Demon: The Fallen Rulebook is the core rulebook for the Demon: The Fallen game. It is the culmination of the Year of the Damned releases of 2002.
Summary[]
From the White Wolf catalog:
- Reap The Whirlwind
- Centuries of violence, corruption, and cynicism have sown a bitter harvest throughout the world. Wars rage and spill the blood of the innocent. Mercy and compassion are ground to dust beneath the hell of religious extremism. Faith is perverted by the schemes of politicians, priests, and criminals. Now a storm is raging in the spirit world, and the gates of Hell lie broken. The angels of the Abyss are free once more, and the fate of mankind hangs in the balance.
- Raise a Fist to Heaven!
Contents[]
Prologue: Stage Fright[]
Told from the perspective of Melbogathra, a demon who took possession of a stage actor named Max, who had committed suicide. While in a religious play, Melbogathra reveals some sacred secrets to the audience, causing a resurgence of Faith in some of the crowd. He is fired from the theater but is quickly rehired due to his high demand by fans.
He makes a thrall of Becky (DTF), the object of Max's unrequited affections.
Introduction[]
- Lexicon
- Source Material
- Recommended books include:
- Paradise Lost, by John Milton
- The Screwtape Letters, by C. S. Lewis
- In God We Trust: But Which One?, by Judith Hayes
- Legion, by William Peter Blatty
- Music of Razors, by Cameron Rogers
- Needful Things, by Stephen King
- To Reign in Hell, by Steven Brust
- American Gods, by Neil Gaiman
- Movie and TV sources include:
- The Devil's Advocate
- Angel Heart
- American Gothic
- Recommended books include:
Chapter One: In The Beginning[]
The Devil Gaviel, in the body of a young man named Noah Wallace, encounters Noah's father and tells him the story of Creation from the viewpoint of the Fallen.
- Revelations
- A Deal With The Devil
- The Unmoved Mover
- The Houses of Creation
- Paradise
- Forbidden Fruit
- The Great Debate
- The Morningstar
- The Fall
- Crimes of Passion
- The Age of Wrath
- A Clash of Angels
- Divine Retribution
- The Wrath of God
- The Fire of Heaven
Chapter Two: Better to Rule in Hell[]
In an attempt to rouse the memories of a catatonic demon, the Devourer Malakh recalls his own experience in the War of Wrath, the battle between Heaven and the Fallen, and its immediate aftermath.
- The First Days
- The Coming Storm
- Unbound
- An Age of Wonder
- Paradise Lost
- The Time of Atrocities
- The Time of Babel
- The Shattering
Chapter Three: Apocalypse Now[]
An excerpt from the diary of Anila Kaul – in truth, the Slayer Magdiel – as she remembers her time in Hell and the escape of the demons, and compares the world now to the world then.
- Imprisonment
- Darkness Unending
- Mystery of the Morningstar
- The Factions
- Descent
- Pain
- Power Plays
- Bitter Tastes of Freedom
- Maelstrom
Chapter Four: Legions of the Damned[]
The Fiend Ahrimal, in the body of a German cop, finds himself hunting after a truly monstrous demon with the aid of a mortal Wiccan.
Chapter Five: Houses of Darkness[]
A discussion of the Houses of the Fallen, as well as of the five philosophical factions to which they adhere.
- The Sebettu
- The Factions
Chapter Six: Feet of Clay[]
The rules and guidelines for constructing a Demon character.
- Archetypes: Nature and Demeanor
- Addict
- Architect
- Autocrat
- Bon Vivant
- Bravo
- Caregiver
- Child
- Competitor
- Conformist
- Conniver
- Curmudgeon
- Deviant
- Director
- Fanatic
- Gallant
- Gambler
- Judge
- Loner
- Martyr
- Masochist
- Monster
- Pedagogue
- Penitent
- Perfectionist
- Rebel
- Rogue
- Thrill-Seeker
- Traditionalist
- Trickster
- Visionary
- Attributes
- Physical
- Strength
- Dexterity
- Stamina
- Social
- Charisma
- Manipualtion
- Appearance
- Mental
- Perception
- Intelligence
- Wits
- Physical
- Abilities
- Talents
- Alertness
- Athletics
- Awareness
- Brawl
- Dodge
- Empathy
- Expression
- Intuition
- Leadership
- Subterfuge
- Skills
- Animal Ken
- Crafts
- Demolitions
- Drive
- Etiquette
- Firearms
- Melee
- Performance
- Security
- Stealth
- Survival
- Technology
- Knowledges
- Academics
- Computer
- Finance
- Investigation
- Law
- Linguistics
- Medicine
- Occult
- Politics
- Religion
- Research
- Science
- Talents
- Backgrounds
- Allies
- Contacts
- Eminence
- Fame
- Followers
- Influence
- Legacy
- Mentor
- Pacts
- Paragon
- Resources
- Virtues
- Conscience
- Conviction
- Courage
Chapter Seven: Eyes of Fire[]
The various powers of the demons, including lore and the apocalyptic form for each.
