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Bonepickers are one of the Archetypes that manifest in a freshly formed Bound. Bonepickers focus on making their new existence as comfortable as possible, either by using ghosts to scry for hidden treasure or earning their part as professional exorcists.

First Edition[]

Many Bonepickers take physical rewards, usually former anchors that their clients want to part with any way. A few Bonepickers don't see anything unethical in that, even if they're the ones who encouraged a ghost to hang around the Ferrari - and maybe even encouraged a specter to spend a day in a young girl's body. In the end, they just want what they always thought they deserved. They've been dead, and the fact that they are not any more means the universe must like them.

Among Sin-Eaters, it's the Bonepickers who come prepared with whatever mundane items a krewe requires. While she might not be able to get a specific 16th Century Russian icon, she can provide tools, equipment, and a safe place to crash - as long as she gets paid in kind. Every Bonepicker has her limit, simply because if she gets into debt she's not comfortable, and if she does that on someone else's behalf she's can't see any real reward. Some selfless Bonepickers don't particularly mind, while a few keep an internal record of who owes them what.

Second Edition[]

Bonepicker krewes are not Sin-Eaters, as their motivation is not to help the dead, but to help themselves. They traffic with necromancers, ghost eaters, and anyone else willing to pay for their unique abilities. Having come back from the dead once, they are willing to take extreme risks and pursue their goals at any cost, which makes them dangerous.

References[]

Geist: The Sin-Eaters First Edition Archetypes

Advocate · Bonepicker · Celebrant · Gatekeeper · Mourner · Necromancer · Pilgrim · Reaper

Geist: The Sin-Eaters Second Edition Archetypes

Sin-Eaters

Furies · Mourners · Necropolitans · Pilgrims · Undertakers

Others

Elysians · Bonepickers · Gatekeepers · Thanatologists

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