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n the Dunkirk Mixed Zone that stretches over the
English Channel, the GodNet is failing as Holy
Exchanges fall to Ayslish forces or transform
from reality storms. As access to the GodNet

DEMON TOWN
grows more difficult there have been sightings of
the image of a heavenly figure claiming this has
been the result of Sin, calling for the Cyberpope’s
judgment on the demon town of Folkestone.
Unaware of the extent of the corruption of
Folkestone the Delphi Council has sent a team of
Alpha Clearance agents to investigate, first sending
them to meet with some locals that may have more
information.
• Scene One: The Storm Knights enter
Folkestone and meet the welcoming
committee and learn that the town is ruled
over by Demon Queen Lucindra.
• Scene Two: Rescuing captured Elven
Consortium operatives from a partying
technodemon the heroes learn more about the
figure and where to find answers.
• Scene Three: An audience with the Demon
Queen brings the Storm Knights to a cutthroat
diplomatic session where they learn where all
the demons have come from.
• Scene Four: Entering the GodNet the Storm
Knights either defend Eanswythe to restore
the GodNet or let her fall to allow further
access to the demon armies.

INTRODUCTION
Synthesized Elven harp music plays over the elevator
speakers as your group ascends to the top floor of the
white marble elven tower. The doors open with a ding,
and you are greeted by a pair of Elven Consortium
security guards equipped with Reflec armor and
power swords who lead you through a well-appointed
reception area to a set of double doors.
Your handlers at the Delphi Council sent you to
investigate strange signals coming from the town
of Folkestone along the coast of Kent in the chaotic
Aysle-Cyberpapacy Mixed Zone. Your first stop is in
the neighboring village of Hythe where the so-called
Elven Consortium has set up a new headquarters
since moving out of Folkestone, they should have some
clues as to what is going on.

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 The doors swing open, and you are led to a large
white marble desk with a holographic placard reading
‘Vice President of Operations, Yeleth’. A blonde elf in
a designer suit motions for you all to take a seat and
nods at the guards who leave the room. She sits back
down and smiles, “It’s not often we have visitors from
the Delphi Council. Please, I will try to be as helpful
as I can.”
Vice President Yeleth is genuinely helpful and
doing everything she can to distance her operations
from what is going on across the Channel in Calais.
While the majority of the Consortium moved to
CyberFrance for more lucrative opportunities and
became corrupted her team has remained in Aysle,
even after catastrophe in Folkestone.
She can share the following with the Storm
Knights:
• The Channel Tunnel between Folkestone
and Calais transformed into a Hellmouth,
allowing demons to escape into Aysle and the
Cyberpapacy. Wherever the tunnel leads to
is extremely dangerous and none who have
entered the Hellmouth to explore it have
returned.
• The Elven Consortium was contracted to
seal the Hellmouth on both sides. In both the
countryside outside Calais and in Folkestone
the Hellmouth was sealed with great
enchanted doors and fortresses built around
them manned by elven security.
• Consortium wizards in Folkestone performing
tests on the magic emanating from the
Hellmouth caused a dimensional breach.
Explosive demonic energy was released,
destroying the fortress, and collapsing the
tunnel once and for all.
• Yeleth’s forces were ordered out of town as
the Director deemed the Folkestone operation
“not within acceptable profit margins.” The
majority of her troops were recalled to Calais.
• The entire Mixed Zone in Kent has been
abandoned by the Cyberpope. Each week
there are less functioning Holy Exchanges this
side of the Channel, the one in Folkestone is
one of the last operational data cathedrals but
even that has been seeming to glitch out more
frequently. Though even as access lessens a
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strange hologram of an angelic woman has
appeared across the county with increasing
frequency.
• This hologram appears as Saint Eanswythe,
patron Saint of Folkestone. She has been seen
asking forgiveness for the people of her town,
claiming it has become a bastion of sin, a town
of demons and in need of God’s judgment.