- Innate Powers
- Immunity to Mind-Control
- Immunity to Possession
- Resistance to Illusion
- Resistance to Lethal Damage
- Healing Physical Damage
- Invocations
- Supernatural Awareness
- Lore
- Common Lore
- Lore of the Fundament
- Manipulate Gravity
- Manipulate Adhesion
- Manipulate Inertia
- Manipulate Acceleration
- Manipulate Cohesion
- Lore of Humanity
- Translate
- Insinuate
- Fade
- Confess
- Alter Memory
- Lore of the Fundament
- Common Lore
- Devil (Namaru)
- Lore of the Celestials
- Lamp pf Faith
- Send Vision
- Pillar of Faith
- Hand of Faith
- Bel, the Visage of the Celestials
- Lore of Flame
- Fuel
- Ignite
- Command the Flame
- Holocaust
- Ride the Flames
- Nusku, the Visage of the Flames
- Lore of Radiance
- Voice of Heaven
- Exalt
- Aura of Legend
- The Mark of the Celestials
- Revelation
- Qingu, the Visage of Radiance
- Lore of the Celestials
- Scourge (Asharu)
- Lore of Awakening
- Find the Faithful
- Cleanse
- Heal
- Animate
- Restore Life
- Dagan, the Visage of Awakenings
- Lore of the Firmament
- Remote Viewing
- Scry
- Mouth of the Damned
- Touch from Afar
- Many Places at Once
- Anshar, the Visage of the Firmament
- Lore of the Winds
- Summon Wind
- Fist of Air
- Command the Wind
- Wall of Air
- Cyclone
- Ellil, the Visage of the Winds
- Lore of Awakening
- Malefactor (Annunaki)
- Lore of the Earth
- Earth Meld
- Roil the Earth
- Mold Earth
- Earth Storm
- Earthquake
- Kishar, the Visage of the Earth
- Lore of Paths
- Find Path
- Lay Path
- Conceal Path
- Close Path
- Warp Path
- Antu, the Visage of the Paths
- Lore of the Forge
- Enhance Object
- Activate Object
- Shape Object
- Enchant Object
- Imbue Object
- Mummu, the Visage of the Forge
- Lore of the Earth
- Fiend (Neberu)
- Lore of Patterns
- Sense Congruence
- Trace Pattern
- Foresee
- Causal Influence
- Twist Fate
- Ninsun, the Visage of Patterns
- Lore of Portals
- Open/Close Portals
- Create Wind
- Teleport
- Co-Locate
- Doorway into Darkness
- Nedu, the Visage of Portals
- Lore of Light
- Light
- Bend Light
- Phantasm
- Illusion
- Coherent Light
- Shamash, the Visage of Light
- Lore of Patterns
- Defiler (Lammasu)
- Lore of Longing
- Read Emotion
- Empathetic Response
- Manipulate Senses
- Obsession
- Inspire
- Ishhara, the Visage of Longing
- Lore of Storms
- Summon Water
- Water Form
- Manipulate Weather
- Command the Storm
- Invoke the Storm
- Adad, the Visage of Storms
- Lore of Transfiguration
- Mimic
- Alter Appearance
- Alter Shape
- Doppelganger
- Shapechange
- Mammetum, the Visage of Transfiguration
- Lore of Longing
- Devourer (Rabisu)
- Lore of the Beast
- Summon Animals
- Command Animals
- Possess Animals
- Animal Form
- Create Chimera
- Zaltu, the Visage of the Beast
- Lore of the Wild
- Wilderness Sense
- Quicken Growth
- Command the Wild
- Possess Plant
- Mutate Plant
- Ninurtu, the Visage of the Wild
- Lore of the Flesh
- Body Control
- Manipulate Nerves
- Manipulate Flesh
- Restore Flesh
- Shape Flesh
- Aruru, the Visage of Flesh
- Lore of the Beast
- Slayer (Halaku)
- Lore of Death
- Read Fate
- Decay
- Vision of Mortality
- Extinguish Life
- Unlife
- Namtar, the Visage of Death
- Lore of the Spirit
- Speak with the Dead
- Summon the Dead
- Command the Dead
- Anchor the Soul
- Restore the Dead
- Nergal, the Visage of the Spirit
- Lore of the Realms
- Sense the Barrier
- Step Beyond the Veil
- Ghostwalk
- Reach across the Barrier
- Pierce the Barrier
- Ereshkigal, the Visage of the Realms
- Lore of Death
Chapter Eight: Rules[]
Provides the basic means of resolving characters' various actions.
