The Babadook

The Babadook, also known as Mister Babadook, is a supernatural creature that is said to be the embodiment of grief, anxiety, and depression. It is said to haunt those who would be foolish enough to read a pop-up book, disguised as a children's book that talks about it. While believed to be a spirit or demon, the Babadook is merely a tulpa, a thought-form which can manifest in our plane of reality due to the amount of fear and belief in its existence.

Appearance

The Babadook most generally appears as a towering, shadowy bogeyman wearing a black coat and hat, with long, claw-like hands and a pale frightening face. The Babadook haunts whomever reads its poem and hides inside a pop-up book that mysteriously appears in random homes. As its prey becomes more frightened, the Babadook becomes more monstrous.

The Babadook is considered to be the embodiment of grief and as time goes on, it slowly brings its victim to the brink of insanity through their five stages of depression. The first stage is denial, meaning the Babadook weaves scenarios where the victim listens to a conversation that reminds them of something traumatic and thus perform all that they can to avoid the topic and the mention of this event, consequently isolating themselves from society including their own family members.

Abilities

The Babadook has been shown to have the ability of possession. When the Babadook weakens its victim's will and spirit to the point where they can barely walk, it plunges itself into the victim's back, which is described like having a large knife be slowly shoved into their spine. Its influence over its prey is great to where it can cause conflict and turmoil between family members, even those who are quite close in relations.

It demonstrated the ability of shape shifting. The Babadook can take the form of any person, animal, or insect. The entity usually takes the form of a person that the victim was once involved with, have a history with be it unpleasant or not. The Babadook uses this as a method of manipulation of the victim's emotions, to where it took the form of a single mother's deceased husband and convince her to offer it her son in order to devour him.

Being a tulpa, the Babadook cannot be defeated by normal conventional means. However, being the embodiment of grief, the Babadook can be defeated through acceptance. Meaning that if the victim ceases to be scared and come to terms with the tragic event that occurred in their past life, the Babadook loses its power over them. It can also fade from existence if those who believe in it, do not think about it so much to where it is real. However, given the Babadook’s methods of inducing fear into its prey, it is a task considered to be highly difficult.

Statistics for the Babadook

EWS: 80 (Notable) REF: 65 STA: 75

Injury: N/A

Disciplines: Whisper, Terrorize, Possession (deadly), Corporeal Manifestation, Change form (Deadly)
Aspects: Unfeeling, Unkillable, Unliving, Bloodless, Parasitic (grief),

Special Weakness (Bravery): The Babadook feeds on grief and fear – so the opposite is a true means of keeping the Babadook at bay, the victim of the Babadook must make a successful General willpower check If the roll fails, the Babadook is not affected and the victim needs to try again. If the roll succeeds

Will Power Check Results
Botch	The Babadook inspires more terror in the victim – the victim receives a -30 modifier to all target numbers for 1d5 rounds
Failure	The Babadook is unaffected by the attempt
Low Success	The Babadook receives a –10 modifier to all target numbers
High Success	The Babadook receives a –20 modifier to all target numbers
Colossal Success	The victims will is strong enough to create a sphere of protection naturally. The Babadook receives a –30 modifier to all target numbers

After 5 successful attempts the Babadook will dissipate and all traces of his existence will be gone – this is the only way to drive the tulpa away.

The Babadook

The Babadook, also known as Mister
Babadook, is a supernatural creature that is said to be the embodiment of
grief, anxiety, and depression. It is said to haunt those who would be foolish
enough to read a pop-up book, disguised as a children's book that talks about
it. While believed to be a spirit or demon, the Babadook is merely a tulpa, a
thought-form which can manifest in our plane of reality due to the amount of
fear and belief in its existence.

Appearance

The
Babadook most generally appears as a towering, shadowy bogeyman wearing a black
coat and hat, with long, claw-like hands and a pale frightening face. The
Babadook haunts whomever reads its poem and hides inside a pop-up book that
mysteriously appears in random homes. As its prey becomes more frightened, the
Babadook becomes more monstrous.

The
Babadook is considered to be the embodiment of grief and as time goes on, it
slowly brings its victim to the brink of insanity through their five stages of
depression. The first stage is denial, meaning the Babadook weaves scenarios
where the victim listens to a conversation that reminds them of something traumatic
and thus perform all that they can to avoid the topic and the mention of this
event, consequently isolating themselves from society including their own
family members.

