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Written
Jennifer Seiden

Edited
Robert Hemminger

Design
Frostbrand Art Studio

Introduction 1
History 3
Department 13 8
The Nazi Regime 14
Technology 19
Character Development 27
Villains and Monsters 31
Gaming in the Department 13 Setting 36
 “What if the Nazi regime could be destroyed, Professor?”

The elderly gentleman nearly choked on his food and quickly

grabbed a napkin to press against his lips. The professor purposely
switched the conversation back to German. “I don’t know what you
mean, sir. And this is certainly not the place to discuss it,” he ended
with a hiss.

“Professor,” the stranger began with a bored tone, although in

German to not upset the peace any further. “I asked you to meet
me here to discuss your work, specifically the studies regarding
extrasensory perception that our Nazi hosts have so graciously allowed
you to continue under their strict supervision.” The man finished his
glass and smiled at the elderly scientist. “Yes, there is a gentleman by
the bar watching you right now to ensure you do not meet with any
unsavory freedom cell leaders. Unfortunately, I happen to be one.”

Before the professor could panic, wide eyes looking for an

escape, the young man leaned forward, the flippant demeanor gone.
“We need you, Professor. I know you have found ways of using the
mind to defend and push away the creatures of darkness. I am here
to help you escape from under their cruel thumb and join the side of
right. You know the Fifth Reich is hell-bent on destroying our world.
Come with me now, and help us save it!”

His voice never rose above a conversational tone but the urgency
was irrefutable. The Professor looked out the restaurant window and
found himself nodding, hope quickening his sad heart for the first
time in months. This is not the America he wanted to grow old and
die in. Perhaps there was a chance for the human race after all.

They both stood to leave when the front door of the restaurant
slammed open. The Professor found himself staring at a half-dozen
Nazi troops, all of whom looked dead and rotting. The rebel leader
grabbed his arm and pulled him around. “Through the kitchen….”

They fled, and the dead followed.

Welcome to the sourcebook for Department 13,

Avalon Game’s science fiction/horror game. This
sourcebook is based on the Infinite Futures game
engine, which is Pathfinder compatible, but the
source material can be used for any campaigns
based in an alternative history where the
Nazi regime has succeeded in global
domination through arcane magics. Department
13 is set in the late 1950s to early 1960s, but
can be readily altered for nearly any era.
 “Get in, Professor.”

The car that pulled up with a squeal

of brakes was black and sleek, a Galaxie,
he suspected even as he dove headfirst
into the backseat. The Germans started
firing and the back window shattered
spectacularly. The other gentleman
landed on top of him and the car was
moving before the door shut. The gunfire
quickly faded behind the roar of the
car’s engine.

“Are you all right?”

This voice was distinctly feminine

and the professor looked at the driver in
surprise once he was let up. He
straightened his spectacles. “Yes, I believe
so, Madam, thank you.” He glanced to the young
gentleman next to him, who was holding his shoulder.
“Your friend, however, appears to have been shot.” The woman
quickly twisted around to look over the seat at them.

“I’ll live,” he stated shortly, grimacing only slightly as he turned

away from the window.

The woman turned back to the road and nodded. “We’ll be at a

safehouse shortly.”
1933–1945 Third Reich
(Nazi Germany)
1945–1952 Fourth Reich
(Nazi Europe/Undead Europe)
1953–1963 Fifth Reich: Present Day
(Nazi Earth)
 On April 30, 1945, as Soviet
forces overran the streets of Berlin,
Adolf Hitler committed suicide in
an underground bunker and was
cremated that evening. Three days
later on May 2, just as General
Weidling was about to sign the
surrender of Germany to Soviet
leader General Chuikov, Adolf Hitler
approached, followed by several
thousand German soldiers with
glowing red eyes. The horrific sight
caused many Soviets to flee, and those
that stayed were destroyed by the
monsters. Hitler himself feasted upon
Weidling even as the officer screamed
for mercy.
Adolf Hitler, upon clearing Berlin
of foreign invaders, met with his
remaining staff and explained the
situation. He had been preparing
for this moment for several months,
having found evidence that there was
a series of gateways through which
ancient gods could be summoned and
brought forth. With their help, the
Fuhrer insisted, Germany would rule
the earth even as their new masters
ruled the stars.
From there it was a bloodbath.
Hitler’s untoter forces from Berlin
numbered 22,000 and were joined
by more as they crossed the whole
of Europe. Hitler would not give any
quarter and millions were slaughtered
by his freakish military. Countries
that immediately surrendered to
the undead armies were merely
“occupied”; those that tried to fight
were subjected to such atrocities that
left even the
most stalwart
quivering in fear.
Joseph Stalin readily
supported the fuhrer
after the annihilation of
his troops in Berlin. He
kowtowed to Adolf and was
himself responsible for millions
of deaths but it quickly became
clear to Hitler and his occult
scientists that Stalin was trying to
steal the arcane power from Germany.
Stalin vanished in 1951 and the Soviet
Union was abolished that same year
to be called Western Germany.
Northern and western England had
a worse time of it as Adolf consistently
pushed toward Britain. It is estimated
that nearly 80 million soldiers and
civilians were killed between 1945
and 1952, the Jews and Slavs all but
extinguished, before the inhuman
Fuhrer was permanently destroyed
in London by the early members of
Department 13.
 The group that became Department
13 was originally spawned by several
of Hitler’s closest affiliates, one of
whom helped cremate the Fuhrer’s
body three days before. When it
became clear the choices were to join
Hitler in welcoming these strange
dark masters or become food for
them, these first three or four cabinet
members fled the burned city in
search of ways to stop him. They were
able to find the couple of German
occult experts Hitler had in his employ
and together they escaped Germany.
Over the next seven years these
original German rebels worked from
various secret hideouts throughout
Africa and Australia, committing
most of their energy on research to
determine what the Fuhrer unleashed
to give him power over death. It
became clear that Adolf Hitler was
not the thing that rampaged Europe’s
countryside. Whatever this creature
Obviously, others had also taken
up the monster Hitler’s causes, due
to loyalty or force. There were some
surprises, however. Reichsmarschall
Herman Göring was still alive, having
vanished after Adolf demanded his
arrest seven years before. He took
over the command of the Nazi Empire
without protest from the undead
masters or the occult sorcerers of the
Nazi regime. Their attention was no
longer focused on the domination of
was, it was trying to bring its masters
to earth and this was not the first
time in earth history that this attempt
had been made. The secret society of
freedom fighters grew and branched
out, gaining members all around
the world to become the Global
Resistance, of which Department 13 is
the key unit for Arcane Studies.
Department 13 was able to stop
the changed leader just as he opened
a gateway in England for his dark
masters. Many were killed by the
resulting explosion on July 12, 1952
and the untoter fuhrer was destroyed.
The entire London area was sealed off
by the German forces behind a wall.
Although the actions undertaken
by the members of Department 13
did not eliminate the threat of Nazi
domination, they successfully kept
the world safe for a while longer and
vanquished the monster that led the
domination effort.
Germany. Reichsmarschall Göring
now controlled Europe (now known
as the Germanic Empire) with an iron
fist, content, leaving the occult behind
him.
Others were not so fortunate,
however. One of the most influential
leaders over the next few years was
Generalfeldmarschall Wolfram von
Knonner, an undead field marshal
whose soul was trapped inside his
body permanently. He could only
escape if he succeeded in his cursed
mission: to bring forth the powerful
dark beings that called the Elder
Gods. Until then he could not be killed
or destroyed, his body regenerated
when he fed on living flesh. Even
vaporized he coalesces on a living
being as a green mist until he absorbs
enough energy to re-form.
After a short hiatus due to the
destruction of Hitler, where the arcane
Nazi regime re-gathered its strength,
Herr Knonner launched a full-out
campaign against the countries of
South America and used the wake of
destruction to push into the United
States of America from several
fronts. Unable to fight against such
a terrifying threat, the United States
surrendered rather than be destroyed
like so many other countries of
Europe.
Even though the White House
guaranteed occupancy by Germany,
the individual states were not as easy
to conquer. It was strongly suspected
by the members of Department 13
that President Truman had been
brainwashed by sorcery, now a mouse
more than a man that timidly hid
away from the frightening undead
Nazis. The states, however, did
not immediately bow down to the
Germans and there were many areas
of the United States where rebellion
could take hold.
But it was also immediately clear
that Herr Knonner was not interested
in controlling the whole United
States. Indeed, he was specifically
seeking more of the supposed gates
throughout the world where the
ancient evil deities could be called
forth. One had already been destroyed
and now the Generalfeldmarschall
could only hope to find another before
what was left of his mind was mad.
 The year is 1963 and everyone
walks on pins and needles in
Occupied North America. After almost
fifteen years of listening to the horror
stories of former Europe and then the
full-scale invasion onto US soil, most
people are bilingual and tend to use
German in public; to do otherwise
would be to call attention to yourself.
And no one wants to call the attention
of the German sorcerers.

