place.
Information 8
Enshrined at Hisa Shrine is a tochigami with the name of Hisa no Kaya-Hime. It was one of the sacred gods,
the guardians of the border, who protected Hisashiro, and was also enshrined as a fertility god that
controlled the vitality of flowers. However, the loss of the shrine destroyed its faith and it has been forgotten,
and lost its power as a divine spirit.
Scenario Overview
A spiritual incident in Hisashiro City.
A girl who appears and disappears in the shadow of incidents.
Stained in red, a longing for the old days.
”We’ll always be friends.”
That is the last bond that ties the girl to the world.
The divine words that saved the soul of a god.
Legendary Arms RPG Kamigakari - “Requiem of the God Soul.”
Scenario Background
In Hisashiro, a supernatural incident has occurred in which people are vanishing. In
the backdrop of the incident, a girl called “Kaya” appears and disappears.
As the PCs proceed with the investigation, Kaya’s identity is revealed to be one of the
old land gods, “Hisa no Kaya-Hime”. It is discovered that the incident was caused by
the Aramitama “White Fang” (referred to as Fake Kaya), who stole Kaya’s memory and
appearance.
Kaya has been forgotten by the people, and been lonely for a long time. Taking
advantage of her heart, the Aramitama “White Fang” captures her within a [Distortion]
and steals her Ley Line.
“White Fang”, who stole her figure and memory, used her Ley Line to manipulate
mononoke and steal souls from Innocents.
Handout
The GM must copy each separate [Handout] and [Information] described in this
scenario in advance.
The GM should read the entire [Handout] or distribute it to players in advance.
After confirming [Information], a PC who is [Appearing] can share the contents if the
conditions are met or the GM gives permission.
Truth
The Kaya who created the conflict is not “Hisa no Kaya-Hime”, but the Aramitama
“White Fang”. Kaya, the “Hisa no Kaya-Hime” who PC1 made a promise with, was
forgotten by the people after losing her shrine.
However, because PC1 remembered the promise and did not forget her existence,
she has avoided disappearing.
Because of this, she became a “land god who controls a ley line while losing her spirit
power”.
The Aramitama “White Fang” discovers her ley line, with the words “I can reunite you
with PC1”, tricks her into confinement and steals her ley line (this is not a Contract of
Souls).
“White Fang”, who stole her appearance and memories, manipulates mononoke by
controlling the leyline, using them to collect and devour the souls of the people.
“White Fang” locks Kaya inside its spirit barrier. The party must defeat “White Fang” to
release her.
Appearing NPCs
Kaya
Age: 10 (Appearance) / Gender: Female / Cover: Avatar
PC1’s best friend. Their true form is a Dosojin with the appearance of a white snake.
Her outward human form is a girl with black bobbed hair cut to the shoulder,
wearing an anachronistic kimono and a lovely, impressive smile. Her personality is a
little half-hearted.
White Fang
Age: Unknown / Gender: Male / Cover: Evil God
An Aramitama that drifted into Hisashiro alongside Black Fang. Its form is a large
centipede with a silver exoskeleton and white fangs, however, in this scenario, it does
not show this appearance and instead takes the form of a giant white snake, the nat-
ural form of Kaya. His personality is youthful, and both frivolous and reckless.
Kashima Kinuko
Age: 60 / Gender: Female / Cover: Housewife
An old woman who lives near PC3’s shrine. Religious and benevolent. Worshipped
PC3 from an early age.
Kashima Mai
Age: 10 / Gender: Female / Cover: Honors Student
Granddaughter of Kashima Kinuko. A follower of PC3. A bright and gentle girl.
Mephisto Pheles
(TL note: Appears in the pre-scenario and post-battle scenes. Her original dialogue
involves the word “Danna” Which has a few meanings, but is hard to translate directly
into a single word. Instead we had her use “My dear” in the derogatory sarcastic man-
ner that demons tend to, as this is the closest to the original intention)
Kamigakari Sample Scenario - Introduction
When PC creation has been completed, the GM starts introducing scenes for each
PC. In each introduction, PCs other than the [Scene Player] cannot [Appear] in the
scene unless otherwise specified.
Explanation
A scene where PC1 dreams of their promise with Kaya.
