Potential (but minor) Wordnound in an anime/Japanese-flavored campaign

[Cooper]

Originally Posted by johndallman

He seems like a strong candidate for the "frying tonight!" treatment for Shedim. Beat the host unconscious, and them transport them to a powerful and well-known Heavenly tether within 30 minutes (In Nomine, p152). When they're expelled from the host body, they're in the Tether location, with a few angels in celestial form to keep them there. So they take 1d6 soul hits per round per Force of the Tether, owing to the Light of Heaven (Liber Castellorum, p51) and are rapidly destroyed.

I've never been a fond of the "Light of Heaven" rule. If heaven is inimical to demons, why kick them out at the end of the war? Why not keep them there?

Sure, Uriel could have created the Light after The Fall - but I prefer the more prosaic answer of "there are Malakim posted at the top of each (known) Tether and they come down and beat the snot out of any demon caught there."

[PenitentDemon]

also lights more focused in Tethers... it says so explicitly meaning the average tether is more inicable to demons, then heaven itself!

come on!

[Rocket Man]

Originally Posted by PenitentDemon

also lights more focused in Tethers... it says so explicitly meaning the average tether is more inicable to demons, then heaven itself!

come on!

Correct. The idea is that the Tether acts as a lens, making the Light more focused and less diffused, like a magnifying glass focusing the sun's rays.

[PenitentDemon]

oh potentialy dangerous question?


would FATAL or RaHOWA fall under asmodoes, since RPGs and games in general seem to or, Malphas given how incendiary they are?

[ISNorden]

I'd vote for Factions, myself...any movement describing itself as a "holy war" is extremely divisive.