• Yeleth sent a security team in to investigate a
day ago, but she lost communication shortly
after they entered the town. She would like
the Storm Knights to discover their fates and
rescue them if possible.
Once the Storm Knights have enough information,
they may requisition equipment as normal
(the Delphi Council will reimburse the Elven
Consortium) and Yeleth is happy to provide a
car and driver to get them to Folkestone (only a
20-minute drive away).
SCENE ONE
Standard Scene. Aysle/Cyberpapacy Mixed
Zone. The town of Folkestone has radically
transformed since the beginning of the Possibility
Wars. The combination of Ayslish walled town
and Cyberpapal industrial sprawl is an assault on
the senses. Wattle and daub cottages stand beside
clusters of futuristic buildings cloaked in neon
holograms. People are rarely seen on the street, but
the Storm Knights presence is noted immediately,
and they are watched from the shadows.
Gaining access to the town is not difficult,
unmanned security checkpoints at the entrances
allow the Storm Knights to simply drive or
walk right in. Any heroes with abilities to detect
Supernatural Evil will feel surrounded by it at all
times and evidence of horrible events can be seen
all throughout the town. Everything is quiet and
the air is filled with a sense of anticipation.
The horrible truth is that the entire population
of Folkestone has been possessed or killed and
replaced by demons. It was a gradual process that
took months but now Folkestone is truly a demon
town. Demon Queen Lucindra now rules the town
and as word reaches her that more mortals have
entered her domain, she will send a brute squad
to collect them. The demons approach the Storm
Knights disguised as classic English street toughs,
led by a weaselly looking man with a cane. He
will introduce himself as Laxius and informs the
heroes that they are now prisoners of the Queen
of Folkestone. He will demand they come quietly
in chains though the demon toughs will use any
pretext from the Storm Knights to start a fight,
turning off their hologram clasps as they do. If
(when) combat breaks out Laxius will cower and
refuse to fight.
After combat Laxius will beg for his life and
offer to serve the Storm Knights. He claims he is
a library demon and knows many things that
could help them. Turning off his hologram clasp
he appears mostly as human though with goat
legs and a barbed tail and an annoying nasal voice.
He is knowledgeable about everything that has
gone on in the town except for the appearance of
Eanswythe. He will however, not volunteer any
information, only answer direct questions as part
of his demonic nature.
If the Storm Knights go along with the demons
willingly, they will be chained up (and the bruisers
will look disappointed) and marched to the Parish
Church and Scene Three to meet the Queen.
• Demon (Cyberpapal; 1 per Storm Knight):
see page 42.
• Demon (Laxius, Ayslish Knowledge
Demon): see page 42.
Exploring the town further highlights some
additional locations which can be populated as the
Game Master sees fit, around one major feature in
each sector:
INDUSTRIAL SECTOR
Three city blocks of building organized along the
lines of the Cyberpapal manufacturing monasteries.
The guild makes clasps with mini holo-projectors.
The clasps project short morality plays based on
the Malraux Bible. The demons think these are
ridiculous, but they sell, and money spends.
THE DOCKS
Uthorion’s vikings have made a few expeditions
into Folkestone, trying to seize the mixed zone for
the High Lord. They were little trouble for a town of
demons, some armed with cyberpapal weaponry.
Masts and sail from their scuttled longboats still
just from the waters of the cocks.
SCENE TWO
Standard Scene. Aysle/Cyberpapacy Mixed
Zone. The small stone fortress built to contain the
entrance to the Hellmouth lies in ruins. Damaged
by a magical explosion, the collapse of the Euro
Tunnel and the subsequent attack by a horde of
demons it rests abandoned at the end of a series of
untransformed railway tracks in the north end of
the town.
Storm Knights hear the sounds of heavy industrial
music coming from the ruins long before they
see anyone. As they approach, they will find the
missing Elven Consortium squad, captured by
demons, and being forced to dance until they drop
dead.
