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The VehmgerichtThe Holy Vehm, also called the Sect of the Idiot, are the byproducts of the creation of the Martyrs of the Knife. They appear to be great black robes, in which can be seen only glittering eyes, and from which protrude hands with too many long, green and inhuman fingers. If exposed, their body is a terrifying combination of beautiful ( Read more... )

Still a bit rough; the curses grasped in its claws haven't had their icons filled in yet.


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Most creatures travel the void between worlds out of necessity, for it is the only way one can travel from one reality to another. The Ur-Kali are truely dwellers in the Greater Abyss. They do not make their way across it, but dwell within it. It is unknown what their true origin is, but their ceaseless hatred for all that is suggests to many that ( Read more... )

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Enhanced Soldier [Mortal Equivalent 1]

Attributes (Power/Resistance): Physical 3/4 Occult 1/2 ( Read more... )

The trees of woe dropping the puppets of ruin. The hand-thing is a bakegumo, a sort of semi-independent trickster / leader being that spreads along with the forest. Bakegumos, small ur-kali and a variety of other beings lurk in the forests of ruin, aided and protected by the trees they serve.


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The Dreams of Ruin
Policy failure, government corruption, fetal abnormalities, rapidly metastasizing cancers, destructive storms, foodchain collapse -- these are the uncontrollable tragedies of our world, the hand of random mischance exposed. Or at least that is how it appears to those whose perspective is limited to a single narrative arc ( Read more... )

In Eumenides, the human race is divided into two groups, caryatids and cynosures. Cynosures are the "main characters", the people whom the Executors dote on in the story of history. The caryatids are everyone else. The game material leaves it up to the GM to decide how "real" the caryatids are, varying from them being totally normal people who just ( Read more... )

Armed Caryatids
Armed caryatids are not regular foes of the Eumenides throughout most of history. The furies are the scourges of the All-Lords, and there is generally little a caryatid can do to offend the Executors. Rarely, however, do they directly draw the wrath of the All-Lords. More often, they come into conflict with the furies when they are ( Read more... )