In the dream, PC1 makes their promise with Kaya.
Narration 1
Your usual dream - that childish, distant day.
A farewell with a friend who has always been with you.
A girl who heard your words - Kaya’s eyes overflowing with tears.
In a red-stained landscape, you met up with Kaya (Only Kaya’s Human form in the
[Appearing NPCs] section is described here).
Narration 2
You wake up and return to the present time. Recently, you have returned to Hisashiro.
You tried to find Kaya, the girl from back then, but you don’t know where she is.
Where is she, and what could she be doing?
End Condition
Here, [Information 1] is passed to PC1, and the scene ends.
Scene 2: Heroic Spirit Manifestation
Scene PC: PC2
Event: Information Gathering
Explanation
A scene in which Kamiya Ryouko is attacked by mononoke and is saved by PC2 as
they manifest in this world. PC2 is asked to investigate and resolve the case.
The mononoke is a Human-Faced Tumor x3 (p142, “Requiem for the God-Soul”). After
Description 1, PC2 must make an [Active Check], [TN: 15]. If successful, PC2 can
destroy the mononoke in any way.
If they fail, they defeat the mononoke but receive a counterattack, and PC2 loses 4d6
{HP}.
Regardless of success or failure, after the [Check], continue to Narration 2.
Narration 1
“Engraved in the memories of the world, a heroic spirit. Your voice is calling!”
In response to calls from the world, you manifest.
Sulfur smoke. Lightning. The unique sense of a spirit becoming flesh.
You emerge from the magic circle before a magus girl, astonished by your
manifestation - Kamiya Ryouko.
Evil spirits surround Ryouko with murderous intent. Your summoner’s life is now in
danger.
(Here, PC2 performs a [TN: 15] [Active Check]).
Narration 2
The battle lasted an instant.
Ryouko looks even more amazed when she sees your ability to instantly destroy the
mononoke.
Like that, the Hiryuu Hall was covered in the stillness of night.
Exit Condition
When PC2 accepts the investigation, give [Materials] and [Crest] for Human-Faced
Tumor x3, and the scene ends.
Scene 3: Believer’s Request
Scene PC: PC3
Event: Information Gathering
Explanation
A scene in which PC3 is asked by a follower to search for her granddaughter.
Narration
You, a land god, are enjoying a quiet sunset.
There are many offerings for you in front of the shrine
...Gods that have lost faith, cannot exist in this world.
It is thanks to the faith from followers that you can continue to exist as a god.
An old woman comes to you.
She is an enthusiastic follower who cleans the shrine and delivers offerings.
She has a tired expression, and joins her hands together.
Old Woman: “PC3, PC3. Please, my granddaughter, and the people caught in the inci-
dent… Please help them.” (Here, pass [Information 3])
Old Woman: “I don’t care what happens to me. But my granddaughter and all her
friends are very gentle. So please…”
Old Woman: (Only if PC3 interferes with something) “...By Chance... PC3-Sama?”
Exit Condition
When PC3 accepts the request, the scene ends.
If there is no PC5, then give [Information 5].
Explanation
A scene where PC4 encounters the aramitama “White Fang”, the mastermind. PC4
defeats the mononoke that are attacking people.
The Mononoke is Human-Faced Tumorx3 on (p80, “Requiem for the God-Soul”).
After Narration 1, PC4 performs a [TN: 10] [Active Check]. If successful, the PC can
destroy the mononoke in any way.
If they fail, they defeat the mononoke but receive a counterattack, and PC4 loses 4d6
{HP}.
Regardless of success or failure, after the [Check], the Aramitama “White Fang”
appears in the form of “Kaya” (hereafter Fake Kaya), and the scene moves to
Narration 2.
At this time, PC4 performs a [TN: 15] [Reactive Check]. If successful, they fight
Fake Kaya evenly. If they fail, PC4 is attacked and loses 2d6 {HP}.
Narration 1
A supernatural incident occurs in Hisashiro City. While investigating the inci-
dent, you confront mononoke who are stealing the soul of a victim.
As dusk approaches the alley, you gauge the right moment to bring certain
death.
Narration 2
While you slaughter the mononoke… When did she get here? A girl in a kimono
stands with a terrifying smile. Your godhunter intuition tells the identity of the
girl. She isn’t human… An evil god!