Chapter Nine: Systems[]
Describes a plethora of ways to simulate everything from driving cars to performing exorcisms.
- Combat Maneuvers
- General Maneuvers
- Aborting Actions
- Ambush
- Blind Fighting/Fire
- Flank and Rear Attacks
- Targeting
- Defensive Maneuvers
- Block
- Dodge
- Parry
- Close Combat Maneuvers
- Clinch
- Disarm
- Hold
- Kick
- Multiple Opponents
- Sweep
- Tackle
- Weapon Strike
- Ranged Combat Maneuvers
- Aiming
- Automatic Fire
- Cover
- Multiple Shots
- Range
- Reloading
- Three-Round Burst
- Two Weapons
- Maneuver Complications
- Blinded
- Dazed
- Immobilization
- Knockdown
- General Maneuvers
- Melee Weapons Chart
- Armor Chart
- Ranged Weapons Chart
- Derangements
- Fugue
- Hysteria
- Manic-Depressions
- Megalomania
- Multiple Personalities
- Obsessive/Compulsive
- Paranoia
- Schizophrenia
Chapter Ten: Storytelling[]
Tells Storytellers how to build entertaining stories in which to involve the characters.
Chapter Eleven: Antagonists[]
Provides profiles and rules for a variety of monstrous demons, demon-hunters and Earthbound servants that Storytellers can pit against the characters.
Index[]
Character Sheet[]
Background Information[]
- Playtesters for the Rulebook are credited as: Andrew Bates, Carl Bown, John Chambers, Micah Chandler, Lisa Charlton, Carrie Easley, Susan Gillotti, Janet Lee, Jum McCann, Matt McFarland, Paul Marshall, Scott Mizis, Sue Mizis, Ripper Moore and Fred Yelk.
Memorable Quotes[]
| “ | Disclaimer Demon: The Fallen is a game. Like board a game, you play it around a table with friends. The difference here is that there is no board, and there may not even be any pieces. It's still a game, though. It is not real life. Monsters are the products of our imaginations - they are not real. You are not a demon. It's that simple. If you can't distinguish reality from fantasy, put this book down and walk away. For everyone else, have fun. |
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"I said to my soul, be still, and let the darkness come upon you./ Which is the darkness of God."
—T. S. Eliot, East Coker[1]
"Into our first world, shall we follow/ The deception of the thrush? Into our first world./ There they were, dignified, invisible,/ Moving without pressure, over the dead leaves,/ In the autumn heat, through the vibrant air..."
—T. S. Eliot, Burnt Norton[2]
"When Sin claps His broad wings over the battle/ And sails rejoicing in the flood of Death;/ When souls are torn to everlasting fire,/ And fiends of Hell rejoice upon the slain,/ O who can stand? O who hath caused this?"
—William Blake, Enoch: The First City of Angels[3]
"I said to my soul, be still, and wait without hope/ For hope would be hope for the wrong thing; there is yet faith/ But the faith and the love and the hope are all in the waiting."
—T. S. Eliot, East Coker[4]
"Lo, a shadow of horror is risen/In eternity! Unknown, unprolific,/Self-clos’d, all-repelling: what demon/Hath formed this abominable void,/This soul-shudd’ring vacuum?"
—William Blake, The Book of Urizen[5]
"In my beginning is my end. In succession/ Houses rise and fall, crumble, are extended,/ Are removed, destroyed, restored..."
—T. S. Eliot, East Coker[6]
"There is but one good; that is God. Everything else is good when it/ looks to Him and bad when it turns from Him. And the higher and mightier/ it is in the natural order, the more demoniac it will be if it rebels. It is not/ out of bad mice or bad fleas you make demons, but out of bad archangels."
—C. S. Lewis, The Great Divorce[7]
"O for a voice like thunder, and a tongue/ To drown the throat of war! — When the senses/ Are shaken, and the soul is driven to madness,/ Who can stand? When the souls of the oppressed/ Fight in the troubled air that rages, who can stand?"