Abilities

The
Babadook has been shown to have the ability of possession. When the Babadook
weakens its victim's will and spirit to the point where they can barely walk,
it plunges itself into the victim's back, which is described like having a
large knife be slowly shoved into their spine. Its influence over its prey is
great to where it can cause conflict and turmoil between family members, even
those who are quite close in relations.

It
demonstrated the ability of shape shifting. The Babadook can take the form of
any person, animal, or insect. The entity usually takes the form of a person
that the victim was once involved with, have a history with be it unpleasant or
not. The Babadook uses this as a method of manipulation of the victim's
emotions, to where it took the form of a single mother's deceased husband and
convince her to offer it her son in order to devour him.

Being a
tulpa, the Babadook cannot be defeated by normal conventional means. However,
being the embodiment of grief, the Babadook can be defeated through acceptance.
Meaning that if the victim ceases to be scared and come to terms with the
tragic event that occurred in their past life, the Babadook loses its power
over them. It can also fade from existence if those who believe in it, do not
think about it so much to where it is real. However, given the Babadook’s
methods of inducing fear into its prey, it is a task considered to be highly
difficult.

Statistics for the Babadook

EWS: 80 (Notable) REF: 65 STA: 75

Injury: N/A

Disciplines: Whisper, Terrorize, Possession
(deadly), Corporeal Manifestation, Change form (Deadly)

Aspects: Unfeeling, Unkillable,
Unliving, Bloodless, Parasitic (grief),

Special
Weakness (Bravery): The
Babadook feeds on grief and fear – so the opposite is a true means of keeping
the Babadook at bay, the victim of the Babadook must make a successful General willpower
check If the roll fails, the Babadook is not affected and the victim needs to
try again. If the roll succeeds

Will Power Check Results
Botch	The Babadook inspires more terror in the victim – the victim receives a -30 modifier to all target numbers for 1d5 rounds
Failure	The Babadook is unaffected by the attempt
Low Success	The Babadook receives a –10 modifier to all target numbers
High Success	The Babadook receives a –20 modifier to all target numbers
Colossal Success	The victims will is strong enough to create a sphere of protection naturally. The Babadook receives a –30 modifier to all target numbers

After 5 successful
attempts the Babadook will dissipate and all traces of his existence will be
gone – this is the only way to drive the tulpa away.

Culebra

Origins

The Culebra are an ancient race of serpentine vampires that inhabited the world for centuries. They were also known as the Waxaklahun Ubah Kan or Los Culebra which in Spanish meant Serpent. It is said that the first Culebra was created by the Nine Lords of the Night – a group of priests and priestesses who worshipped the serpent god Amaru. One night, one of the nine lords received a dream message from the serpent god tasking him with finding the virgin priestess Kisa who had ran from her tribe before she was to perform a ceremony which would have her sacrifice a baby in a blood offering to Amaru. When she was found, the High Priest Amancio ordered her to be the sacrifice to Amaru and after slitting her throat she was thrown into a pit that contained the children of Amaru (blessed snakes of Amaru) who bit at her and injected her with the poison of the culebra transforming her into the Mistress of the night and the first Culebra..

Physiology

Culebra , are a semi-reptilian race of immortal and feral creatures that feed on blood and are somehow related or descended from the Aztec snake gods, particularly a goddess. According to Professor Tanner these Culebra look more like snakes than bats and have a reptilian form. These Culebra are from Mesoamerican, Mayan or Aztec regions, unlike other vampires in the world, due to their appearance of reptiles (in other regions, vampires monstrous forms look like rats or bats). These Culebra have monstrous faces, cone-shaped fangs that fold up against the gums, flaked skin, vertical pupils, red/orange/yellowish glowing eyes and claws. Some Culebra that were large in their human form become horned and burly. Some Culebra have hardened scales while others have flaked skin like other snakes.

The blood of the living is the main component of a Culebra's diet whether from the source, from a cup or container, or from the flesh of humans, which the Culebra make into a raw delicacy. It is undetermined when Culebra need to feed, how long they can go without feeding and what ill affects it has on them if it fails to feed, while it is known that they will lose themselves to their animal instincts and behavior due to their bloodlust. They can also consume human food, but it's uncertain whether they gain sustenance from it, or simply do it to pass as human.

Despite their monstrous traits, they still retain many human traits that allow them to further the illusion that they are normal humans, such as sweating and breathing. As such, they still need to sleep, which they do during the day time. Culebra even produce waste and still grow hair like humans do.

Traits of the Culebra

Vampirism of a Culebra makes its victims immortal and gives them many supernatural powers.

·        Immortality- Culebra do not age nor decay and are immune to death by disease or sickness.