Exit Condition
Afterwards, give [Information 4] to PC4, and the [Materials] and [Crest] of Hu-
man-Faced Tumor x3, and the scene ends.
Scene 5: Heretic Alliance
Scene Player: PC5
Event: Information Gathering
Explanation
Scene where PC5 undertakes the investigation of a supernatural incident.
Narration
A crescent moon shines in the night sky with an eerie glow. In the twilight, you were
in the usual place.
Opposite you, another figure. In the figure of a human, the Evil God - Mephistophiles.
Exit Condition
When PC5 responds to Mephisto, the scene ends.
Kamigakari Sample Scenario - Story
From here on is the main scenario. The GM should give the following explanation to
all players before beginning the main story.
• The [Scene Player] can designate any PCs to join the scene.
• With the GM’s permission, PCs in contact while [Appearing] can share obtained
[Information].
• At the end of each scene, PCs may form one [Bond] with another PC or NPC.
• [Bond] has the effect of enhancing [Spirit Burn] and recovering [Crest] at [Session
End].
• When a {Main Stat} check is failed, a PC may retry it, however if done too often this
may make the [Final Battle] more difficult. This is because more souls are stolen over
time. For each retry, the [Boss] gains +1 dice during [Damage Calculation] (Maximum
+2d6. Do not share this information with the players).
Explanation
A scene where PC1 encounters Fake Kaya.
Fake Kaya provokes a mononoke towards PC1.
Fake Kaya escapes while PC1 repels the mononoke.
In this scene, [Combat] occurs.
For the [Combat] layout, refer to [Combat Diagram 1] at the end of the scenario.
Narration 1
After school. You walk in the town of Hisashiro in search of the landscape from your
dream.
The streets you recall have changed in the flow of time.
Then, you are reunited with that girl, in an alley stained in red.
A girl whose appearance hasn’t changed from your memories - Kaya.
Fake Kaya: “...Good evening, PC1. It’s been a long time… How are you?”
Fake Kaya: “Kaya was looking for PC1… I have a request.”
Fake Kaya: “I… I want PC1’s Soul!”
Narration 2
Kaya… Was she this evilly-smiling child?
The next moment, a mirror-world expands, and the scenery shifts.
The various shadows in the alley grow and take a strange form.
Monsters appearing from the darkness surround you.
Fake Kaya: “Kaya wants a soul to grow.”
Fake Kaya: “My best friend, can you give me that soul?”
Fake Kaya: “It’s okay, it won’t hurt.” (Combat Starts)
Fake Kaya: (End of Combat) “Tch… More than I thought.”
Fake Kaya: “Because of PC1 and his friends are unkind, Kaya is leaving. Then, PC1… See
you!” (Disappears due to the effect of [Dimension Door])
Exit Condition
Afterwards, the scene ends when the PCs share [Information]. If PC4 is not present,
give [Information 4] here.
Explanation
A scene for the investigation of the Mitsurugi Manor Library.
If the PCs wish to visit from the front, refer to Narration 2.
If they use talents or abilities such as [Spirit Transit] to move through the walls or other
methods, Refer to Narration 3.
After Narration 2, ask the PCs for a [TN: 12] [Lore (Intellect)] Check, and pass [Informa-
tion 6] to the successful PC.
Narration 1
The Mitsurugi Manor, the base of the association, is found at the foot of Mt. Myouken.
There must be a book here where the ley lines of Hisashiro are recorded.
So, how do you search?
Narration 2
You who are investigating the abnormalities of ley lines in Hisashiro, Mitsurugi Ayane
politely welcomes you.
Ayane: “Welcome.”
Ayane: “We’re investigating the catastrophe, but we haven’t identified any ley lines
yet. Maybe there’s other ley lines we don’t know about.”
Ayane: “If there’s any way you can help, please don’t hesitate.”
Narration 3
Inside the detached building of the Mitsurugi Manor.
There, the Society’s collection of books are stacked in disorganized piles.
Searching through it will be difficult.
(The PCs make a [TN: 12] [Lore (Knowledge] check. Pass [Information 6] to a success-
ful PC.)
Exit Conditions
The scene ends when the PCs uncover [Information 6].