Following sets of railway tracks you approach the
ruins of a stone fortress where heavy industrial music
can be heard emanating from with a rhythmic unce
unce unce. It seems a bomb must have gone off in the
middle of the fort as entire walls are blown out and
guard towers have collapsed into themselves.
Inside the walls a large audience of people are
cheering and clapping for a small group of surrounded
figures frantically dancing for their lives under the
flashing lights of a disco ball. A technodemon stands
on a podium dancing to the beat and yells into a
microphone.
“Sixteen hours! How much longer can these elves
last!?”
One of the figures which you now recognize as the
missing Elven Consortium team suddenly falls to
the ground in exhaustion, their unconscious body
twitching to the music. The crowd roars as the
technodemon screams “Only two left! Who will win
and become the Queens new plaything!?”
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 Invitations to the dance battle are most persuasive
The elven security team made it as far as their old DEMON DANCE BATTLE
fortress before being captured by demons. Now
The dance off is handled as a modified Dramatic
this gang led by the technodemon Mordrok is
Skill Resolution. Each round a Drama card will be
forcing them to dance for their lives quite literally.
flipped as usual and the letters will represent the
Elves who pass out become possessed by demons
beats of the music and what kind of dance moves
while the survivor is meant to be presented as a gift
may be attempted. Like most DSRs only one hero
to Queen Lucindra, improving Mordroks standing
and Mordrok can attempt these moves each turn,
in the town.
though multiple dance moves can be attempted
As such, the technodemon is loath to let his with regular Multi-Action penalties.
prisoners go. There are dozens of possessed in the
Each success counts as 1 point, with a Good result
crowd plus Mordrok himself, so combat is liable to
worth 2 points and an Outstanding worth 3. At
be very messy and any attempts at diplomacy will
the end of five rounds the dancer with the most
be Near Impossible (DN 20).
points wins the dance off. Intimidation and taunt
One possible route to securing the prisoners is interaction attacks by bystanders are allowed but
exploiting the technodemons pride and challenging any physical violence or other interaction attacks
him to a dance off in front of the other demons. If will start combat.
the Storm Knights fail at other negotiations other
• A (Footwork): Keeping in beat with the
demons in the crowd will begin chanting “Dance
rhythm and basic dance moves requires a
off! Dance off!” while Mordrok tries to hush them.
maneuver/Dexterity test.

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 • B (Twerk): Put some life into the dance and
win over the crowd with personality requiring
a Challenging (DN 12) intimidation/Charisma
or persuasion/Charisma test.
• C (Mosh): Moves that involve the other
competitor or members in the crowd that
look more dangerous than they actually are
requiring a Hard (DN 14) trick/Mind test.
• D (Thrash): Kicks, flips, and cartwheels with
hard chops requiring a Challenging (DN 12)
unarmed combat/Dexterity test.
• Possible Setback: Jeers from the audience
shake your confidence, succeed at a willpower/
Spirit test, or lose a success.
• Complication: Pass a persuasion/Charisma or
intimidation/Charisma test or have the audience
throw garbage at your team for the remainder
of the contest subtracting 2 from all further
tests.
• Critical Problem: A piece of rubble from
the fortress walls conveniently falls right
over the current dancer who must success
a Challenging (DN 12) dodge/Dexterity test
or be hit for 15 damage and lose all accrued
successes.
If Mordrok wins the dance off he will claim one
of the Storm Knights as a thrall with the intention
of presenting them to the Queen instead of the
dancing elf. The elves will be carried away by
demons and never seen again if the heroes do not
interfere.
“THE TOWNSFOLK HAVE TAKEN
TO STRANGE MOVEMENT,
ENGAGING IN SALACIOUS
BLASPHEMY, EVEN UPON THE
CATHEDRAL STEPS.”
—SISTER AUBERNAY
The Law of the One True Way ensures that if the
technodemon loses he must abide by the results
and fulfil his end of the contract releasing the elves
to the Storm Knights’ custody. He then turns off the
music, takes his disco ball and flies away in a sulk.