·       Accelerated Healing- Culebra heal from physical wounds much faster than humans without any lingering side effects of such injuries.

·        Superhuman Strength- A Culebra’s strength increases with age, the 1,000 year old Santanico was able to eviscerate humans much bigger than her with ease, swing her hands through a person and maul them in one strike, and throw them with one hand across a room. Freshly turned Culebra are as weak as humans and one human can easily defeat them until they are overpowered. The master Culebra can at his or her discretion create Culebra that are stronger than a normal freshly turned Culebra.

·       Steal Memories – a Culebra that so much as touches a human will instantly know everything that human knows. Culebra are also able to see, hear and even feel the past of the blood they've consumed. This is why some criminal organizations have pacts with the Culebra. Knowledge in exchange for victims

·         Shapeshifting- Culebra can shape-shift into a reptilian form that is stronger and far more feral than their human form or their regular Culebra form. It causes them to mentally degenerate into mindless animals that can be killed easier as they are not as smart in a fight and are more blood crazed, though when partially transformed, they are simply more aggressive and can speak, while other are more like hungry zombies and even hunt in hoards or packs. They either have flaked or scaly skin with sometimes hardened scales and horns.

·         Wall-Crawling- Culebra are capable of scaling on surfaces opposite to the ground and on walls, possibly with their claws.

Special Abilities

Some ancient Culebra can have a special ability, such as growing a pair of bat-like wings, one ancient Culebra was able to crush someone like a boa constrictor.

Weaknesses

If Culebra are killed, they and anything they wear turns to desert-like dust with no trace that it was ever a creature.

Sunlight - Direct, strong sunlight burns their skin and, if fully immersed in it, they will die and turn to dust along with what they wear. The touch of direct sunlight will either cause their skin to burn in smoke or be set ablaze. Only direct sunlight can harm a Culebra, while one that remains in shade or shadows will remain unaffected by the sun. However, if a Culebra has recently fed, it is able to walk in sunlight temporarily.

Heart Destruction- Damaging or destroying their heart, the organ of blood and the source of their strength, usually by means of stabbing it, kills them and turns them and whatever they were into nothing but dust.

Snake Venom - It appears that snake venom can incapacitate a Culebra. An S.A.V.E. envoy was told to put some rattlesnake venom into a goblet filled with blood that would be presented to a Culebra elder. Minutes after the elder consumed the poisoned blood from the goblet, he started to choke and became paralyzed, allowing the envoy to kill the elder.

Stats for a Culebra

EWS: 80 (Notable)       REF: 70           STA: 80

Injury: Superficial, Minor –10, Serious –20, Major –30,

Critical –50, Lethal

Disciplines: Change Form (fog), Influence, Slow, Stifle,

Time Stop (Unique)

Aspects: Bane (religious symbols, holy water), Parasitic, Special Weakness (sunlight, wood), Supernatural Speed, Venomous, Sustenance, Unfeeling, Unkillable, Unliving

Special Weakness (sunlight):A Culebra dies if it is exposed to sunlight for at least one minute. However, if a Culebra has recently fed, it is able to walk in sunlight temporarily

Sustenance: Culebras must drink the blood of a living human or animal at least once a month in order to survive but like a snake they can exist up to 6 months without feeding – though they weaken as time goes by. They need only inflict a Minor Injury with their bite in order to be satisfied. Every night that goes by without feeding inflicts an Injury (beginning with Minor and escalating every day at sunrise). If the vampire reaches Lethal Injury from starvation, it becomes inert and will not revive unless human blood is spilled on its mouth.
Venomous: a bite of a culebra is venomous at the end of the scene in which the envoy is bitten, the envoy’s player rolls a General STA check. If the roll fails, the envoy is poisoned with the culebra’s venom. The venom is persistent and escalating (see p.225 of Chill). The envoy loses 5 STA a day, and the player must make a General STA check each day of game time. If the envoy succeeds in the STA check 5 times (one for each day in game time), the poison has dissipated in the envoys systems and the recovery process can begin. If the roll fails, the character suffers an Injury. If he fails the STA check five times in a row the character suffers a lethal injury and dies only to raise as a new culebra. Restorative disciplines can help the player replenish STA and Injury levels, but they don’t halt the poison. While poisoned, the envoy suffers fevers, intense pain, hallucinations, and bleeding from mouth and eyes (all of this means a -20 penalty to all target numbers, in addition to any Injury penalties).