Explanation
A scene in which the PCs investigate a special reference archive.
If the PCs wish to visit from the front, refer to Narration 2.
If the PCs use talents or abilities such as [Spirit Transit] to move through walls or other
methods, refer to Narration 3.
After Narration 3, the PCs make a [TN: 10] [Lore (Intellect)] check, and if successful, the
location of Hisa Shrine is discovered.
Additionally, if the PCs succeed at [TN: 13], the worshipped god is also discovered.
Narration 1
Under Hisashiro City Hall, there is a secret room in the basement.
There should be a lot of materials about Hisashiro here.
Now, how to find out?
Narration 2
Kurai Kukuri welcomes you as guests.
She hears the situation and guides you into the archive.
Narration 3
Old materials were kept in a neat and tidy state in the archive.
([TN: 10] [Lore (Intellect)] check. On a succes, pass [Information 7]).
(Afterwards, [TN: 10] [Lore (Intellect)] check. On a success, pass [Information 8]).
Exit Condition
The scene ends when the PCs obtain [Information 7] and [Information 8].
Scene 9: Hisashiro Clock Tower
Scene Player: PC3
Event: Distortion
Explanation
A scene where the PCs investigate the remains of Hisashiro Clock Tower.
There is a [Distortion: Haunting] (Core p204) and [Distortion: Dimension Door] (Core
p206).
After Narration 1, the PCs make a [Sense (Luck)] check to discover and handle the
[Distortion], then move on to Narration 2.
If the discovery of [Dimension Door] fails, then [Dimension Door] cannot be found
and neither [Mend] or [Destroy] can be performed. The [Boss] is then able to [Exit] at
any time during the [Final Battle], and the session fails. Only if the PCs discover the
[Dimension Door] should the GM tell them.
Narration 1
You arrive at the ruins of the Hisashiro Clock Tower, where the granddaughter of
PC3’s believer has gone missing. The surroundings are strange… You can’t sense any
human presence.
(Here, make [Sense (Luck)] Checks once for each [Distortion], and on a success, han-
dle the distortion.)
Narration 2
When you remove the distortion, suddenly, a girl’s cry sounds out. When PC3 looks,
there is the old woman’s granddaughter. Apparently, she was trapped within the
[Distortion].
Exit Condition
After explaining the [Truth] to PC3, the scene ends.
Scene 10: At Dosojin
Scene Player: PC5 (PC2 if absent)
Event: Distortion
Explanation
This scene only occurs when Hisa Shrine - the location of Dosojin - is known, and the
PCs have discovered the truth.
Here there is [Distortion: Forgotten Place] (Core p205). After Narration 1, allow the PCs
to detect and handle the [Distortion] and move on to Narration 2.
Narration 1
You visit the Dosojin at the foot of the mountain.
Currently, there’s only a small park.
The Dosojin is like a forgotten tombstone…
(Here, the PCs make a [Perception (Luck)] Check, and then handle the [Distortion].)
Narration 2
It seems this [Distortion]’s effect made it impossible to remember the location of the
Dosojin. When the [Distortion vanishes], a hidden spirit barrier wraps around the vi-
cinity.
The landscape is flipped left to right. Something that should no longer exist… A long
staircase leading to a small shrine. Kaya might be held captive here.
You begin up the staircase.
End Condition
After Narration 2, the scene ends.
Kamigakari Sample Scenario - Final Battle
Explanation
A scene where the Aramitama appears and [Final Battle] begins.
Refer to [Battle Map 2] for the [Final Battle] Layout.
Narration 1
A place you have never seen - the grounds of Hisa Shrine.
But here, the dusk dyes the world red and black, just as it did on that promised day. A
girl with an evil smile greets you as you step onto the shrine.
Kaya- No. The evil god, “White Fang”, who stole her appearance and memory.
Narration 2
As soon as she shouts, Kaya’s body is shrouded in fog. It emits lightning, echoing with
the eerie sound of the body changing.
When you open your eyes… It has become a giant, white snake!
End Condition
“White Fang” vanishes in a pale flame. The PCs obtain a [Kushimitama] each, then the
scene ends.
Scene 12: Requiem for the God-Soul
Scene Player: PC1
Event: Information Gathering
Explanation
Scene that occurs after the final battle.