The remaining demons retreat into the darkness
leaving the exhausted elves and the heroes alone.
The leader of the team, an elf named Felandis
shares that they were captured soon after entering
the town by innocent looking townsfolk. It is clear
that everyone in the town is either possessed by a
demon or a demon disguised as Folk. He will be
thankful for the rescue, but the surviving elves are
in no condition to help the Storm Knights in any
fights.
He will be able to share however that they were
visited by a hologram of a woman who begged
them to save her at the parish church, telling them
“The connection must be reset” before they were
captured by the demons.
• Mordrok, the People’s Dance Champion: see
below
• Demon (Ayslish; 2 for each Storm Knight):
see page 42.
• Demon (Cyberpapal; 2 for each Storm
Knight): see page 42.
• Possessed (2 for each Storm Knight): see
page 42.
• Consortium Security (2): see page 41.
MORDROK, THE PEOPLE’S
DANCE CHAMPION
Attributes: Charisma 8, Dexterity 8, Mind 10,
Spirit 12, Strength 16
Skills: Conjuration 14, dodge 12, energy
weapons 15, find 11, intimidation 16, maneuver 11,
melee weapons 15, reality 14, trick 12, unarmed
combat 12
Move: 8; Tough: 19 (3); Shock: 14; Wounds: 5
Equipment: Chain whip (Strength +3/19, Reach 5
meters)
Perks: Occultech (Digan Darksight Eyes MKIII,
Mim Vocalizer, Vav Sensation Suppressor),
Whirlwind
Possibilities: 3
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 Special Abilities:
• Armor: Cybernetic plating +3.
• Chains: A technodemon may use conjuration
to summon chains and attack a target within
50 meters (Damage 15). This attack may
use the standard Grappling rules (see Torg
Eternity).
• Dread: While a technodemon is present, a
Standard Scene becomes a Dramatic Scene
instead.
• Fear: Technodemons inspire instinctive
horror in creatures who see them. When first
encountering one heroes must test willpower
or Spirit or become Very Stymied.
• Flight: Move 10 in the air.
• Large: Most technodemons stand three or
more meters tall. Attacks against them gain a
+2 bonus.
• Minions: The technodemon may transfer
any hit to a lackey within a few meters if he
succeeds at a reality test.
SCENE THREE
Standard Scene. Aysle/Cyberpapacy Mixed Zone.
The Parish Church of of St Mary & St Eanswythe
has transformed multiple times since the initial
axiom wash of the invasion between Aysle and
Cyberpapacy due to the turbulent Mixed Zone. A
side effect of these constant transformations has
been the loss of its status as hallowed ground, which
has emboldened the demons of the Folkestone to
use it for themselves.
The parish has been redecorated to demonic
tastes and now includes upside down neon
red Cyberpapal crosses, smoke, and repeating
holograms of unspeakable acts. Dozens of
cavorting demons can be found inside the nave of
the church at any time all presided over by a large
golden throne in which sits the Queen.
The self-proclaimed Queen of Folkestone is an
Ayslish demon of pride who has transformed to
the Cyberpapacy known as Lucindra. She appears
as a human woman eight feet tall with blood red
skin, white horns and wearing expensive tailored
suits.
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She will formally greet any Storm Knights that
are brought before her and demand they pledge
their souls to her to serve as slaves for eternity.
Assuming the heroes balk at this offer she has an
alternative to pitch to them:
“As you have no doubt discerned by now, we have
claimed this entire demon town. There is no going back
– all these souls now belong to us. But we need not be
your enemy. I have no love for The Dark One or the fool
who calls himself Cyberpope. I am willing to join our
forces with the Delphi Council and monitor this zone for
your enemies… if you do a favor for me.
“When the elven fools destroyed the tunnel, it did far
more than seal the Hellmouth. The magical backlash tore
a hole between the demon plane of Aysle and the local
Holy Exchange. Located here, in this dour building. Still
protected by Cyberpapal programs only a fraction of our
strength has been able to pass through to the material
realm.