Despite the constant threat of being

taken away to feed dark creatures of
the night, most people live as before,
although there seems for the wealthier
contingents to be more of a celebration
every night as though it was their last
night on earth. The poor are no longer
as obvious, having fed the Nazi war
machine or vanished to safer ground.
There are also several places on earth
where Germany has not overtaken the
local government and these regions
are havens for those who wish to avoid
the Nazi regime altogether.
 After what seemed a lifetime of driving the car returned to
Philadelphia and continued on east until it reached the warehouse
district nearest to port. Most of it was dark.

“The garrisons are to keep Americans from getting out of line

as the end of the world approaches. Places such as these are only
raided when attention is called to them.” The woman supplied the
answers to the professor’s unasked questions.

The response roused the Professor from his thoughts, however,

and he looked at the back of her head in interest. Then she shut
the lights of the vehicle off and pulled into the garage door of a
pitch-black building. There was a moment when he could not see
anything but the professor heard the grinding of the door shutting
behind him. Then he was blinded by light.

“Welcome to Department 13, Professor.”

In the beginning years of the the occultists claimed was a place

Resistance, it was established by
the fleeing members of Adolf Hitler’s
establishment that everyone involved
needed to learn about the occult,
and quickly. Fortunately, on the
road out of Berlin, they were met by
a half-dozen of Adolf’s secret occult
scientists, who had known of the
transformation about to take place
and opted to leave rather than help
Hitler find the gateway to what could
only be described as hell. Together
they were able to fight their way out
of Germany and head to Egypt, which
where more answers could be found.
The Resistance and Department
13 were synonymous at first, but it
quickly became clear that the Nazi
sorcerers who remained in Hitler’s
service were capable of sending
death over long distances so long as
they had personal information and
effects of their target. The rebel occult
scientists assisted their comrades
in defenses against the dark arts
and did much to hide themselves
from the searching eyes of darkness.
Department 13 became its own entity
where its members could do their own
research without endangering the
whole of the Resistance.
After the successful take down of
the Fuhrer in London in 1952, most
of the remaining original members
of Department 13 were hunted down
and destroyed. The Nazi sorcerers had
developed their dark arts to where
they could direct attacks with even
the slightest knowledge of a person,
and the near-opening of the Gate
allowed many more monsters to join
their efforts. What members exist in
Department 13 now remain shadowed
in secrecy and magical wards for the
safety of everyone involved.
The Department has several
supporters, although many do
not recognize them by name.
Reichsmarschall Göring may have
given the undead creatures control of
the New World, but he secretly funnels
old campaign funds to his friends in
the Resistance. Göring certainly does
not want the end of the world any
more than any other sane human.
Several other governmental leaders
throughout the world continuously
fund the effort in the hopes of
stopping the inevitable Armageddon.
The current state of Department
13 is so shrouded in secret that very
few know the full dynamics of the
organization, save that it exists in
multiple places at once and no one is
certain just how high up the ladder
each individual is placed. All anyone
does know is that the Department is
headed by a Director, of whom no one
sees. Some say the Director is the last
of the remaining escapees from the
Battle of Berlin. Many more believe the
Director is not human at all.
The current Director replaced Herr
Helmut Kempff, who was killed in the
explosion when the Gate collapsed
in 1952. Written instructions told
the remaining staff to clear out and
head for Australia. From there the
Department moved a majority of
its agents into New York City well
before Knonner invaded. Most of the
Department’s operations are situated
in and around the city-maze, able
to keep hidden under the Reich’s
watchful eyes. The Nazis cannot
control the amount of traffic that
flows through the city and its ports,
making it the perfect place for several
Resistance cells as well.
The rest of the agents are divided
up into fields and then labeled. The
field agents generally use letters of the
American alphabet for designations.
The occult scientists tend to use
Greek letters. The director is simply
“Director” and corresponds via mail,
telephone, or speaker.
 The voice that one hears when speaking
to the director is unidentifiable in gender,
race, or country of origin. Very rarely does
the Director allow emotion to vary the
speech patterns, often providing a very dry
humorless tone to otherwise funny bits of
information. What is known is that for over
ten years the Director has kept most of
Department 13’s secrets safe and has used
everything in its power to prevent the coming
of the new gods and the destruction of earth.
The older agents speak in deference for the
Director, acknowledging his or her skill in
keeping evil at bay.