Culebra

Origins

The
Culebra are an ancient race of serpentine vampires that inhabited the world for
centuries. They were also known as the Waxaklahun Ubah Kan or Los Culebra which
in Spanish meant Serpent. It is said that the first Culebra was created by the
Nine Lords of the Night – a group of priests and priestesses who worshipped the
serpent god Amaru. One night, one of the nine lords received a dream message
from the serpent god tasking him with finding the virgin priestess Kisa who had
ran from her tribe before she was to perform a ceremony which would have her
sacrifice a baby in a blood offering to Amaru. When she was found, the High
Priest Amancio ordered her to be the sacrifice to Amaru and after slitting her
throat she was thrown into a pit that contained the children of Amaru (blessed
snakes of Amaru) who bit at her and injected her with the poison of the culebra
transforming her into the Mistress of the night and the first Culebra..

Physiology

Culebra , are a semi-reptilian
race of immortal and feral creatures that feed on blood and are somehow related
or descended from the Aztec snake gods, particularly a goddess. According to
Professor Tanner these Culebra look more like snakes than bats and have a
reptilian form. These Culebra are from Mesoamerican, Mayan or Aztec regions,
unlike other vampires in the world, due to their appearance of reptiles (in
other regions, vampires monstrous forms look like rats or bats). These Culebra
have monstrous faces, cone-shaped fangs that fold up against the gums, flaked
skin, vertical pupils, red/orange/yellowish glowing eyes and claws. Some Culebra
that were large in their human form become horned and burly. Some Culebra have
hardened scales while others have flaked skin like other snakes.

The blood of the living is the
main component of a Culebra's diet whether from the source, from a cup or
container, or from the flesh of humans, which the Culebra make into a raw delicacy.
It is undetermined when Culebra need to feed, how long they can go without
feeding and what ill affects it has on them if it fails to feed, while it is
known that they will lose themselves to their animal instincts and behavior due
to their bloodlust. They can also consume human food, but it's uncertain
whether they gain sustenance from it, or simply do it to pass as human.

Despite their monstrous
traits, they still retain many human traits that allow them to further the
illusion that they are normal humans, such as sweating and breathing. As such,
they still need to sleep, which they do during the day time. Culebra even
produce waste and still grow hair like humans do.

Traits
of the Culebra

Vampirism of a Culebra makes
its victims immortal and gives them many supernatural powers.

·        Immortality
- Culebra
do not age nor decay and are immune to death by disease or sickness.

·       Accelerated Healing
- Culebra
heal from physical wounds much faster than humans without any lingering side
effects of such injuries.

·        Superhuman Strength
- A
Culebra’s strength increases with age, the 1,000 year old Santanico was able to
eviscerate humans much bigger than her with ease, swing her hands through a
person and maul them in one strike, and throw them with one hand across a room.
Freshly turned Culebra are as weak as humans and one human can easily defeat
them until they are overpowered. The master Culebra can at his or her
discretion create Culebra that are stronger than a normal freshly turned Culebra.

·       Steal Memories –
a
Culebra that so much as touches a human will instantly know everything that
human knows. Culebra are also able to see, hear and even feel the past of the
blood they've consumed. This is why some criminal organizations have pacts with
the Culebra. Knowledge in exchange for victims

·        
Shapeshifting
-
Culebra can shape-shift into a reptilian form that is stronger and far more
feral than their human form or their regular Culebra form. It causes them to
mentally degenerate into mindless animals that can be killed easier as they are
not as smart in a fight and are more blood crazed, though when partially
transformed, they are simply more aggressive and can speak, while other are
more like hungry zombies and even hunt in hoards or packs. They either have
flaked or scaly skin with sometimes hardened scales and horns.

·        
Wall-Crawling
- Culebra
are capable of scaling on surfaces opposite to the ground and on walls,
possibly with their claws.

Special
Abilities

Some ancient Culebra can have a special ability, such as
growing a pair of bat-like wings, one ancient Culebra was able to crush someone
like a boa constrictor.

Weaknesses

If Culebra are killed, they and anything they wear turns to
desert-like dust with no trace that it was ever a creature.

Sunlight - Direct, strong sunlight burns
their skin and, if fully immersed in it, they will die and turn to dust along
with what they wear. The touch of direct sunlight will either cause their skin
to burn in smoke or be set ablaze. Only direct sunlight can harm a Culebra,
while one that remains in shade or shadows will remain unaffected by the sun.
However, if a Culebra has recently fed, it is able to walk in sunlight
temporarily.