“If you were the enter the GodNet and ‘deal with’ the
last Cyberpapal protectors it would give use free reign
to bring in enough reinforcements to ensure Uthorion
and the CyberPope could never invade the Mixed Zone.
What do you say? Do you wish to make new allies, or
would you rather fight each other to the death to become
my favored thrall?”
Lucindra is open to negotiation but as a demon
of pride getting her to compromise is difficult, any
persuasion/Charisma tests to that end are Heroic
(DN 18). She also has no intention on keeping her
word and plans to turn Kent into a new Hell on
Earth. The Storm Knights will have little choice but
to at least explore her offer.
For an Alpha Clearance team starting a fight in
the heart of the demon’s power would be suicidal,
but if the heroes insist Lucindra will be joined
by 6 Cyberpapal demons and then gain 1BD
reinforcements of Ayslish demons, Cyberpapal
demons and possessed each at the end of every
round. If she is Defeated reinforcements will stop.
If a Storm Knight is Defeated, she will pause and
give them a chance to rethink her offer before
resuming the fight as demons are unable to re-
enter the GodNet in the manner of mortals.
 • Lucindra, Demon Queen of Folkestone: see
below
• Demons (Ayslish; 1BD/round): see page 42.
• Demons (Cyberpapal; 6+): see page 42.
• Possessed (1BD/round): see page 42.
LUCINDRA, DEMON QUEEN
Attributes: Charisma 11, Dexterity 10, Mind 9,
Spirit 12, Strength 12
Skills: Alteration 13, apportation 14, conjuration 14,
divination 14, dodge 12, find 11, intimidation 16,
maneuver 12, melee weapons 15, persuasion 14,
reality 14, streetwise 14, taunt 13, trick 11,
unarmed combat 12
Move: 10; Tough: 14 (2); Shock: 12; Wounds: 3
Equipment: Longsword (Strength +3/15)
Perks: Bolster, Spellcaster (alarm, charm, detect
magic, lightning, invisibility, true darkness*),
Whirlwind
Possibilities: 5
Special Abilities:
• Armor: Infernal Suit +2.
• Dread: While a demon is present, a Standard
scene becomes a Dramatic Scene instead.
• Fear: Demons inspire instinctive horror in
creatures who see them. Test willpower or
Spirit or become Very Stymied.
• Insidious: Discard a Destiny card from each
target’s pool when the demon successfully
performs an Approved Action.
• Pride: Heroes double all Multi-Action and
Multi-Target penalties in the presence of
Lucindra.
SCENE FOUR
Dramatic Scene. Aysle/Cyberpapacy Mixed Zone.
Using the kneelers in the parish church bring the
heroes directly to Saint Eanswythe’s construct in
the Land of Nod. This construct is a byproducts of
the interactions of the Law of Legends and Law of
The One True Way as the Saints legend was made
into an actual section of the GodNet.
The construct appears as the Folkestone Priory
that was founded by Eanswythe in 630 AD as one of
the first nunneries in England. It sits on the edge of
a cliff overlooking the sea where Viking longships
can be seen approaching the beach below.
Inside the priory the Storm Knights find
Eanswythe herself, a Host who has been further
empowered by the Law of Legends. She defends
the priory from invading Vikings, who are in fact
the demons spilling out of the Hellmouth modified
in her realm to fit the story of the priory. Any time
not intercepting the Vikings trying to sneak past is
spent in prayer.
The Host is in prayer when the Storm Knights
arrive and looks up when they approach her:
“I have prayed to my Lord for the strength to stand
against the pagan invaders and lo do you approach me as
His instrument. Aid me in the defense of this nunnery
and thus all of Kent!”
Eanswythe is caught in a loop of constantly fighting
off the invading “Vikings” in a twisted recreation of
the final fate of the priory that she founded (some
say it was sacked by the Danes, others that it was
swallowed by the sea). If the Storm Knights aid her
fighting the Vikings, they discover their numbers
are endless, but they are coming in through three
tears in the GodNet. Those who reach the priory
are able to use the kneelers to exit the GodNet.