This is an elderly German gentleman that

wanders the earth searching for answers.
A top occult scientist and the last surviving
member of those who helped Hitler discover
the Elder Gods, Agent Alpha is the highest
ranked member of Department 13 that
is seen face to face. It is rumored he is a
powerful sorcerer, although no one has ever
seen him do any magic. His accent is thick
but he prefers English of German and then
looks over his spectacles at people as he
berates them for not understanding him.
He knows his occult science, however, and
can answer many questions regarding the
subject. He is tightlipped regarding Hitler’s
transformation 17 years ago; he feels it is
best left to the “lips of the dead.”
 The lady is smart, sassy, and Cajun.
She claims her mother was an Egyptian
fortuneteller and her father was a vodoun
priest from Haiti. Whatever her ancestry, her
exotic features are noted by those who meet
her. Agent L once had dreams of going to
college and becoming a police officer but the
current horrors of the world encouraged her
to study in her father’s footsteps and learn
the ways of ancestors. She claims she felt a
need to join with the Department against the
evil and sought them out using what she calls
her good spirits. She is in her late thirties or
early forties and is quite fit. In the past five
years she has taken much of the recruiting
tasks for new agents and is usually one of
the first that strangers meet. This may also
be due to the fact her good spirits always
seem to indicate to her when betrayal is at
hand and the woman won’t blink at shooting
anyone the voices tell her is a Nazi spy.
 Unable to maintain control over
the large city, Herr Knonner bombed
it repeatedly and then abandoned
it during his search for more Gates.
Over the past ten years he has
bombed it again maybe a half-dozen
times but has found it more difficult
to procure weapons of that size as
his campaign in Occupied America
continues. New York City takes the
bombings in stride; its rabbit warren
of tunnels, subways, and basement
dwellings has helped its smartest
population remain unscathed. Here
is where the Resistance has made its
North American home with satellite
offices throughout the northeast from
Boston to Washington, DC itself.
The majority of field agents for
Department 13 currently work
underground out of a series of
abandoned skyscrapers in Manhattan.
Which set of buildings, no one is ever
certain—the only common access is
New Mexico is one of the few states
that have been left nearly untouched
by the Nazi regime and because of this
many influential people and celebrities
have taken to living in this resort
town. From here the local Department
13 is capable of sending agents and
scientists throughout the west and
south to Mexico and South America.
New Mexico is also one of Department
13’s testing grounds, using the desert
and high mountains to test various
artifacts and machines to determine
what they can do.
through a series of subway tunnels
using their own train system. Here
they have their own shooting range,
gymnasium, and hospital. Most
agents have their own private quarters
somewhere else in the city to allow
for privacy although they may not see
them for weeks at a time. Some of
the agents work as staff, wandering
from apartment to apartment to feed
pets or water plants and keep an eye
on things while the field agents are
working.
From New York City it is very easy to
transport agents or equipment in and
out of the city; the submarines sent
by the German Empire are readily
bypassed thanks to the unspoken
deals made with Reichsmarschall
Göring. The Nazi soldiers do very
little to stop the Resistance from
entering or leaving the island, so long
as the people do not call attention to
themselves.
Albuquerque is where most of
the Department’s funding ends up
funneling through to various ends,
mainly using the television stars
and musicians as cover-ups. The
Department owns a restaurant in the
city, called The Wishing Well. Also
in town is a brand new movie set,
as the Nazi regime does not want to
waste time watching over people and
feels having regular, albeit monitored
programming is soothing for the
masses. The small garrison never even
noticed when Department 13 set up
shop and the Department feels directly to keep shop.
under the Nazi nose is the best place
Despite having many artifacts
regarding the Elder Gods, untoter
Hitler avoided Egypt in his search for
Gates to Hell. The occult scientists
also noted that the Nazi sorcerers were
unable to successfully attack anyone
who happened to be close enough to
the ancient Egyptian monuments.
Cairo was the first location for
Department 13 in those first years of
the Fourth Reich and remains a safe
area for the Department to this day.
The Department’s occult specialists
feel that the reason for this avoidance
of the region is due to the existence
of a former Gate in Egypt that was
Many of the escaping German
bureaucrats, deserters, and fugitives
found themselves following American
troops as they too escaped the
nightmarish fourth Reich armies. The
American troops used the South West
Pacific Headquarters of Brisbane in
Queensland, Australia to return home
and allowed the Germans passage
through there as well. When it became
apparent that the Resistance would
need to keep routes open between the
Old World and the New, it was decided
the former US base in Brisbane would
serve well enough.
sealed correctly and guarded by spells
and talismans. The Department’s
scientists have spent the better part of
the past fifteen years seeking out this
gate so they can see how it was done
by the ancients two thousand years
prior. Cairo is the main location for
most of the scientists that work for the
Department since they can learn more
about the Elder gods here without
accidentally summoning them. The
scientists also do not need to hide
themselves as much here, since the
region is avoided by the undead and
the dark monsters summoned by the
Nazis.
The aborigines’ Dreamtime stories
have also roused the suspicion of
the occult scientists and they have
spent the past decade trying to learn
more about the native traditions to
determine if they hold a clue to the
Elder Gods’ past. Unfortunately,
it has been discovered that others
are curious, too, and Nazis have
been reported in both Melbourne
and Sidney as early as 1962, so the
Department members have spent the
better part of a year hiding their outfit
in underground bunkers and ensuring
their information cannot be found.
 The young gentleman was
whisked away, and it was only
then that the professor
realized he didn’t know the
names of anyone he had thus
far met; therefore, he would
be unable to ask after the
wounded man. He stood
next to the car and looked
around. The warehouse was
dark beyond the single light
that burned overhead. It was
also nearly empty, save for some
vehicles at the far end and crates
scattered throughout. The
woman driver had followed after
the small group of two men
with the third injured one
between them.

He wasn’t alone, however, as he

heard footsteps coming from the dimness beyond a
couple of stacked boxes. Although he had guessed from the footfall
that it was another woman, he was still surprised when he actually
saw her. She looked like a dark-skinned warrior-princess, he
thought, reminded of some pulp fiction he had read when he was
younger. Her outfit, however, was very professional and demure.

“Professor, I am glad you could come.” Her voice was low and
accented, French, perhaps. “I am Agent L. I am here to answer
some of your questions and ask you some things as well. If you will
follow me, we have a more private room.”

He followed her through the warehouse to a series of back

rooms. “Is this really your headquarters?”
 “No, this is a satellite office so we can do business here in
Philadelphia. If everything proves satisfactory and we find a window
of opportunity, we will move on to our main offices within the
week.”

The tall woman led him to an office that was much like his
own, with a desk and two plush chairs in front of it, which she
motioned to once he divested himself of his outer garments. There
was a tea cart to one side, and he grateful accepted her offer of a
cup. She took the chair behind the desk and waited patiently until
he seemed ready.

“Tell, me, Professor, what you know of Hitler’s deal with the
alien gods, and I will try to fill in the blank spots as best I can.”