Heart Destruction- Damaging or destroying their
heart, the organ of blood and the source of their strength, usually by means of
stabbing it, kills them and turns them and whatever they were into nothing but
dust.

Snake Venom - It appears that snake venom
can incapacitate a Culebra. An S.A.V.E. envoy was told to put some rattlesnake
venom into a goblet filled with blood that would be presented to a Culebra
elder. Minutes after the elder consumed the poisoned blood from the goblet, he
started to choke and became paralyzed, allowing the envoy to kill the elder.

Stats for a Culebra

EWS: 80 (Notable)       REF: 70           STA: 80

Injury: Superficial, Minor –10,
Serious –20, Major –30,

Critical –50, Lethal

Disciplines: Change Form (fog),
Influence, Slow, Stifle,

Time Stop (Unique)

Aspects: Bane (religious symbols,
holy water), Parasitic, Special Weakness (sunlight, wood), Supernatural Speed, Venomous,
Sustenance, Unfeeling, Unkillable, Unliving

Special Weakness
(sunlight):
A Culebra dies if it is exposed to sunlight for at least one minute. However,
if a Culebra has recently fed, it is able to walk in sunlight temporarily

Sustenance: Culebras must drink the
blood of a living human or animal at least once a month in order to survive but
like a snake they can exist up to 6 months without feeding – though they weaken
as time goes by. They need only inflict a Minor Injury with their bite in order
to be satisfied. Every night that goes by without feeding inflicts an Injury (beginning
with Minor and escalating every day at sunrise). If the vampire reaches Lethal
Injury from starvation, it becomes inert and will not revive unless human blood
is spilled on its mouth.

Venomous:
a bite
of a culebra is venomous at the end of the scene in which the envoy is bitten,
the envoy’s player rolls a General STA check. If the roll fails, the envoy is poisoned
with the culebra’s venom. The venom is persistent and escalating (see p.225 of
Chill). The envoy loses 5 STA a day, and the player must make a General STA check
each day of game time. If the envoy succeeds in the STA check 5 times (one for
each day in game time), the poison has dissipated in the envoys systems and the
recovery process can begin. If the roll fails, the character suffers an Injury.
If he fails the STA check five times in a row the character suffers a lethal
injury and dies only to raise as a new culebra. Restorative disciplines can
help the player replenish STA and Injury levels, but they don’t halt the poison.
While poisoned, the envoy suffers fevers, intense pain, hallucinations, and
bleeding from mouth and eyes (all of this means a -20 penalty to all target
numbers, in addition to any Injury penalties).

Redneck Gators

Note: This conversion is based on the movie “Ragin’ Cajun Redneck Gators” or by its alternate name “Alligator Alley” I think these “Gators” could add something to your chill game. I know if I was a player faced with red tinged gators that can shoot spines from their tails I would piss myself and run away.

Appearance

Redneck Gators were alligators who had been mutated by tainted moonshine spilt by some of the locals into their swamp habitat. The Gators were larger than regular alligators, had a reddish coloration, a spiked carapace, and they are able to shoot spines from their tails.

Origin

The Redneck Gators were created when some Louisiana alligators ingested some toxic moonshine or they were created as a goof by some unknown being with a sense of humor. The mutation causes the gator to take on a red tinge to its skin while enlarging the gator to an average of 10 feet. It also mutated the plates on its back to become denser and provide better protection. If the mutation stopped there the redneck gators would be an impressive sight to behold…but that’s not the case – they have the ability to shoot spines from their tails and any person whom they bit would slowly transform into a Redneck Gator, retaining some traits and physical aspects of the person that they had been (for example, one Gator retained the gold tooth that he had possessed when human).

In addition, at least one of the Gators was able to remember his life as a human when he fought another Gator to protect the woman he had loved as a man. This gator later lived with the woman in her house on the bayou.

Redneck Gator Stats

EWS: 65 (common)    REF: 65                      STA: 75
Injury: Superficial, Minor –10, Serious –20, Major –30, Critical –50, Lethal
Disciplines: Hunters Mark
Aspects: Deadly Attack (Serious; tail spines only), Sturdy, Tough, Native Environment (underwater), Vigor
Infective bite:  anyone who survives a bite from a Redneck Gators is doomed to slowly become one of them. Any envoy bitten can attempt to resist the change if the player makes a general WPR check (–20 for every marked Injury box from an Redneck Gator) he or she resists the urge to change – this just delays the inevitable – the only way to undo the infection is to kill the gator that bit the player and eat the creature’s heart chasing it down with some Jim bean follow that up with a dose of the restorative form of the art such as Sphere of Protection.