Two tears are on the beach below the cliff each
guarded by 3 Viking raiders per Storm Knight led
by a Viking Berserker, the third is further out in
the water and every hour an entire Viking longship
appears from it (with a full 40 Viking raiders on
board led by a Viking War Chieftain).
A tear can be closed by an adjacent hero making
a Hard (DN 14) computers or faith test, Very Hard
(DN 16) science or alteration test or Heroic (DN 18)
Mind or Spirit test. Once all three tears are sealed
the connection to the Hellmouth will be closed and
no more demons will be able to enter Folkestone.
If the Storm Knights decide to attack the Host,
she will defend herself to the best of her ability. If
Eanswathe falls the priory will crumble, collapsing
off of the side of the cliff and falling to the sea
below. Heroes remaining in the crumbling priory
to use the kneelers must make a dodge/Dexterity test
each round or take 14 damage from falling rubble.
Once the priory is destroyed the Storm Knights
must have their own way to exit the GodNet.
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 • Saint Eanswythe, Host: see below
• Viking Berserker (2): see below
• Viking Raiders (3 per Storm Knight): see
below.
• Viking War Chieftain (1): see below
SAINT EANSWYTHE, HOST
The host appears as a young nun bearing a
glowing golden crook and wearing a golden crown
indicating her status as a princess of Kent. The
Ayslish Law of Legends has used the Core Earth
legends about Enswathe to alter this Cyberpapal
entities outlook. She is currently confused and
cut off from the CyberPope, making it possible
to change her allegiance as she actually believes
herself to be Eanswythe.
Attributes: Charisma 12, Dexterity 12, Mind 15,
Spirit 15, Strength 15
Skills: Dodge 14, energy weapons 15, faith 18,
find 16, intimidation 16, maneuver 13, melee
weapons 15, reality 16, taunt 13, willpower 16
Move: 6; Tough: 20 (5); Shock: 15; Wounds: 3
Equipment: —
Perks: —
Possibilities: 5
Special Abilities:
• Armor: Protected core +5.
• Energy Crook: The Host’s projected weaponry
can reach up to five meters away, and deals
Strength +3 (18) damage. On an Outstanding
hit the Host may choose to either grapple the
target or apply the damage as fire.
• Energy Shield: If the Host uses an Active
Defense, she projects layers of force fields.
Her Toughness increases +4 until its next turn.
• Flight: Move 12 in the air.
VIKING BERSERKER
Attributes: Charisma 6, Dexterity 9, Mind 7,
Spirit 8, Strength 10
Skills: Dodge 10, intimidation 13, maneuver 10,
melee weapons 12, stealth 10, survival 8,
taunt (11), unarmed combat 10, water vehicles 11
Move: 9; Tough: 11 (1); Shock: —; Wounds: 1
Equipment: Animal hide (+1), great axe (Strength
+4/14, Stymies on a hit).
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Perks: Vengeful
Possibilities: Rare (2)
Special Abilities:
• Berserker: These warriors ignore Shock.
• Smasher: The berserker ignores the Unwieldy
property on weapons. If used two-handed,
any Unwieldy weapon that doesn’t already
have the Stagger property gains it.