It wasn’t until the Battle of Berlin of the flesh as it carefully detailed a

began that Hitler knew everything was
lost. His commanders had betrayed
him and not followed his orders. There
was nothing left. Except for a book. He
had read many books over the years,
but this one was special, handed to
him some three months before by a
hooded man in a Berlin crowd. Several
saw the man with glowing red eyes
who spoke three words in German as
he pressed the book in the Fuhrer’s
hand. “Destroy your enemies.” Hitler
called for assistance in finding the
strange man in the crowd but he had
vanished. The book remained.
It was a hastily transcribed
notebook, sewn loosely together with
a false cover. Inside the scribbled
German text was a set of instructions
on how to completely destroy the
enemy when all else had failed. The
sentences almost did not make sense,
discussing rebirth and the destruction
horrific nightmare of directions. Hitler
almost threw it out in disgust.
But something had stayed his
hand. Now, nearing the eve of his own
demise, he cleaned his pistol in the
bunker and happened to glance into a
small crate filled with his books. The
booklet with its plain brown leather
cover was on top.
He was going to die anyway. But
the ritual did not require just his own
death. It required several, including
children, and this was where he had
last closed the book. This time he did
not stop reading and continued all the
way to the end of the ceremony. To
the promise of live after death and the
power of a god.
It is believed on that night he
prepared the ritual, including his
marriage to his mistress, Eva, and
in the following two days, April 30
and May 1 of 1945, the ritual was
carried out. Hitler and Eva suicided.
Soon after, Goebbels and his wife
killed their six children and then
themselves. The bodies were cremated,
as per Hitler’s instructions.
Although the German translation
of the booklet was never found,
eyewitnesses who defected and came
over to the Resistance swear they saw
Adolf Hitler reading a plain leather-
bound notebook in the morning hours
of the final day of April, with weapons
and strange items and symbols all
around him. The descriptions of the
objects, symbols, and what words
could be read over the Fuhrer’s
shoulder were enough to convince
later Department 13 occult specialists
that the notebook was a transcribed
ceremony from a larger tome of works
discovered in the Middle East.
It was also clear that whatever
was given to Adolf Hitler was not the
complete text. Several key bits of
information were omitted, although it
will remain forever unclear whether
Hitler would have changed his mind
had he known what the ritual truly
did. The spell allowed something
from another dimension to enter this
world without a pre-existing doorway;
in fact, the bodies of those who died
served as a miniscule crack in the
foundation of reality.
Not one person believes that
the Hitler that returned two days
later with an army of undead was
the true Fuhrer. It looked like the
Fuhrer, although the eyes seemed
to glint red under certain light, and
it sounded like the Fuhrer, but after
the destruction of the Soviet forces
in Berlin, this Hitler-puppet seemed
interested solely in opening some
sort of gateway between the earth
and somewhere else. Gone was the
leader and in its place a monster that
spouted knowledge of horrific things
and nightmarish concepts that he
wanted to build or create.
 The Resistance has very little
information regarding the “Elder
Gods” of Hitler. Some believe they are
not gods at all, but alien life forms
that use trickery and deception to
move to new planets or dimensions
and take advantage of the sentient
species there. Regardless of what
members of the Resistance believes, it
is clear that the creatures have gained
a foothold in this world through Nazi
Germany and will stop at nothing less
than total domination.
Whatever these Elder Gods look
like, one can only speculate from
pictograms and ancient texts. The
It was clear early on that untoter
Hitler had one goal in mind: London.
After Berlin had been cleansed of
foreigners, Hitler continued to march
his mindless zombies further out
in concentric circles. Those who
defected later thought that, despite
the speeches of Gates and God,
Hitler was generally working toward
a unified German Europe. He spread
the Fourth Reich’s borders back to
where they were prior to D-Day by
the end of 1945. From 1946 to 1948,
Hitler solidified his power in Eastern
Europe and pressed attacks against
the United Kingdom from France.
descriptions
are horrific-
giants that crush
the earth beneath
their footsteps,
creatures that
consume all emotion
and feast on souls.
They have names that
are unpronounceable, or
the letters have been obliterated.
The monster Fuhrer never mentioned
any individual Elder God by name in
the presence of any humans, so they
remain a mystery.
Then there was a long period lasting
until 1949 where Hitler directed his
occult scientists to build several
strange machines and devices. His
undead army was frightening but
could not follow more than simple
directions and could not be controlled
over the English Channel; the Fuhrer
learned this quickly with a short-lived
assault. He would have to transport
the undead via air or boat and have
someone with intelligence to control
them.
To make intelligent undead, Hitler
directed his scientists in the creation
of a horrific machine that allowed the
soul to be captured in a recently dead what was left of the United Kingdom.
body with its memories still attached. German submarines ring the island
That these creatures had the same and guard the English Channel, but it
glowing eyes as the stranger that first is assumed by the Germans that the
handed the book over to Hitler those United Kingdom is no longer a threat.
many years ago was not unnoticed by The Resistance knows otherwise;
the Resistance. underground contacts confirm that
the royal family and Prime Minister
With the introduction of wandelnde were elsewhere, but London itself is
leiche, Hitler was able to cross the gone.
Channel. The British fought to the
bitter end and were finally taken in
spring of 1950. Amidst the rubble
that was once London was the British
Museum. Hitler’s goal was here; within
the museum was a set of bronze gates
from an ancient Babylonian city.

The Resistance almost failed in their

mission to protect the earth, since
Hitler’s target was unknown until it
was nearly too late. These “Balawat
Gates” were never actually set up for
people to enter and exit the city, but
found in one of the temples against
a wall. So it was learned that these
Gates were created to open up an
interdimensional doorway, and not
a moment too soon; the Resistance
discovered this on the eve of Hitler’s
attempt to create his ritual.

Fortunately, the Resistance was

able to use information from various
artifacts and documents to stop the
ritual. A simple bucket of saltwater
while the Fuhrer stood in front of the
opening Gates caused a disruption
to both, resulting in a spectacular
explosion. Few escaped, but it was
considered a success by the desperate
Resistance.

When the Gate was destroyed in

London, the Germans abandoned
 The woman had stopped talking, but the Professor’s eyebrows
were still glued to his hairline in shock. “This…this does not sound
like very good odds.”

Agent L held out her arms and smiled sadly at the elderly
man. “I won’t lie to you; it is very unlikely that we will stop these
creatures from crossing over…but we must try. For the sake of our
world, we must try.”

“Well,” the professor sat back a little and adjusted his

spectacles. “I suppose you are right. What do you need me for?”

Her smile widened and he was again struck by her exoticness.

“If you will follow me, Professor; I would like to show you a device.”

They traveled together back down the hall and abruptly turned
to the left before they reached the warehouse. She looked over her
shoulder at him. “You may recognize it, of course.”

She opened a door and stepped through allowing him to

pass her as he walked into a rather large room. He did not notice,
however, eyes riveted to the strange humming machine in the
center.

“My God,” he murmured. “You built it. You built my machine.”

“We copied your notes, yes. But we need you to help us

understand what we are doing. Can you help us?”

They came closer and came around to the front. The

professor’s eyes were alight with glee now, see years of work
constructed in front of him. “…Of course, I will,” he whispered,
feeling a sting of tears at the realization of a dream.
 Due to the occupation of Germany in most countries, the standard weapons
created prior to 1945 are those currently being used by most militaries. The
only exception is the AK47; after its debut into the Soviet military it gained
popularity among Resistance members and has been traded or sold through
covert channels to everyone but the Germans.