Redneck Gators

Note: This conversion is based on the movie “Ragin’ Cajun
Redneck Gators” or by its alternate name “Alligator Alley” I think these
“Gators” could add something to your chill game. I know if I was a player faced
with red tinged gators that can shoot spines from their tails I would piss
myself and run away.

Appearance

Redneck
Gators were alligators who had been mutated by tainted moonshine spilt by some
of the locals into their swamp habitat. The Gators were larger than regular
alligators, had a reddish coloration, a spiked carapace, and they are able to
shoot spines from their tails.

Origin

The Redneck Gators were created when some Louisiana
alligators ingested some toxic moonshine or they were created as a goof by some
unknown being with a sense of humor. The mutation causes the gator to take on a
red tinge to its skin while enlarging the gator to an average of 10 feet. It
also mutated the plates on its back to become denser and provide better
protection. If the mutation stopped there the redneck gators would be an
impressive sight to behold…but that’s not the case – they have the ability to
shoot spines from their tails and any person whom they bit would slowly
transform into a Redneck Gator, retaining some traits and physical aspects of the
person that they had been (for example, one Gator retained the gold tooth that
he had possessed when human).

In addition, at least one of the Gators
was able to remember his life as a human when he fought another Gator to
protect the woman he had loved as a man. This gator later lived with the woman
in her house on the bayou.

Redneck Gator Stats

EWS: 65 (common)    REF: 65                      STA: 75

Injury: Superficial, Minor –10, Serious
–20, Major –30, Critical –50, Lethal

Disciplines: Hunters Mark

Aspects: Deadly Attack (Serious; tail
spines only), Sturdy, Tough, Native Environment (underwater), Vigor

Infective bite:  anyone who survives a bite from a Redneck
Gators is doomed to slowly become one of them. Any envoy bitten can attempt to
resist the change if the player makes a general WPR check (–20 for every marked
Injury box from an Redneck Gator) he or she resists the urge to change – this
just delays the inevitable – the only way to undo the infection is to kill the
gator that bit the player and eat the creature’s heart chasing it down with
some Jim bean follow that up with a dose of the restorative form of the art
such as Sphere of Protection.

Character Spotlight : Father Kevin Goss

Father Kevin Goss, born and raised on Long Island joined the seminary at the age of 17 and was ordained into the Catholic Church at age 24. Transferred from his parish in queens to the federal hill parish in Arkham. Became aware of the mythos when he discovered that his church was once used as a meeting hall for the church of starry wisdom. Father Kevin Goss then reached out to professor Armitage in miskatonic to see if they had any information on the cult, what he found out surprised him, a journalist named Robert Blake once did a story on the church of starry wisdom but died before his story was published. Before his death he was able to send the professor a copy of his story with photos. Armed with new knowledge Father Kevin contacted the Roman Catholic diocese and asked if he can perform a cleansing ritual of the old church. Focusing on his faith, Father Kevin surrounded by his congregation walked into the old church and started the ritual. Many witnesses from that event said the very foundation of the church shook and an unearthly sound can be heard coming from the steeple of the church as a massive shadow leapt from the steeple and flew off in the evening sky dancing over the cobblestone roofs of Arkham. Inside the church, they found Father Kevin Goss – his hair now white as the fresh fallen snow of his old hometown Bethpage New York. He turned to the congregation and smiled weakly and said “My father’s home is now clean” then passed out. When he awoke days later, he resumed his duties at the church on Federal Street.  He is known to go out of his way to help anyone in or out of his flock and he is good friends with Prof.Armitage at Miskatonic University. 

Father Kevin Goss
Sex: Male, Age: 35
Occupation: Clergy Member
STR 65 CON 55 SIZ 40 DEX 60 INT 85
APP 60 POW 70 EDU 75 SAN 70 HP 9
Luck 80 Magic 14 DB None Build 0 Move 9
Unarmed 25% (12/5): Skill: 25%; Damage: 1D3+DB; Range: Touch;
Hands: 1
Skills: Accounting 45% (22/9), Charm 55% (27/11), Credit Rating
35% (17/7), First Aid 65% (32/13), History 55% (27/11),
Language (Latin) 60% (30/12), Language (Own): English 75%
(37/15), Library Use 40% (20/8), Listen 20% (10/4), Psychology
31% (15/6), Archaeology 51% (25/10), Drive Auto 45% (22/9),
Medicine 45% (22/9), Occult 45% (22/9), Dodge 41% (20/8)