After reuniting with PC1, Kaya loses her last spiritual power and starts to gradually
disappear.
You can save Kaya by consuming a [Kushimitama].
Narration 1
When “White Fang” disappears, the surrounding landscape shifts to the same as back
then, the day the promise was made.
Distant city skyline. Setting Sun. And the Dosojin.
You crouch in the shadow of the Dosojin, cry, and find Kaya.
Kaya: “PC1… I’m really sorry. It’s all because of me… My promise.”
Kaya: “I’m really sorry.”
Kaya: “The children trapped by White Fang are here. Take them back to the outside
world.”
Kaya: “I was able to meet PC1 again… I won’t regret it any more.”
Kaya: (Kaya’s body begins to disappear) “In order to protect the children… I used all
my spiritual power.. There’s none left.”
Kaya: “Thank you for not forgetting, PC1.”
Exit Condition
The scene ends after confirming whether or not PC1 wishes to use their Kushimitama.
Kamigakari Sample Scenario - End
During [Scenario End], the post-scenario story occurs. After using [Kushimitama] and
making a [Crest Check], perform the ending scenes. The ending assumes the players
will listen to the wishes, but if they have no particular wishes, then the GM may wish
to direct the scene.
Explanation
Scene where Mephisto shows her appreciation for PC5.
Narration
You have returned to the usual place.
Then, a girl with a top hat suddenly appears in front of you.
Mephistopheles, an evil god with a strange relationship with you.
Mephisto: “...My dear, good work. You were once again brilliant. Thanks to you, I am
steadily approaching my goal.”
Mephisto: “I will continue to rely on you in future.”
Mephisto: “So, look forward to meeting again!”
Exit Condition
When PC5 responds to Mephisto, the scene ends.
Explanation
“A scene where the Department shows appreciation for PC4.”
Narration
Inside the SpecProv Branch Office. You have finally finished writing your report. Urabe
Masato, the director, enters the room.
Masato: “Thanks for your hard work. The incident was resolved.”
Masato: “This one was also thanks to you. I appreciate it.”
Masato: “...Well, the paperwork has been finished. How about a drink tonight?” (If a
minor, change to a meal)
Masato: “Don’t be shy. It’s my treat.”
Exit Condition
When PC4 responds, end the scene.
Scene 15: Believer’s Gratitude
Scene Player: PC3
Explanation
A scene where PC3 is thanked by an old woman and her granddaughter
Narration
You are enjoying a busy morning.
There are many offerings at your shrine.
Then, an old woman and granddaughter visit the shrine.
They have gentle smiles, and put their hands together, facing you.
Old Woman: “Thank you very much, PC3, thanks to you, my grandchild came home
safely.”
Old Woman: “I will continue to believe, so please watch over me.”
Kashima Mai: “Thank you, god! Ryu-kun, Ibuki-chan, and Kaya-chan also want to
thank you!”
Exit Condition
When PC3 responds, the scene ends.
Explanation
A scene where PC2 talks to Ryouko and then returns to the world.
Narration
Having completed your mission, you return to the Hiryu Hall and locate your best
friend, Kamiya Ryouko.
When Ryouko senses you, she rushes from the back room. At that time, your body
wreaths in spiritual power… It begins to return.
Exit Condition
When PC2 responds, the scene ends.
Scene 17-A: Outcome of the Old Days
Scene Player: PC1
Explanation
Scene where PC1 did not spend a Kushimitama
Narration
The promise you made with the girl
Has your promise really been fulfilled?
When you close your eyes, the expression she made at the end enters your mind.
As you leave the Dosojin, the sunset stains the world red.
Just like that day.
Kaya: (Reminiscence) “No matter how far away you are, we will always be friends. It’s
a promise, PC1!”
Exit Condition
When PC1 responds to the memory, the scene ends.
Explanation
Scene when PC1 uses a Kushimitama.
Narration
Some time has passed since the incident.
A small temple and condominium were newly built near the Dosojin.
The owner happened to know the origin of the Hisa Shrine and built it to worship the
land god.
When you visit the hall, a girl sits on a bench beside you, chewing on an offering gift.
Exit Condition
When PC1 Responds to Kaya, the session ends.