Walther P38: Damage: 2d6, Critical 20,

Range: 50m (164 ft), Rate of Fire: Semi-
Auto, Weight: 800 grams (1.70 lbs)
Mauser Rifle: Damage: 2d10, Critical
20, Range: 500m (547 yds) iron
sites/800+ m (875 yds) optics, Rate of
Fire: Single, Weight: 3.7–4.1 kg (8.2–9
lbs)
MG42 Machine Gun: Damage: 2d10,
Critical 20, Range: 1000 m (547 yds),
Rate of Fire: Burst, Auto (1200–1500
rpm), Weight: 11.57 kg (25.51 lbs);
Ammo 50- or 250-round belts.

Colt M1911: Damage: 2d6, Critical 20,

Range: 50m (164 ft), Rate of Fire: Semi-
Auto, Weight: 1105 grams (2.44 lbs)
M1 Garand: Damage: 2d10, Critical
20, Range: 402m (440 yd), Rate of Fire:
Semi-Auto, Weight: 4.31–5.3 kg (9.5–
11.6 lbs)
Browning Automatic Rifle: Damage:
2d10, Critical 20, Range: 914.4–1370m
(1000–1500 yds (Max. range: up to
5000 yds), Rate of Fire: Auto (500–650
rpm), Weight: 7.25–11 kg (15.98–24
lbs); Ammo 20-round box magazine
M1919 Browning Machine Gun:
Damage: 2d10, Critical 20, Range:
1370 m (1500 yds), Rate of Fire: Burst,
Auto (400–600 rpm), Weight: 14 kg (31
lbs); 250-round belts.

Webley Revolver: Damage: 2d8,

Critical 20, Range: 45.72m (50 yds),
Rate of Fire: Single, Weight: 1.1 kg (2.4
lbs), 6 round cylinder
Lee-Enfield Repeating Rifle: Damage:
2d10, Critical 20, Range: 503m (550
yds), Rate of Fire: Single, Weight: 4.0
kg (8.8 lbs)
Browning High Power 9mm auto:
Damage: 2d6, Critical 20, Range: 50m
(164 ft), Rate of Fire: Semi-Auto, Weight:
1.0 kg (2.19 lbs)
STEN Submachine Gun: Damage:
2d10, Critical 20, Range: 60 m (65.6
yds), Rate of Fire: Auto (400–600
rpm), Weight: 14 kg (31 lbs); 32-round
detachable box.

Tokarev pistol: Damage: 2d6, Critical

20, Range: 50m (164 ft), Rate of Fire:
Semi-Auto, Weight: 854 grams (@1 lb
14 oz)
Mosin-Nagant Rifles: Damage:
2d10, Critical 20, Range: 500m (547
yds)/750+ m (775 yds) optics, Rate of
Fire: Single, Weight: 3.4–4.1 kg (7.5–9
lbs)
Automat Kalashnikov Model 47
(debuted 1947, adopted for Soviet
military 1951): Damage: 2d10, Critical
20, Range: 300m (330 yds) Full-Auto/
400m (440 yds) Semi-Auto, Rate of
Fire: Semi-Auto, Auto (400–600 rpm),
Weight: 4.3 kg (9.5 lbs); 10-, 20-, or 30-
round magazines, or 40-round box, or
50-round drum

Rubber Truncheon: Most of the untoter

forces of Germany are no longer able
to operate pistols or rifles safely, their
hands shaped more like claws as the
ends of their bony fingertips punch
through the undead skin. In many cases
these undead forces are given rubber
truncheons, which are billyclubs made
of a one-piece ball-on-a-stick.
Damage: 1d6, Critical 20, Range: hand-
to-hand, Weight: 3 lbs
Salt Ammo: Once it was deemed that
sea salt (not rock salt) was effective
against these particular undead,
special bullets were created for the
various makes and models of guns in
existence.
True Death Capsules: Aside from
cyanide, these suicide capsules have
a mixture of poisonous herbs that
render the dead body incapable of
rising from the dead by a command
from the wandelnde leiche. A mortally
wounded Resistance member can take
one (or have one broken in the mouth)
to prevent being used by the Nazis
after death. Every Resistance member,
whether Department 13 or otherwise,
carries one.
Zombie Dust: The top secret
ingredients are placed in canisters and
either shot over a field or used as an
aerosol. Whatever the dust is made of,
it speeds up decomposition of generic
untoter soldiers, causing them to fall
apart within minutes. This formular
does not work on wandelnde leiche or
monsters.
 These are machines currently used by the Germans or the Resistance to
create occult-like events. It was an unfortunate innovation from the monster
Hitler that certain symbols or spells can tie the soul and all its power using a
contraption to harness or hold it. This new type of necro-machinery is for many
the most horrific product of the Fifth Reich. The Resistance has also learned
to create machinery using some of the arcane designs, but have strived to use
the mind rather than the soul and preserve life as much as possible. Therefore,
Department 13 has few devices, while the necro-Nazis keep producing more.

These are the Devices that have been thus far identified. It is unknown what
else is under development.

Wandelnde Leiche Machine: this is spheres and used elsewhere. It may

essentially a lethal injection set-up
that forces the soul to remain within
a re-animated dead body. The result is
a fully functional undead creature that
cannot die unless killed by an Elder God.
Thus it becomes the primary operative
for the victim to find a way to achieve
the Elder Gods’ desires. It is said the
wandelnde leiche suffers constant pain
as long as it lives. The machine also
grants the power of reanimation and
control over untoter troops, which are
mere mindless zombies. There are three
in existence.
Armageddon Machine: A device that
works as a giant automated meat
grinder, it destroys the body so painfully
that it also rends the soul, breaking it
down into its powerful components.
Canisters in the shape of spheres collect
a portion of this energy (much of the
power is lost), and can take about five
or six victims’ worth of soul power each.
This is a portion of what a live sacrifice
can do, but the difference is that this
power can be stored indefinitely in the
take hundreds of spheres to do the same
job as a half-dozen living sacrifices, but
the job can still get done. The liquefied
meat that is produced on the other
side is usually supplied to the local
contingent of untoter troops or used for
fulfilling blood sacrifices. This machine
was created by Herr Heinz Shomer and
there is only one like it.
Automaton (Laufroboter) Device:
Soon after the creation of the Wandelnde
Leiche, it was discovered that these
same glyphs and instruction could be
used to reanimate things other than
flesh. This is how Herr Heinz Shomer
survived his decapitation and how he
was able to create an army of robots.
Technically a wandelnde leiche trapped
inside an automaton, Herr Shomer was
resurrected and his head was placed
in a robotic spider-like appendage.
Currently, Herr Shomer is the only
leiche capable of producing and
controlling soul-driven robots and has
the only machine capable of creating
automatons.
 These are the Devices that have been
thus far identified. It is unknown what else
is under development.
Psychic Enhancer: This helmet is
designed to enhance brain waves for both
sending and receiving psychic symbols.
Rather like a motorcycle helmet with
an opaque visor, the psychic agents
puts it on and then opens himself or
herself to any possible thoughts from
a target, usually kept in another room
unaware of the situation. It has a range
of 100 meters (328 feet) and enhances
any unprotected thoughts, giving the
psychic double the chance of success.
Spell-Shields: Spell-shields come in
the shape of white, thumb-sized oval
discs. These discs protect someone from
being targeted by a spell, but require a
sacrifice of blood and soul to activate.
Once activated, the disc glows blue and
renders the holder virtually invisible to
all targeted spells for 12 hours, after
which it requires another sacrifice. The
blood sacrifice causes d6 in damage
and the soul sacrifice another d6 in
damage. The blood sacrifice can be
healed by regular means but the soul
damage requires a priest or a week’s
worth of rest to restore.
Telekinesis Device: This room-sized
machine enhances a person’s personal
power (i.e. soul energy) to be able to
sense and push back the dark force
For 1963, there a definitive difference between what could be expected in
terms of the automobiles seen in traffic, and what is currently in existence
or “evil”
that
seems to
come
exclusively
from the
Elder Gods
and their minions.
It is unknown if
this is an actual
power against
aliens or magic.
The person is
placed in a special
chair within the machine
and special glyphs along the inners
walls are lit in a particular order. It
appears the soul responds to these
glyphs innately, as thought remembering
a code. A common volunteer is able to
hold these strong powers for a little less
than 48 hours, but a psychic agent can
retain it much longer, up to a month,
before the soul begins to forget. The
power is similar to telekinesis in that
creatures of darkness, such as zombies,
leiche, or other related monsters, are
unable to come any closer than five feet
to a sleeping or unconscious person
with this ability, and will be pushed
away up to 200 yards by someone who
is actively trying.
in Occupied America. Although standard vehicles up to and including 1962
models do exist, they are few and far between as the Germanic Empire
continues to take tributes and leaves little to civilians throughout the world.

