Demons
Being a list of demons who have (to their considerable regret, usually)
crossed the paths of the players. Seraph-fodder, really.
One of the girls upstairs at Giuseppe's nightclub, who turned out to be a
Habbalite of Lust. Sadly for her, she was noticed by
Atoziel and found that a kiss from a Seraph
of War can be quite acidic. In fact, it took her head clean off, which
rather cramped her style.
A Renegade Lilim of Secrets (according to her sometime nemesis in the service
of Revelation) playing the part of a police officer, Eileth was after the
Dagger of Bythinia as a means of getting back into her boss' good books.
Sadly for her, she was out-manoeuvred by the party and out-gunned by some
Servitors of the Sword.
[ Eileth comes from the Feast of Blades scenario pack ]
The Demon of Private Shame, Balseraph Duke of Secrets, Hamet was one of the
most powerful of Alaemon's Servitors. Unfortunately for Alaemon, he was
still loyal to Gebbeleth, the former Prince of Secrets who disappeared
several centuries ago. Hamet knew that Gebbeleth was stuck in the Dagger of
Bithynia and hatched a plan to free him. Sadly he didn't know that Gebbeleth
was completely crackers by this point, and didn't survive the experience.
[ Hamet also comes from the Feast of Blades scenario ]
The slick owner of the nightclub "Giuseppe's", Mr Fernando had the
double misfortune to be first identified as having the real name Harmash, and
secondly to be researched as a Servitor of Lust. Since he was subsequently
introduced to an irate Seraph of War, he has been spending some time in
Trauma lately. The angels didn't wait around to determine whether he was a
Balseraph or an Impudite. Fortunately their newly redeemed friend
Hezekiah could put them straight on that
— Harmash is an Impudite. Which probably explains why he was such a
lousy fighter.
A Balseraph of Theft on the trail of the Dagger of Bithynia who was forced
into a fatal encounter with heavenly forces by the dimwit Impudites he was
trying to herd. Sadly, they spotted some angels in a position where they
thought they could win, and he didn't. Spot the angels, that is. Not until
his "kids" opened up with shotguns, anyway.
[ Huzrael comes from the Feast of Blades scenario pack ]
A Balseraph, presumed to be of The Game, who investigated the disappearance
of PC Wells and
WPC Herald and subsequent rescue of Wells.
He was fingered due to an unfortuately resisted resonance, and was trapped in
a lift with Helophel and a couple of
Laurencians. End of corporeal problem.
It is know that the police internal affairs division has no Inspector Jones
on their books, so this can't have been the demon's Role. Unfortunately he
wasn't carrying any incriminating ID on him.
A demonic crafter of artefacts for the Game, his name was obtained by lucky
use of the Cherub of Creation attunement. None of the party have met him (or
her), nor are they likely to. Hell doesn't let its craftmasters out very
often. Or at all, for that matter.
A bouncer at Giuseppe's nightclub, and therefore in the employ of
Sr Fernando, Khimazad turned out to be Calabite of
Lust whose principle job seemed to be concerned with the, er, business
upstairs. Alas, he was another victim of the
Black Leather Assassin so has been
spending time in Trauma lately.
One of those rare Lilim who prefers male vessels, Malik has built a
reputation for "Trevor" as a somewhat sensasionalistic
telejournalist, the Damian Day of the BBC. OK, so he only embarrasses
carefully selected targets, he still produces the goods.
His cover has been blown by unexpected contact with a rather good angelic
investigation team, though. No overt action has been taken yet, to the
frustration of some, but appropriate authorities have been notified. Killing
off high profile roles have consequences you know.
The Role of the Habbalite (presumed to be of The Game) who accompanied
Inspector Jones of Internal Affairs on his
investigations. He suffered the same corporeal fate as his boss, but the
angels found out his role by tracing his car registration. When he comes out
of Trauma, Morley is going to be quite cross with what the Windies have done
to his nice, comfortable Role.
Four not very bright Impudites of Theft who thought that going 4-1 against an
unarmed Seraph of War with shotguns was a good idea. Like I said, not very
bright.
[ These guys were taken straight from the Feast of
Blades adventure pack, so are all SJG's fault! ]
OK, so it does have a name, but the angels don't know what it is. This is
the Shedite that was riding Tom Weaver when he
started molesting his daughter. He was knocked out by
Magariel and
David Wood at the time, then carted off to
the Tower of London where Magariel and some enthusiastic Servitors of the
Sword force-stripped it a bit as it fled back to Hell.
A demon that Atoziel and
Magariel met at the party in Langridge
House. He is suspected of being a Balseraph, but frankly no one's got any
idea. He did give them a guided tour of the place while having guessed that
they were angels, so he's probably not a Servitor of Secrets.
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