—William Blake, Enoch: The First City of Angels[8]
"Farewell happy Fields/ Where Joy for ever dwells: Hail horrors, hail/ Infernal world, and thou profoundest Hell/ Receive thy new Possessor: One who brings/ A mind not to be chang’d by Place or Time./ The mind is its own place, and in itself/ Can make a Heav’n of Hell, a Hell of Heav’n."
—John Milton, Paradise Lost[9]
"There are only two kinds of people in the end: those who/ say to God, “Thy will be done,” and those to whom God says,/ in the end, “Thy will be done.” All that are in Hell, choose it./ Without that self-choice there could be no Hell."
—C. S. Lewis, The Great Divorce[10]
Characters[]
- Prologue: Stage Fright
- Max/Melbogathra
- Becky - Melbogathra's Thrall
- Charles - Stage Manager
- Caryl Churchill - Playwright
- Jesse - Holy Works
- Introduction
- Yziriel/Harold Lewis - Devil, Andrew's Character
- Juriel/Andrea Winn - Fiend, Lisa's Character
- Hazaroth/John Walker - Scourge, Carl's Character
- Chapter One: In The Beginning
- Noah Wallace/Gaviel
- Reverend Mattew Wallace - Mortal, Televangelist, The Hour of Jesus' Power
- Gina Wallace - Mortal, Matthew's Wife
- Zola Wallace - Mortal, Matthew's Daughter
- Sonny Rollins - Mortal, Parishioner, Rollins Productions
- Archangel Viridian
- Adam
- Eve
- Usiel
- Lailah - Angel
- Haniel - Angel
- Injios - Angel
- Lucifer
- Madisel - Angel, Final House
- Grifiel - Angel, Fallen, Devourer
- Senivel - Angel
- Gaar-Asok - Angel, House of Fate
- Toguiel - Angel, House of Matter
- Nazirel - Angel, Second House
- Michael
- Amiel - Angel
- Ank-Rhuhi - Angel
- Chapter Two: Better to Rule in Hell
- Malakh - Demon, Devourer
- Hadriel, "the Red-Handed, bearer of the Sword of Fate and hero of the Legion of Iron" - Demon
- Abaddon
- Dagon
- Asmodeus
- Azrael
- Anahel - Angel
- Gabriel
- Caiel - Angel
- Caine - The Third Mortal
- Abel
- Uriel - Angel
- Jabniel - Angel, Destroyed
- Lirael - Fallen, Overlord of the Sixth House, Angel of Fury
- Raphael - Angel
- Belphhegor - Fallen, Overlord of the Fifth House, "Mistress of Inspiration"
- Bephamael - Watcher
- Giriel - Watcher
- Sharaael - Watcher
- Marael - Watcher
- Gamael - Watcher
- Ur-Shanbi - Watcher
- Samael - Watcher
- Agriel - Watcher
- Shamhiel - Watcher
- Penemue - Watcher
- Chapter Three: Apocalypse Now
- Pat - Mortal
- Mr. Markay - Mortal
- Magdiel/Anila Kaul - Demon, Slayer
- Tony Kaul - Anila's Husband
- Zaphoriel - Demon
- David - Mortal, Died
- Ravi - Mortal
- Adrian Wilkins - Officer, Mortal
- Rev. James Andrews - Mortal
- Hartnell - Mortal, Agent
- Kaye - Mortal, Agent
- McGuire - Mortal, Agent
- Sandra Donaldson - Mortal, Missing
- Gordon Lawrence - Detective, Mortal
- Elaine Donaldson - Mortal, Sandra's Mother
- Chapter Four: Legions of the Damned
- Detective Gerhard Liebner/Ahrimal - Fiend, Cryptic
- Mr. List - Mortal, Died
- Mrs. List - Mortal, Died
- Seiben - Mortal
- Detective Wiener - Mortal
- Golgohasht/Jeremy List - Demon, Sent back to the Abyss, Host Died
- Hannah Klein - Mortal
- Michael Havis - Mortal, Thrall to Jeremy
- Richard Metzger, "Rickie" - Mortal, Thrall to Jeremy
- Ingrid Deitz - Lammasu
- Chapter Five: Houses of Darkness
- Jonathan Vuoto, "Johnny Bronco" - Mortal
- Hasmed/Harvey Ciullo - Demon
- Sal - Mortal
- Belphigor - Devil, Faustian
- Senivel - Defiler, Faustian
- Vejovis - Angel of the Firmament, Destroyed
- Gipontel - Cryptic
- Grifiel - Luciferan, Wild House