Volkswagen Kübelwagen: four-door

utility roadster. Crew: 1, Passengers:
4, Cargo: L, Init: -2, Top Speed: 80
k/ph (50 mph), Defense: 8, Hardness:
5, HP: 36, Size H. Lightweight with
considerable ground clearance, the
Kübelwagen was capable of being
modified readily and did not have a
radiator so was more invulnerable to
bullets.

Opel Blitz: Generic German Light-

and Middle Weight Trucks. Crew:
1, Passengers: 2 (in cab; up to 12
passengers in back), Cargo: M, Init:
-2, Top Speed: 97 k/ph (60 mph),
Defense: 8, Hardness: 5, HP: 36, Size:
H to G. essentially a large truck to
carry personnel or cargo. Could also
come in six wheels, eight wheels, or a
half-track version.

Hanomag Sd.Kfz 251 Half-Track:

Half-track armored personnel carrier.
Crew: 1, Passengers: 11, Cargo: L,
Init: -4, Top Speed: 52.5 k/ph (32.5
mph), Defense: 6, Hardness: 15, HP:
58, Size: G. Slow-moving but capable
of moving a large amount of troops
into place despite heavy fire.

BMW R75 Motorcycle: Motorcycle/

sidecar combination. Crew: 1,
Passengers: 1, Cargo: 0, Init: -1, Top
Speed: 97 k/ph (60 mph), Defense: 9,
Hardness: 5, HP: 22, Size: L. Popular
vehicle among officers.

Schwerer Panzerspähwagen Sd.Kfz

232 armored scout car: Heavy
Armored Car. Crew: 4 (Commander,
gunner, driver, secondary driver),
Cargo: L, Init: -4, Top Speed: 85 k/ph
(53 mph), Defense: 6, Hardness: 15,
HP: 58, Size: G. Designed for recon
missions and taking heavy fire.

Leichter Panzerspähwagen Sd.Kfz

222 scout car: Light Armored Car.
Crew: 2, Cargo: L, Init: -4, Top Speed:
road 80 k/ph (50 mph)/off-road 40
k/ph (25 mph), Defense: 7, Hardness:
15, HP: 50, Size: G. A lighter version
of the above.
 “Your problem is here, my
lady. Whoever copied my notes
missed a scribble that actually
meant to put the casing in
upside-down.” The elderly gentleman
carefully pulled his head out from
beneath the compartment.

“Excellent. I can’t wait to see how

it works.” The beautiful agent’s voice
changed, becoming louder. “And
here is your first test subject.”

The Professor looked toward the

door at Agent L’s words and recognized the
young woman who drove him there. “Madam… Agent….?”

“Agent D, Professor.” She came right up and shook his hand.

“And how is your wounded friend?”

“Agent G? He’ll be fine.” She smiled warmly at the Professor.

“He’s had worse and, really, he should know better than to put
himself out there to get shot.”

Agent L approached them, joining in the laughter. “In any

event, we’d like to use Agent D here to test your machine and see
what the effects are.”

“Because she is a psychic, yes?” The professor looked from

Agent L’s knowing eyes to Agent D’s startled ones.

“How did you know?” Agent D recovered quickly and smiled,

still with warmth, so it appeared he had not overstepped his bounds
completely.
 “In the car. You answered my thoughts. I may have been
broadcasting very loudly at that moment.” He returned the smile
and they were all nodding. “Well, then, Agent D, let me prepare the
machine for you and we will begin. With these enhancements, we
will find out what you are truly capable of.”

This is established as a Pathfinder-compatible game, which means that you

got a hold of this supplement already knowing something about the system.
We’re going to assume that, in any event. Also note that incorporating another
system isn’t difficult; we’re providing the basics here and you should be able
to make the conversions readily enough. First, let’s establish the likelihoods of
developing a character in this setting.

1. You’re a human. You may be an enhanced human with special abilities

but it is very unlikely that you are an alien or creature of some sort.
Should a player or a GM find a reason to create a zombie, leiche, or
monster to roleplay, just crib off the monster notes later in the next
chapter.

2. You are or will be a member of the Department. Makes sense; this

is called Department 13. Even if the characters are not members,
they should at least be working with the Department. Nazis are bad;
Resistance is good.

3. We can throw out the bias. Yes, we know that a realm of 1963 that
there should be certain societal rules. Well, forget it. Billions have died.
The world’s been unified against the Necro-Nazis. Forget racism and
sexism. KILL THE UNTOTER NAZI!

4. Pick a class. Dept. 13 uses the Infinite Futures game system so dig
though the rules and pick a class. For the most part the classes can
be played as they appear in the core rule, although they may need to be
modified in small ways to fit the time and genre. The Psychic class and
the Mystic (As outlined in Infinite Mysteries) are both excellent additions
to the game. It is highly recommended that you use the rules for magic
as outlined in Infinite Mysteries.
 There are very few super-agents out
there. These are psychic agents that
have been trained to use their psychic
abilities to keep evil at bay. They are
trained in stealth, combat, and psychic
attacks, as well as magic shielding.

The Super-Agent is capable of working

alone or with a group, and generally
one super-agent does not know of the
existence of any others unless they
have worked together before. Most
other types of agents just assume the
Super-Agent is an ordinary agent with
psychic abilities, not understanding
the training that the super-agent has
undergone.