Kamigakari Sample Scenario - Session End and Combat Data
After [Scenario End], perform [Session End]. Finally, don’t forget to clean up. Calculate
experience as follows:
Criteria XP Gained
Achieved Goal set by Handout: 50 XP
Received Shard: 50 XP
Distortions Handled x 10: 30 XP
# of Bonds Erased by Player at Session End X2:
Mononoke Defeated: 5+(# of PCs*2)
Battle Arrangement 1
The PCs may [Install] into any of Squares A6 - 7 - 8, or B6 - 7 - 8, and the GM installs
the designated NPC within 6 squares of the PC.
Appearing NPCS
Human-Faced Tumor (p141 Requiem)
Battle Arrangement 2
The PCs may [Install] into any of Squares A6 - 7 - 8, or B6 - 7 - 8, and the GM installs
the designated NPC within 6 squares of the PC.
Appearing NPCs
Human-Faced Tumor (p141 Requiem)
[Boss] “White Fang” x1
Installing obstacles
The GM may [Install] [Obstacles] into the [Combat Zone] depending on the scenario. The GM may
also ask if the players wish for [Obstacles] to be present.
When [Installing] [Obstacles], first [Install] each character, then afterwards [Install] as many [Obsta-
cles] as desired into any square.
Otherwise, the GM may roll on the following table as a guide. For information on each [Obstacle],
refer to Core Rulebook p288.
When defeating this [Mononoke], every PC gains 10 extra [Experience] and 1 extra
[Crest]. However, care must be taken when acquiring «Defy Common Sense» (Core
p 301). If multiple [Mononoke] acquire this talent, they become much more difficult
to defeat, which may prolong the battle. GM’s should take this into consideration and
limit the acquisition of «Defy Common Sense» to only one mononoke.
Additionally, for talents such as «Savage Divinity» (Core p301), «Fearsome Power>
(Core p301), if the maximum value of [HP] is 200 or less from the beginning of the
combat, please assume they are already in effect.
Sample Sanctum Scenario - “The Stolen Spirit”
Handout
The GM should read all Handouts in this scenario, or prepare them in advance
and hand them to all players.
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“Request from a Tochigami” - [All PCs]
Connection: Hisashiro-Nushi / Trust
Sample PC: See “PC Creation” in this scenario
Conditions: None
One day, you are called by the Hisashiro-Nushi, a Tochigami of ancient knowledge.
Currently, she has lost control of her ley line, and is in extreme distress.
You ask her about the details.
Scenario Outline
Shining black fangs. A scream that echoes.
The protection of the Tochigami’s family falls.
A sanctuary that turns into hell overnight.
Can the godhunters save the Tochigami?
Legendary Arms RPG Kamigakari - “The Stolen Spirit”.
Scenario Background
The ley line of Hisashiro-Nushi, the tochigami of Hisashiro, is one day overtaken by the pow-
erful Aramitama “Black Fang”. After seeing a chance, Hisashiro-Nushi escapes from the
[Sanctum] and asks some old friends, the PCs, to help subdue Black Fang.
Appearing NPC’s
Hisashiro-Nushi
Age: Unknown / Gender: Female / Occupation: Avatar
One of the tochigami that controls the ley lines of the Hisashiro Reservoir. Its true form is an
ancient scarlet carp that has the power to control the water of the lands it controls. This char-
acter is calm and good.
Black Fang
Age: Unknown / Gender: Male / Occupation: Evil God
An Aramitama that arrived along with White Fang. Its true form is a large centipede with a
body it is proud of, with a pair of fangs that hold a powerful curse.
Its voice is old-fashioned, but it speaks grandly in a few words.
Sample Sanctum Scenario - Introduction
Explanation
The scene where all PCs meet Hisashiro-Nushi and receive a request.
Narration 1
Within moments, the envoys appeared before each of you.
The envoys appear as girls dressed in kimono, though it’s probably the human avatar
of a carp.
You know of them, and their lord.
Hisashiro-Nushi, one of the virtuous Tochigami.
Narration 2
The envoys speak with a tense expression.
According to their story, Hisashiro-Nushi is in danger, as an Aramitama has expelled
them from their own Ley Line.
You and the others head to the temple near Hisashiro Resevoir where
Hisashiro-Nushi has escaped, in order to hear more about the situation.