- Nazriel, "Nazathor, Princess of Majestic Liberation" - Scourge, Luciferan
- Sauriel the Releaser - Slayer, Ravener
- Suphlatus, "The Giver of Flowing Waters," "Duchess of Dust" - Ravener
- Nuriel, "Throne of Inexorable Command," "Overlord of Daring Liberation" - Devil, Reconciler
- Ouestucati - Scourge, Reconciler, onetime Archangel of the Ocean Wind
- Chapter Six: Feet of Clay
- Sephidor/Sam Ashbury - Demon, Malefactor
- Zaphriel, "Messenger of the Dawn"/Laura Blake - Devil, Luciferan
- Mickey - Human
- Alejandro - Demon
- Ms. Allemande - Human
- Laura Blake - Demon
- Tulley - Demon
- Gideon - Demon
- Roger - Human
- Aziuran - Demon
- Zormas - Demon
- Alazan - Demon
- Piers - Demon
- Mr. Allemande - Human
- Felding - Human
- Milton - Demon
- Senachib - Demon
- Dominic - Demon
- Tom - Human
- Steven - Demon
- Andrea - Demon
- Chapter Seven: Eyes of Fire
- Sabriel/Christina - Demon
- Chapter Eight: Rules
- Naram-Sin - Devil
- Arnold Horton - CEO of DynaCom, Thrall
- Chapter Nine: Systems
- Belial - Earthbound
- Adam - Demon, Rebecca's Character, Example
- Ishmael - Fiend, Demon, Example, Destroyed
- James Wong - Adam's Thrall
- Atoth-Nagan - Devourer
- Chapter Ten: Storytelling
- Lharael - Fell Knight of the Ebon Legion, Demon, Fred's Character
- Chapter Eleven: Antagonists
- Jack Milton - Demon Hunter
- Edward Carson - State Senator, Mortal
- William Zobel - Devil, Stats
- Billy - Mortal
- Jessica - Mortal
- Robert Lowe - Scourge, Stats
- Greg - Sculptor, Mortal
- Chris Swanson - Malefactor, Stats
- Professor Emily Habenstein - Mortal
- Joe Voss - Fiend, Stats
- Michael - Mortal
- Helen Tisdale - Defiler, Stats
- Tiptakzi - Devourer, Stats
- Apil-Sin - Slayer, Stats
- Marvin - Wraith
- David Lynn Carpenter - Exorcist, Mortal, Stats
- William Osborne - Mortal
- Jill Gilman - Mortal
- Jack - Mortal
- Julie Hoffman - Mortal
- Father Dennis Forbin - Exorcist, Mortal, Stats
- Father Phillips - Demon
- Reverend Brian Stewart - Exorcist, Mortal, Stats
- Chris - Mortal
- Lance - Mortal
- Rich Burdett - Demon, Died
- Joe Burdett - Died
- William Emerson - Exorcist, Mortal, First Preceptor of the Star Catchers, Stats
- Shu-Durul/Ryan - Demon
- Leo Daschell - Earthbound Thrall, Stats
- Gerard "Jerry" Brownlow - Mortal
- Joe Jaffee - Mortal
- Cloud Brannigan - Earthbound Thrall, Stats
- Father Sean Riordan - Earthbound Thrall, Stats
- Councilor Irene Sandler - Earthbound Thrall, Stats
- Councilor Herman Menendes - Mortal
- Geoff Skellams - Mortal, Died
- Kelly Finnegan - Earthbound Thrall, Stats
- Rochelle - Mortal
Terminology[]
Lexicon: Abyss, the, Age of Wrath, Annunaki, apocalyptic form, Asharu, Celestials, Cryptic, Defiler, demon, Devil, Devourer, Earthbound, the, Elohim, the, Fall, the, fallen, the, Faustian, Fiend, Halaku, House, Lammasu, lore (Lore of the Fundament, Lore of Humanity, Lore of the Celestials, Lore of Flame, Lore of Radiance, Lore of Awakening, Lore of the Firmament, Lore of the Winds, Lore of the Earth, Lore of Paths, Lore of the Forge, Lore of Patterns, Lore of Portals, Lore of Light, Lore of Longing, Lore of Storms, Lore of Transfiguration, Lore of the Beast, Lore of the Wild, Lore of the Flesh, Lore of Death, Lore of the Spirit, Lore of the Realms), Luciferan, Malefactor, Namaru, Neberu, Pit, the, Rabisu, Ravener, Reconciler, Scourge, Sebettu, Slayer, thrall, visage (Bel, Nusku, Qingu, Dagan, Anshar, Ellil, Kishar, Antu, Mummu, Ninsun, Nedu, Shamash, Ishhara, Adad, Mammetum, Zaltu, Ninurtu, Aruru, Namtar, Nergal, Ereshkigal); Africa, Afterlife, Age