Prerequisites:
Base Attack of 3, Knowledge (paranormal) and Stealth of rank 4 or higher
Hit Dice: d10
Class Skills
The Super-Agent’s class skills are Acrobatics (Dex), Climb (Str), Drive (Dex), Escape Artist
(Dex), Intimidate (Cha), Knowledge (military, modern culture, paranormal) (Int), Linguistics
(Int), Medical (Wis), Perception (Wis), Profession (Wis), Stealth (Dex), Survival (Wis), and Swim
(Str).
Skill Ranks Per Level: 4 + Int Modifer

Agent Base Attack Fort Ref Will

Level Bonus Save Save Save Special
1 0 +2 0 +2 Combat Feat, Single Psychic Power
2 +1 +3 0 +3 Endurance
3 +2 +3 +1 +3 No Hands
4 +3 +4 +1 +4 Great Endurance
5 +3 +4 +1 +4 Slippery Mind
6 +4 +5 +2 +5 Combat Feat
7 +5 +5 +2 +5 Second Psychic Power
8 +6/+1 +6 +2 +6 Resist Disease
9 +6/+1 +6 +3 +6 Damage Reduction
10 +7/+2 +7 +3 +7 Evasion
Class Features
All of the following are class features of
the super-agent.
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: A
super-agent is proficient with all simple
weapons and personal firearms.
Combat Feat: The Super Agent gains
bonus combat feats at 1st and 6th
levels. These feats must be chosen
from the following list. The outlander
must meet all normal prerequisites for
the feats.
Acrobatic Step, Heavy Weapons Proficiency
(flamethrower, bazooka), Catch Off-Guard,
Combat Reflexes, Defensive Combat Training,
Dodge, Improved Initiative, Nimble Moves, Run,
Save Enhancement, Skill Specialization, Throw
Anything, Toughness, Well Versed.
Psychic Power: Each super agent
can control psychic disciplines as
their exposure to the horrors of the
Nazi occult has awakened their latent
power.
The agent may pick one discipline of
which a single power of level 1 may be
chosen. Said power may be used once
a day per Intelligence modifier of the
agent.
See the Psychic powers rules. For more details.
At 7th level the agent may pick another
power, from the same discipline, which
may be of level 1st, 2nd, 3rd level.
Endurance: A super-agent gains
Endurance as a bonus feat at 2nd
level.
No Hands: A super-agent with this
talent receives one additional move
action per round while controlling
a vehicle. This action can be used to
perform an additional driving stunt. If
the driver only uses one of his move
actions in a round to control a vehicle,
they may take a full round action, such
as a full attack.
Great Endurance: Starting at 4th level,
the length of time a super-agent can
exist under adverse conditions without
penalty increases. When determining
the number of rounds a super-agent
can hold their breath or run; the
number of hours the character can go
without water; or how for below zero the
character’s hit points can drop before he
or she dies, their effective Constitution
score is their actual Constitution,
plus 1/2 his or her super-agent level
(rounded down).
Slippery Mind: The Super-Agent is
cold and logical enough to recognize
when impulses are from an outside
source and ignore them. If a techie is
affected by an enchantment effect and
fails his saving throw, they can attempt
it again one round later at the same DC.
They get only this one extra chance to
succeed on his saving throw.
Resist Disease: The character gains
a +2 bonus to saving throws to resist
diseases.
Damage Reduction: At 9th level, a
super-agent gains damage reduction.
Subtract one from the damage the
character takes each time they are
dealt damage from a weapon or natural
attack. At 13th level, and every three
super-agent levels thereafter (16th, and
19th level), this damage reduction rises
by one point. Damage reduction can
reduce damage to zero but not below
zero.
Evasion: When he reaches 10th level,
a Super-Agent develops a knack for
getting out of harm’s way. If they
make a successful Reflex saving throw
against an attack that normally deals
half damage on a successful save, they
instead takes no damage. A helpless
outlander does not gain the benefit of
evasion.
 “Agent L! Nazis are coming through the neighborhood heading
straight for the warehouse.”

“Blast it. We’re not ready.” She turned to the professor. “Get
Agent D out of the machine. We’ll hold them off at the doorway.
Bring her as quickly as you can.” The woman vanished out the
room’s door, joined in the hallway by several heavily armed men in
military gear.

The professor ended the machine’s programming and, with two

technicians, walked the still-groggy Agent D down the same hallway
to where gunfire resounded closer and closer. Agent L was behind
the line of fire, looking grim, although she turned with relief as they
approached.

“Excellent, we’re running out of time. There’re about three

dozen zombies out there. And they have Spawn.”

She spoke to Agent D, who stiffened, but the Professor was the
one who answered. “Spawn?”

Agent L turned her gaze to the professor and he could see

the fear in her amber eyes. “Monsters, professor. From another
dimension.”
 These walking dead soldiers are
resurrected and commanded by the
Wandelnde Leiche. Once awake each
untoter soldier functions as a mindless
shambling corpse without direction; it
takes a command from the leiche to
make the zombie functional and
quicker. The undead will follow
the command until it is finished
or changed.
These zombies do not eat their
victims (unless commanded), but
attack to grab or pummel with
their rubber truncheons. They
will bring their targets to their
master or whoever the master
indicates in his absence.

Hit Dice: d8
Str 17 Dex 10 Con 0 Int 0 Wis 10 Cha 10
Saves: Base save bonuses are
Fort +1/3 HD, Ref +1/3 HD, and
Will +1/2 HD + 2.
Defensive Abilities: Zombies lose their
defensive abilities and gain all of the qualities
and immunities granted by the undead type. Zombies gain DR 5/slashing.
Untoter are sensitive to sea salt and mandrake. Severing the spinal cord or
burning or disintegrating the entirety of the untoter kills the zombie.

The leiche of the Fifth Reich were created through a series of experiments
designed by the monster Hitler. The devices trap the soul within the body
and impart a magical forcing binding them for eternity. The leiche cannot be
destroyed except through the touch of an Elder God, or so these leiche believe.
The ritual binding causes much discomfort to the leiche and they are in great
pain for as long as they remain this way, motivating them to find the means to
bring forth the Elder Gods and end their torment.

Hit Dice: d10

Statistics: As a living NPC, but Con becomes 0.
Defensive Abilities: Cannot be Destroyed. Spells that disintegrate or blow up
 the leiche’s corpse just do not work.
Physical force will cause the corpse to
fly apart but it reforms almost instantly.
Sea salt does cause pain, agony, and
repels the leiche, although it does not
kill it. Only the force of an Elder God
can destroy the leiche.

The robots of Herr Shomer generally

are only seen wherever their master is,
since he is the only one who can control
them. Although they are created using
the same process as a leiche their souls can
be released by destroying the automatons
they inhabit. Unable to speak, it is unknown if
the soul feels anything within the robot’s body.