VIKING RAIDER
Attributes: Charisma 6, Dexterity 8, Mind 6,
Spirit 8, Strength 9
Skills: Dodge 10, faith 9, find 8, intimidation 10,
maneuver 10, melee weapons 11, missile
weapons 10, stealth 9, survival 8, unarmed
combat 10, water vehicles 11
Move: 8; Tough: 11 (2); Shock: 10; Wounds: —
Equipment: Chainmail armor (+2, Torso),
longsword (Strength +3/12), medium shield
(defense +2)
Perks: Endurance
Possibilities: Rare (2)
Special Abilities: —
VIKING WAR CHIEFTAIN
Attributes: Charisma 8, Dexterity 10, Mind 8,
Spirit 12, Strength 12
Skills: Beast riding 12, dodge 15, intimidation 17,
maneuver 13, melee weapons 18, missile
weapons 15, stealth 12, taunt 13, trick 13, unarmed
combat 13, water vehicles 13
Move: 10; Tough: 16 (2); Shock: 14; Wounds: 3
Equipment: Chainmail armor (+2, Fatigues),
longsword (Strength +3/15), medium shield (+2 to
defenses)
Perks: Endurance, Relentless, Shield Mastery,
Vengeful
Possibilities: Common (3)
Special Abilities:
• Battle Leader: Vikings within 10 meters of a
war chief are spurred to extra exertion, and
deal +1 damage with any Strength based
weapon, and any tests based on Spirit are
Favored.
• Minions: The chief may transfer any hit to a
lackey within a few meters if he succeeds at a
reality test.
 Sealing the rifts will untangle the construct from
the demon plane and reassert it as the proper Holy
Exchange for Folkestone, the GodNet will be fully
restored within in the region and regain connectivity
with The Mountain and more importantly Babel
Central. The most immediate impact of this is a
reset of the holo-emitters throughout the town
with an exorcism protocol that banishes all of the
demons in the town back into the GodNet – even
the Ayslish ones.
The possessed and any technodemons are
unaffected and still roam the town but now the Host
is able to appear within the town at will and will
begin a purge of the town, after first escorting the
Storm Knights safely out of new saved Folkestone.
AFTERMATH
Depending on the Storm Knights’ choices and
actions there are many different possible outcomes
for this scenario.
GODNET REESTABLISHED
This is a win in the short-term. Most of the demons
are forcibly relocated to the GodNet and it’s only a
matter of time before the remaining possessed are
mopped up. But in the long-term there will be an
increase in Cyberpapal presence as jackpriests and
Inquisitors are sent to deal with the proven demon
infestation. Soon missionaries will appear in the
villages and towns of Kent who suffered under the
demonic rule.
Eanswythe will be joined by more Hosts as
time passes turning Folkestone into more of an
“angel town” and as Ebenuscrux loses control of
Hosts across the realm it may become a haven for
divergent Hosts.
EANSWYTHE DESTROYED
With the destruction of the Host the Law of Legends
can no longer maintain the priory construct and
the tear into the demon plane rips further directly
into the material world. Demons from both Aysle
and the Cyberpapacy can now physically travel to-
and-fro.
A demonic Queendom grows in size and strength
in Kent spreading from town to city. It eventually
becomes a third front in the reality war in England
if allowed to spread too far.
ELVEN CONSORTIUM
If the survivors of her team were recovered Vice
President Yeleth will be appreciative towards the
Delphi Council and may send more missions to the
Storm Knights. A relationship could cause her to
splinter her group off from the main Consortium
forces in Calais since they are so far away and have
become corrupted. The Director may not approve
however…
THREATS
CONSORTIUM SECURITY
These transformed elves constitute the
Consortium’s elite security forces.
Attributes: Charisma 8, Dexterity 8, Mind 7,
Spirit 8, Strength 8
Skills: Beast riding 9, dodge 8, find 7,
intimidation 10, maneuver 8, melee weapons 11,
taunt 9, trick 8, unarmed combat 10, willpower 10
Move: 7; Tough: 12 (4); Shock: 8; Wounds: —
Equipment: Reflec armor (+2, Bonus adds to dodge
against energy weapons), medium shield (+2 to
defense), GWI Sword of David (Strength +4/12,
AP 2), GWI Godbeam Laser (Dam 14, Short Burst,
AP1, Range 100/500/1K)
Perks: Brute
Possibilities: Rare (3)
Special Abilities: —
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 DEMON (MINOR)
The mixture of magic, hatred, and spiritual power
in the Cyberpapacy produces powerful demons.
These creatures act almost like lightning rods,
embodying sin and appearing spontaneously when
summoned by rituals, mistakes, or the desperation
of the susceptible. This type is the most common
to appear when a Heretical Magic Cosm card is
played.