There awaits a black-haired, golden-eyed girl with a magnificent red kimono -
Hisashiro-Nushi.
Narration 3
As she talked, Hirashiro-Nushi shed tears. To have survived by herself, she feels a deep
sense of shame.
Exit Conditions
The scene ends when the PCs finish buying and selling items.
Explanation
A scene where the PCs buy and sell [Items] for the [Sanctum Purge] from Cordelia A.
Blackeagle (p33 Core, upper-right).
Narration
According to Hisashiro-Nushi, there are several spiritual lakes within the [Sanctum]
that will require swimming. You and your friends meet with Cordelia A. Blackeagle, a
mysterious arms dealer, and decide to purchase regalia.
Cordelia: “Isn’t today going to be the Sanctum Purge? Buy this to protect your life!”
Exit Condition
The scene ends when PCs have finished buying and selling items.
Sample Sanctum Scenario - Story
The main Scenario Story begins here. The GM instructs the PCs to fill all [Bonds] from
1 to 7, and after that begins the [Sanctum Purge].
The sanctum’s [Limit] is 45.
See the following [Sanctum Map] of this scenario.
Map
C-4:
Empty / Inaccessible
C-5:
Number 22: “Final Battle”
(-> p110 Requiem)
“Fishman x5” equal to [No. of PCs -3]
[Boss] Black Fang x1
D-4:
Empty / Inaccessible
D-5:
Search Area 3:
Number 2: “Submerged Area”
(-> p100 Requiem)
E-4:
Search Area 1:
Additional Event 3
(-> p093 Requiem)
“Fishman x5” equal to [Number of PCs].
E-5:
Escape Area
Number 3: “Aim High”
(-> p100 Requiem)
F-4:
Intrusion Area
Search Area 2: “Submerged Area”
(-> p100 Requiem)
F-5:
Search Area 2:
Number 15: “The Masses” (“Mob” in graphic)
(-> p106 Requiem)
Additional Event 1 / F-4: Intrusion Area
Explanation
This event occurs before entering the “Intrusion Area”.
An event that describes what kind of place the [Sanctum] is.
Narration
Night, in the mountains of Hisashiro.
The entrance to the [Sanctum] is illuminated by moonlight, the reflection visible on
the clear water surface of the Hisashiro Reservoir.
You invade the sanctuary once controlled by Hisashiro-Nushi - [Sanctum: Tsuijin Mon-
jou].
It is a vast Japanese-style palace floating on a lake at night.
Exit Condition
When the PCs begin exploring, they enter the “Submerged Area”.
Narration
After passing through the submerged area, the passage splits into two directions.
...On close inspection, blood stains lead in the direction of [Passage 20].
Exit Condition
When the PCs begin the search, the event ends.
Narration
Looking at the end of the passage, girls who appear to be envoys are crouched over
in pain. Their necks are wet with blood.
Exit Condition
The event ends when the battle ends.
Additional Event 4 / C-5: Final Area
Explanation
This event occurs after the description for [Final Battle].
Narration
As you walk down the passage, you approach a hundred-legged monster with sharp
fangs nearly 7 meters long.
Could this be… The Aramitama [Black Fang].
Exit Condition
The event ends when the battle ends.
Scenario End
Explanation
A scene where the PCs receive gratitude from Hisashiro-Nushi.
Narration
As you escape from the [Sanctum], Hisashiro-Nushi arrives with her envoys.
She understands everything just from seeing your expressions.
After a while, the light of spirit power begins to appear in her chest.
It is proof the power of the Tochigami has returned, as the curse of the Aramitama has
been released.
The light eventually turned rainbow-colored.. Gradually, her defeated kin are restored
around her.
Exit Condition
When the PCs have responded to Hisashiro-Nushi and received their reward, proceed
to [Session End].
Sample Sanctum Scenario - Session End and Combat Data
After [Scenario End], perform [Session End]. Finally, don’t forget to clean up. Calculate
experience as follows:
Criteria XP Gained
Achieved Goal set by Handout: 50 XP
Received Shard: 50 XP
# of Bonds Erased by Player at Session End X2: 12 XP
The GM should calculate
Mononoke Defeated:
accordingly.