Senses: Darkvision 60 ft, Low Light Vision;

Perception +0 Init +2
Defense
AC 18, touch 13,
flat-footed 15 (+3 Dex, +5
armor), DR 5, hp 23
(1d10+13), Fort +0 Ref +3
Will +0
Offense
Speed 70ft.
Statistics
Str 16 Dex 10 Con 16 Int 10
Wis 10 Cha 10
Base Atk +1 CMB +3, Feats None
Skills: Stealth +12; Racial Modifiers +6 Stealth
Languages None
Find Target: Find Target (Su) Shomer can order it
to find and a specific creature. The creator must
program some set of parameters in order for the
laufroboter to follow orders.
 The Elder Spawn are
essentially wormlike monsters that
have been able to slip through the cracks of
reality into this world. Many came into being during Monster Fuhrer’s reign,
although it is known some were destroyed when the Gate collapsed in London.
These creatures remind people of leeches or predatory eels with strange red
bulbous eyes and clawed webbed hands. Their teeth are massive and they are
towering creatures when they stand on their hind legs, almost two meters tall.
They will just as readily bite at the humans in their path as claw them and
they his and gurgle, sometimes in human languages. Some believe the Monster
Fuhrer was possessed by one of these creatures.

Senses blindsight 30 ft., scent; Perception +0, Init +1

Defense
AC 11, touch 11, flat-footed 10 (+1 Dex), hp 19 (3d8+6), Fort +5 Ref +2 Will +1
Offense
Speed 10 ft, swim 20 ft. Melee bite +5 (3d6)
Statistics
Str 14 Dex 13 Con 14 Int 18 Wis 10 Cha 1
Base Atk +2 CMB +2 (+10 when attached);
CMD 13 (can’t be tripped), Feats None
Skills: Swim +8

Treat as summoners or other demon-calling magic users. Generally the Nazi

sorcerers are operating from a distance and will surrender when faced with
physical violence. They need little to curse someone with a visitation from a
demonic entity: a name, a face from a photograph, a piece of clothing.
Use the Bargainers field of magic for these evil mystics.
Wandelnde Leiche, Mystic Level 11
build using the rules described in Infinite Mysteries

XP 9,600 CR 10 CE Medium humanoid

Init +1; Senses Perception +15
Defense
AC 16, touch 15, flat-footed 10 (+5 Def +1 Dex), hp 60 (11d8+11)
Fort +7 Ref +3 Will +7
Offense Speed 30ft. (Fleet0), Melee Claws +8/+3 (1d4/20), Ranged Pistol
+8/+3 (2d6/19–20)
Statistics
STR 15 Dex 13 Con - Int 19 Wis 12 Cha 10
Base Atk +8 / +3 CMB +2 (+10 when attached); CMD 13 (can’t be tripped)
Feats: Combat Expertise, Combat Martial Artist, Combat Reflects, Leadership, Mystic Talent,
Personal Firearm Profligacy
Skills: Acrobatics +2, Bluff +6, Diplomacy +5, Disable Device +5, Intimidate +10, Knowledge
(Arcane, Earth and Life Sciences) +10, Linguistics +2, Perception +10, Sense Motive +10,
Sleight of Hand +3, Stealth +3
Languages German, English, Russian, Yiddish, French, Greek
SQ Cannot be destroyed, Channel Energy 6D6, Talisman, Path (Bargainer), Blood Pact

Spells per day:

0 level x4 (Bleed, Light, Mending, Read
Magic)
1st x5+1 (Bane, Cause Fear, Command,
Doom, Entropic Shield, Inflict Light Wounds)
2nd x5+1 (Bull’s Strength, Death Knell,
Desecrate, Inflict Moderate Wounds X3)
3rd x5+1 (Bestow Curse, Blindness,
Contagion, Inflict Serious Wounds X2, Speak
with Dead)
4th x4+1 (Inflict Critical Wounds, Poison,
Sending, Tongues, Unholy Blight)
5th x3 (Commune, Dispel Good, Inflict Light
Wounds, Mass)
6th x2 (Anti Life Shell, Forbiddance)

Equipment: Walther P38, Hitler’s notebook

Wandelnde Leiche, Level 8

Statistics
Str - Dex - Con - Int 25 Wis 10 Cha 1
Automaton Body:
Str 10 Dex 15 Con 16
With spiderlike legs the laufroboter can move quickly when Shomer needs it
to. If the robot is destroyed the head will continue to live on as it was made
Wandelnde Leiche without the body attached.
 There are eleven wandelnde leiche in existence. Generalfeldmarschall
Wolfram von Knonner is the highest ranked member and in the Americas. The
remaining ten wandelnde leiche are divided up between the Americas, portions
of Europe, and Australia. It is unknown whether any of the three leiche-making
devices are still working. It is estimated there are about 50,000 untoter troops
walking the planet. Each leiche is responsible for up to 5,000 walking dead
within 100-mile land radius.

It is estimated there are a total of seven Gateways. The one in London was
destroyed and the one in Egypt is currently sealed. It is believed the monster
Fuhrer was unable to give anyone else information on the remaining Gateways,
due to Hitler’s confidence the Gateway in London would succeed.

Although things are strained, the untoter troops can only operate within a
hundred miles of their leiche master and not over saltwater. Although large
populated areas of America are bombed or overrun with Nazis, other portions
are relatively free, so long as attention is not called this way or that.

This is a very open setting. There are a lot of ways to expand on it depending
on whether you want an action-packed, kill the monsters type of game or
perhaps a tension-filled horror noir setting. One could readily set up a quest
for a lost clue through any number of ancient historical sites, trying to get to
a magic artifact or gate before the bad guys get there. The player characters
could all be clueless gang members not yet recruited by Department 13 or they
can be statted as super-agents, quite capable of ripping someone apart with
their minds but with a definitive lack of control.
The monsters can be emphasized or pushed into the background. For
those that prefer settings with more variety in monsters, they can be added
at a whim. The monsters statted above were those that have been previously
mentioned in setting, but obviously in a realm where magic is just about to
come bursting through, the amount of species available is limitless. Likewise
this could become a very human-oriented game, with the leiche in another
country or continent along with their untoter troops, and the focus being
strictly on the player characters in a mission.

Obviously any campaign should be about stopping the Fifth Reich from
opening up a Gate between this world and the one that holds the Elder Gods.
Just about everything the Fifth Reich is planning on doing involves locating
and opening these Gates. This should be the underlying concept for most
adventuring.

Other plot hooks include:

Rescues: Save the Agent, Girl, Director, Prime Minister, Diplomat’s
Daughter, Yourselves.
Finding Clues: Seek out the clue among ancient ruins, Steal the
clue from a Nazi location, Getting the clue from some other secretive
group.
Defense: You must protect the Occultist, scientist, newly found
Gate, clues, key piece of a puzzle from Nazis, untoter, leiche, or
monsters.
Infiltration and Recon: Finding out what Group A is doing due to
Suspicious Activity.

Or go off on a tangent and make things up. That’s what gaming is all about.
Look for new adventures for this setting coming soon.
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