Demons from Aysle, however, normally reside
in the Demonic Plane and appear when actively
summoned by an outside force. These entities
exist as twisted echoes of the Ayslish Arcane
Knowledges of magic and act with alien purpose
as opposed to the direct corruption of Cyberpapal
demons.
Attributes: Charisma 8, Dexterity 10, Mind 10,
Spirit 12, Strength 14
Skills: Alteration 14, conjuration 14, dodge 12,
find 11, intimidation 16, melee weapons 15,
taunt 12, trick 13, unarmed combat 12
Move: 10; Tough: 16 (2); Shock: 12; Wounds: -
Equipment: —
Perks: Spellcaster (disguise, lightning (CP)/fireball
(AY), mage dark)
Possibilities: Common (3)
Special Abilities:
• Armor: Scaly hide +2.
• Emitted: Materialized demons in Folkestone
are still linked to the Nod Sector that spawned
them and are returned to the GodNet after
suffering a single Wound.
• Fear: Demons inspire instinctive horror in
creatures who see them. Test willpower or
Spirit or become Very Stymied.
• Insidious: Discard a Destiny card from each
target’s pool when the demon successfully
performs an Approved Action.
• Specialization: Ayslish demons know the
fireball spell while Cyberpapal demons have
lightning.
• Futures Seen: Full knowledge demons such
as Laxius gain an Up on their next turn
whenever a Storm Knight spends a Possibility
on their turn.
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POSSESSED
Many of the residents of Folkestown became
possessed by demons in the night. Whether by
Ayslish or Cyberpapal demon they are no longer
in control of their own bodies and the demons
use them in ways appropriate to their depraved
appetites.
Possessed can be detected by careful examination,
signs of the demon such as pitch-black eyes,
demonic sigil tattoos or the smell of sulfur give
away their nature.
Attributes: Charisma 8, Dexterity 10, Mind 10,
Spirit 8, Strength 10
Skills: Alteration 12, conjuration 12, dodge 12,
find 11, intimidation 12, melee weapons 13,
unarmed combat 12
Move: 10; Tough: 12 (2); Shock: 8; Wounds: —
Equipment: —
Perks: Spellcaster (haste, lightning (CP) / fireball
(AY), mage dark)
Possibilities: Rare (2)
Special Abilities:
• Armor: Infernal blessings +2.
• Fear: Once the demon leaves its victim
and reveals its true form all Storm Knights
must test willpower or Spirit or become Very
Stymied.
• Insidious: Discard a Destiny card from
each target’s Action Pool when the demon
successfully performs an Approved Action.
• Possession: At first the demon fights from
within the victim’s body. Once the host body
suffers enough Shock or Wounds to be KO’ed,
the demon must emerge as a Minor Demon.
This triggers the demon’s Fear ability. Demons
can only possess Ords.
• Specialization: Those possessed by Ayslish
demons know the fireball spell while
Cyberpapal demons have lightning.
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GenCons changed the course of Torg
Eternity. Now, your Storm Knights can
traverse the Living Land, the Nile Empire,
the Cyberpapacy, and Tharkold and play
out crucial milestones to shape your table’s
personal cosmverse.

Included is Demon Town, an adventure in

the Aysle/Cyperpapacy mixed zone.

INSIDE YOU‘LL FIND:

• Difficult choices in the Living Land when the Storm
Knights learn they can do anything, but they can’t do
everything.
• The fate of the pulp heroes of Terra, known as the
Mystery Men, hangs in the balance.
• A meeting with the Elven Consortium, previously
encountered in Unhallowed Data.
• The outcome of the Storm Knights’ fight for the Core
Earth reality of Paris’ Hard Point.
• A deal with an enemy that
determines Tharkold’s
High Lord.

This game requires the UlissesNorthAmerica.com

Torg Eternity Core Rules
US82174PDF
and Drama Deck to play.