[UA] Wraith/UA crossover

Greg Stolze holycrow at mindspring.com
Fri Apr 26 05:45:10 PDT 2002


>1. What's it like to be a demon? Who are the Cruel Ones? What motivates
>demons, and what are the mechanics of their existence beyond the veil?

There's a sorta-kinda answer in the works, if it doesn't get edited out...

>2. Are there societies of supernatural beings (e.g. Revenants,
>Unspeakable Servants, Avatars)? What culture have they formed, and what
>is their history?

The idea that there are separate Avatar and Adept undergrounds (though with
substantial overlap) is touched on in UA2.  A club of Unspeakable Servants
would be pretty cool though...

>3. What is the nature of the Invisible Clergy? What lies behind the
>visions of the Statosphere? Do humans sometimes become more involved in
>these visions than simple, momentary hallucination?

This is, I suspect, one of those situations where answering the question
can't have a better effect than leaving it unanswered.  To ME, anyhow.  In
your own campaign, go nuts.  (And, since we're leaving it nice and vague,
you can go nuts without worrying about have to ret-con every supplement you
buy...)

>- UA wraiths could use their three Passions in life to collect pathos in
>the afterlife. I've thought about implementing a Passion score in UA
>based on someone's degree of mental balance: basically a gradation from
>non-hardened to completely hardened, with passions gradually getting
>harder to evoke as someone slides into sociopathology. This Passion
>score could exist into death, meaning that the more insane (i.e., less
>hardened, more failed madness meters) are most able to channel the
>passion of the living.

If you want to totally Wraith out with it, you could use hard marks as
roadblocks to getting pathos (the more hardened and less empathetic you
are, the harder it is to steal emotion from the living) and use failed
marks as bonuses to the Shadow.  (That is, the more unbalanced you are, the
more powerful the splintered and rejected elements of your personality
become.)

-G.

As it turns out, my memory is far less detail-oriented than my imagination.

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