of Wrath, Age of Wonder, Alabaster Legion, Anatolia, Angel, Angels of Death/Reapers, Angels of the Deep, Angels of the Wild, Araboth, Archangel, Archduke, Argentina, Arizona, Artificers, Atlanta, Autarch, Barrier Plains, Bastion, Beijing, Berlin, Binding, Black Cathedral, Boat House Club, Book of Abaddon (Book), Book of Bephamael, Book of Names, Breath of Life, Canon of the Eye (Books), Celestial Name, Cherubim, Chicago, Children of Adam, Choir, Church of Scientific Spirituality, Civilization of Ashes, Creation, Creator, Crimson Legion, Crucianomicon (Book of the Tormented: Earthbound), Dallas, Derangements, Divine Plan, Dûdâêl, DynaCom (Company), Ebon Legion, Eden, Elkwood Village, England, Enhancement, Enoch, Europe, Evocation, Faction, Faith, Fall, Fell Knight, Firmament, First Lands, Flagstaff, Folson Maximum Security Prison, France, Genhinnom, Georgia, Glade of Memory, God, Grand Design, Grand Experiment, Great Debate, Greece, Guardian Angels, Heathrow, Heaven, Hell, Hell Benders (Cycle Gang Clubhouse), Heralds, High City, Hierarchy of Sins, Holy Ground, Holy Host, Holy Works (Church Theater), Hopkins & Mathers, Host, Host of Heaven, The Hour of Jesus' Power (TV Show), House of the Dawn, House of the Firmament, House of Matter, House of the Second World, House of Spheres, House of the Wild, Hunting Parties, Iowa, Iowa City, Iraq, Iron Legion, Legion, Jerusalem, Kâsdejâ, Kashmir, Keepers of Babel, Liber Malictorium (Book), Light Shining in Buckinghamshire (Play by Caryl Churchill), London, Long March, Los Angeles, Macedonia, Machonon, Maelstrom, Maker of All, Malhim, Mexico, Mortal, Mother of the Moon, Mountains of Sorrow, Nephilim, Nereids, Nod, North America, Oceanites, One Language, Ophanim, Overlord, Pact, Palace of Shadows, Palace of Sighs, Paradise, Prayers (Banishment, Abjuration, Binding, Exorcism), Princes of Hell, Reaping, Rebellion, Redemption, Reliquary, Revelation, Rio de Janeiro, Rituals, Rollins Productions, Rome, Sacred/Blessed Items, Sagun, San Bernadino, Scelestinomicon (Book of the Rebels: Fallen), Second Debate, Second World, Secret Winds (Tome), Seer, Seraph, Shamayim, Shattering, Siedlung Neutempelhof Children's Ward, Silent War, Silver Legion, Soul, Soulless, South America, Spark, Spirit, Star Catchers (Secret Society), St. Peter's Church, Summoning, Tabâ'et', Temphehofer Dam, The Ten, Time of Atrocities, Time of Babel, Time of Transgression, Tokyo, Torment, Towers of Flesh, True Names, Turkey, United States, Vale of Reverence, Veil, Virtue: Conscience, Conviction, Courage; Wall of Breath, War of Wrath, Washington, DC, The Watchers, World of Life, Wraith, Zebul,
References[]
- ↑ Demon: The Fallen Rulebook, p.11, Introduction
- ↑ Demon: The Fallen Rulebook, p.18, Chapter One: In The Beginning
- ↑ Demon: The Fallen Rulebook, p.42, Chapter Two: Better to Rule in Hell
- ↑ Demon: The Fallen Rulebook, p.60, Chapter Three: Apocalypse Now
- ↑ Demon: The Fallen Rulebook, p.78, Chapter Four: Legions of the Damned
- ↑ Demon: The Fallen Rulebook, p.96, Chapter Five: Houses of Darkness
- ↑ Demon: The Fallen Rulebook, p.120, Chapter Six: Feet of Clay
- ↑ Demon: The Fallen Rulebook, p.165, Chapter Seven: Eyes of Fire
- ↑ Demon: The Fallen Rulebook, p.218, Chapter Eight: Rules
- ↑ Demon: The Fallen Rulebook, p.230, Chapter Nine: Systems
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